Breakfast Sessions
Wednesday 1 July
7:30am - 8:30 am
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre
Breakfast sessions are hosted by sponsors and provide an opportunity to enjoy an in-depth case study or product/solution overview before the commencement of daily sessions. Tickets are only available to delegates with a full or day registration and can be booked at the time of registration. Places are limited so if you book at ticket, please ensure you attend.
Breakfast Session: Presentation by Australian Medicines Handbook |
| Wednesday 1 July 2026 Location: Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre |
| 7:30am - 8.30am | The AI-era and why trusted medicines information is critical Session Overview In medicines information, where considerations such as dose, interactions, and contraindications are critical, the priority is not speed but accuracy and reliability. The safest guidance is that which has undergone clinical review, robust quality control, and is supported with confidence. Presenter: Louise Sheridan - AMH Lead - Senior Editor |
Sponsor Breakfast: Presentation by ExamSoft | Turnitin |
| Wednesday 1 July 2026 Location: Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre |
| 7.30am - 8.30am | Disconnect to Protect: Leveraging ExamSoft to Safeguard High-Stakes Assessment, Advance Accreditation, and Assure Learning in Medical Education Session Overview This interactive session, aligned with the ANZAHPE 2026 theme “Weaving Connection,” explores the "Disconnect to Protect" strategy using ExamSoft to safeguard high-stakes medical assessments. Addressing challenges like generative AI and rigorous accreditation standards (e.g., AMC, AACSB), the presentation demonstrates how to secure assessment integrity while leveraging longitudinal data for "Assurance of Learning." Participants will learn to use performance analytics to identify competency gaps, map student progress to learning outcomes, and drive evidence-informed curriculum improvements. Ultimately, the session emphasizes collaboration—symbolized by the Māori whakataukī—to weave together technology and pedagogy, ensuring institutional accreditation readiness and enhanced learner success. Presenter Lewis Hawkins, Account Executive, Turnitin |
Sponsor Breakfast: Presentation by risr/ |
| Wednesday 1 July 2026 Location: Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre |
| 7.30am - 8.30am | The 360-Degree Learner: Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and
Performance
A student might ace their MCQs but struggle in an OSCE or on the ward. If that data lives in different systems, we miss the opportunity for holistic support. How can we create a truly comprehensive view of learner competence? This session looks at the benefits of a single-platform approach to assessment. We’ll discuss how linking written exams, clinical performance data (OSCEs), and workplace-based evidence into a single ecosystem allows for sophisticated "early warning systems" and more nuanced, evidence-based remediation. Presenter risr/ APAC team |