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The Internal Medicine Society of Australia and New Zealand (IMSANZ) represents the interests of specialist General Internal Medicine physicians throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. IMSANZ was formed in 1997 with the amalgamation of the Australian Society of Consultant Physicians in General Medicine (ASCPIGM) with our New Zealand counterparts (NZCPIGM). The realisation that ge

neral physicians needed a strong united approach to the rigors of the medico-political landscape in both countries led to unity of purpose across the Tasman. There are national and regional issues that require specific resolutions, but there is a greater need to promote the role of the generalist in holistic patient care within all health care systems.

26/03/2026

🔒Exclusive Member Opportunity - RACP LIFT 2026

Join the Royal Australasian College of Physicians for an upcoming Rapid-Fire Clinical Update on Cardio-metabolic and vascular health — a focused, high-impact evening designed for busy clinicians.

📍 Sydney (in-person)
📅 Tuesday, 31 March
🕔 5:00pm – 9:00pm

Hear from leading clinicians as they share the latest insights on:

• Adipose tissue updates
• Subclinical coronary artery disease
• Renal and hepatic metabolism
• Emerging treatment strategies
• Interactive panel discussion and case studies

This session brings together specialists across cardiology, endocrinology, nephrology, hepatolog and clinical pharmacology — with opportunities for CPD and valuable peer networking.

⚠️ Limited tickets remaining
🎟️ Enjoy 25% off with code SYDNEY25 (valid until 5pm, Friday 27 March)

Click on the link below to explore more:

https://www.racp.edu.au/racp-lift-2026/rapid-fire-clinical-updates/cardio-metabolic-and-vascular-health

24/02/2026

Engage, Empower, Excel and Connect at IMSANZ Queenstown Conference!

Get ready for an inspiring three-day conference of learning, collaboration and connection at the IMSANZ NZ Conference 2026 in Queenstown. Our programme brings together leading clinicians, educators and innovators to share insights across a range of focused workshops and sessions.

Programme Overview - 4 March 2026

• 🩺 Trainee Day: Build confidence and career direction with practical sessions on supervision, research, and leadership.
• 👥 Leaders Forum: Engage with peers in general and acute care medicine to discuss current issues and future strategies.
• 🩻 POCUS Workshop: A 3-hour ultrasound skills training, guided by the Ultrasound Education Group and Fujifilm Sonosite. Limited to 28 participants.
• 🧠 Cultural Competency Workshop: How I Treat Māori Patients with Tiriti Reo – enhance your cultural safety knowledge through real-world case discussions.
• 🎓 SPDP 3 Workshop: Strengthen your teaching and assessment approach for safer trainee learning environments.

✨ Finish Day One in style at our Welcome Reception — the perfect way to unwind, reconnect and set the tone for the days ahead.

Day 2 promises a full program of enlightening conference sessions, thought-provoking poster presentations, and an unforgettable Conference Dinner at the breathtaking Stoneridge Estate on 5 March 2026 🌿🍷

We’ll wrap up on the final day with even more dynamic and engaging sessions designed to inspire and connect.

This is more than a conference — it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.

We can't wait to welcome you all at Queenstown! Please click on the image below to visit our NZ conference website.

20/11/2025

🌿 How I Treat Māori Patients: Clinical Cultural Safety & Competency Workshop

Are you passionate about delivering meaningful, culturally safe care to Māori patients? Join us in person at the IMSANZ Conference in Queenstown for a practical and interactive workshop designed to enhance your real-world clinical practice. Discover how to apply principles of cultural safety using case studies, group work, authentic peer reflection, and tools you can take straight into your practice — including Māori pronunciation, karakia and models such as Te Whare Tapa Whā.

This half-day workshop focuses on how we treat Māori patients with clinical insight and cultural awareness. It offers customised workbooks, online resources, expert facilitation and opportunities for honest Q&A. Places are limited — secure your spot today and make a genuine impact in patient care.

📅 Wednesday 4 March 2026
⏰ 8.30am – 12.00pm
📍 Millennium Hotel Queenstown
💰 $150 per person

👉 Available to in-person conference delegates only.
Please click on the link to register: https://www.imsanzconference.co.nz/cultural-safety.html

03/11/2025

🌟 Call for Abstracts – IMSANZ NZ Conference 2026 🌟

Are you ready to share your work with the wider internal medicine community? The IMSANZ Scientific Programme Committee invites Physicians and Trainees to submit abstracts for consideration in the 2026 IMSANZ NZ Conference. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your research, audit, case report, or innovative project — and gain valuable experience presenting to peers and senior clinicians.

