3.1 AM26 Registration Form

Regulatory Affairs is a critical but finite resource within Medical Device and IVD companies, Socio-economic factors are driving down the costs of diagnostics, at a time when regulatory burden and complexity is going up. The result is a squeeze on the return of investment in lower revenues in highly regulated market. Organisations need be more efficient in the utilisation of global registrations and supporting technical documentation to ensure there is a commercial benefit to putting devices on market. 

Regulatory barriers are there for a reason: ensuring patient and user safety, but there is also a need to build proportionate regulatory barriers based on a true risk-based approach, and utilising international recognition and reliance opportunities where practical.

The workshop will explore the current thinking from IMDRF, MDSAP and international regulators on International Recognition and will begin with the specific pathways recently proposed by the UK and discuss how on how international recognition pathways could work. We aim to explore the opportunities and challenges for the industry regarding these new initiatives.

Event Details

Location: Crown Towers Perth
Date: Tuesday, 19 May 2026
Registration and Arrival: 8:00 am
Workshop timings: 8:30 am – 11:30 am

Inclusions: Morning tea

Western Australia is the nation’s largest state and faces distinct challenges in delivering health care to regional and remote communities. These challenges have driven WA to become a leader in remote health operations, developing innovative solutions that support patients across vast distances.

This tour will explore:
• The current systems and technologies used to deliver health services in regional and remote areas
• WA’s broader remote operations capabilities, including robotics and management of harsh‑environment operations
• Approaches to servicing remote Aboriginal communities
• Key companies contributing to remote health and remote operations innovation
• How emerging innovations can enhance and transform current service delivery

Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 19 May 2026
Time: 12:00 – 16:00
Meeting Point: TBC

Inclusions: Lunch and refreshments provided
Requirements: Closed-toe shoes required

Discover Western Australia’s infrastructure and ecosystem that support Medtech organisations. During this tour, you will:

• Explore the QEII Medical Centre, one of the largest medical precincts in the Southern Hemisphere
• Learn about future ecosystem infrastructure currently in development
• Visit companies that have benefited from WA’s infrastructure and innovation ecosystem

Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 19 May 2026
Time: 12:00 – 16:00
Meeting Point: TBC

Inclusions: Lunch and refreshments provided
Requirements: Closed-toe shoes required

Location: Merrywell Restaurant, Crown Perth

Join industry colleagues for an exclusive Clinical Trials Sector Dinner, bringing together professionals from across the clinical trials ecosystem for an evening of meaningful conversation and connection.

Enjoy a relaxed sit-down dinner designed to encourage networking, collaboration, and the exchange of insights with peers working across research, development, operations, and innovation in the clinical trials sector.

Whether you’re strengthening existing relationships or making new connections, this dinner offers a valuable opportunity to engage with the sector in an informal, social environment.

• Sit-down dinner
• Cash bar available
• Networking with clinical trials professionals

Places are limited. Secure your seat early and be part of an evening dedicated to connecting the clinical trials community.

Join us for an evening that brings the community together to connect, unwind, and celebrate the achievements shaping Australia’s medtech sector. Proudly sponsored by Cook Medical, the Conference Dinner offers a relaxed setting to build new relationships and strengthen existing ones over exceptional food and engaging conversation.

A highlight of AusMedtech 2026, this event provides a valuable opportunity to connect with peers in a more informal environment.

Conference Dinner Partner

Pricing

Individual Ticket - $280.00 (inc. GST)
Sponsored Table (10 tickets) - $2,800.00 (inc. GST)

Pricing

Individual Ticket - $240.00 (inc. GST)
Sponsored Table (10 tickets) - $2,400.00 (inc. GST)

Your registration includes access to AusPartnering, AusBiotech's highly popular business matching programme, facilitating thousands of meetings across the conference week. By registering you will gain access to the dedicated online booking platform, where you can pre-schedule 30-minute, one-on-one meetings when AusPartnering opens prior to the conference.

Meetings will take place in person during AusMedtech 2026, and virtually the following week. Once AusPartnering opens, you will receive an email from partneringONE, our platform host.

AusPartnering Platform Host:

You will be automatically opted into AusPartnering upon completion of your registration, if you do not wish to participate in AusPartnering, please opt out below.

By selecting to opt out, you will not receive a login for AusPartnering

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