All abstracts will be reviewed for inclusion in the oral and poster sessions, which will be held in person only. Spaces are limited, so we encourage you to get your submission in early! Presenters must register for the full conference and have approval from all co-authors before presenting.

Whether you’re an emerging researcher or an experienced clinician, we’d love to see your contribution on the conference stage. Step forward, share your insights, and be part of the conversation shaping internal medicine across Australia and New Zealand.

👇Please visit Call for Abstracts - IMSANZ NZ Conference 2026 for more info!”

https://www.imsanzconference.co.nz/call-for-abstracts.html

27/08/2025

Today we're in Adelaide hosting our Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Workshops. POCUS is an increasingly important tool for general physicians, supporting timely diagnosis, improving decision-making, and enhancing patient safety across a wide range of clinical settings. Building these capabilities is vital to the evolving role of general medicine.

We extend our sincere thanks to Fujifilm Sonosite for their generous provision of ultrasound equipment. Collaborations like these enable IMSANZ to deliver practical, high-quality education and ensure our members are equipped with the skills to meet the growing demands of modern healthcare.

We also thank our supervisors, as well as the local medical students who volunteered as patients. Their involvement made the workshop truly collaborative, giving students the opportunity to experience techniques firsthand..

28/05/2025

National Reconciliation Week – 27 May to 3 June 2025

This Reconciliation Week, IMSANZ reflects on the theme “Bridging Now to Next,” a reminder of the importance of truth-telling, respect, and collective action in building a more just future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

We recognise the strength, resilience and ongoing contributions of First Nations communities across Australia. As a trans-Tasman society, we also acknowledge the shared challenges and aspirations of Māori communities in Aotearoa New Zealand, and the common goal of improving health equity for Indigenous peoples in both countries.

IMSANZ supports the RACP Indigenous Strategic Framework, which provides a foundation for advancing cultural safety, equity, and meaningful change across the health sector.

17/04/2025

🌷Just a friendly reminder — the IMSANZ Office will be closed over the Easter long weekend🐰💐
✈️ Don't forget to book your flights for the IMSANZ Conference in Adelaide, 27–30 August 2025!
📝 Got research to share? Submit your abstract today — submissions close 30 May!
📬 https://www.imsanzconference.com.au/call-for-abstracts.html
📢 Expired members — there’s still time to renew your 2025 membership! ✅ Renew today: https://shorturl.at/soqya

04/04/2025

Our Dunedin Trainee Day had wide variety of speakers, including representatives from the IMSANZ Research Network, ACC Māori Health and consultants from both countries.

To support young doctors, why not share why YOU are a part of IMSANZ?👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌱 You can help build growth in our community and be a voice to the needs of those working in Internal Medicine across Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific🤝🌍🫱🏼‍🫲🏽💬

If you know someone who would make a great IMSANZ Member, encourage them to apply in 2025!🌟https://shorturl.at/721xn

26/03/2025

A huge thank you to our amazing conference organisers for making the IMSANZ conference in Dunedin NZ such a tremendous success! 🎉Conference resources are now available exclusively online for registered attendees only. After six months, resources will be available to all IMSANZ members👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

🫱🏼‍🫲🏽💬If you haven't joined IMSANZ, why not sign up in 2025? You can help build growth in our community and be a voice to the needs of medical professionals working in Internal Medicine across Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific🤝🌍

If you know someone who would make a great IMSANZ Member, encourage them to apply in 2025!🌟 https://shorturl.at/721xn

19/03/2025

Thanks to those who joined our G&ACM Leader Forum in Dunedin NZ which was a great success!✨This session was open to our new, upcoming or longstanding leaders working in roles in general and acute care medicine, medical assessment units and hospital in home🎉 Can't wait to see you in Adelaide 27-30 August 2025! ❤️ City of Adelaide

05/03/2025

A big thank you to all our trainees, speakers and organisers who made yesterday's IMSANZ Trainee Day Dunedin NZ a great success!🎉 A very special welcome to our newest members✨ Our trainees are the lifeblood of IMSANZ and we are passionate about your contribution to the future of IMSANZ❤️

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http://imsanz.org.au/

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IMSANZ was formed in 1997 with the amalgamation of the Australian Society of Consultant Physicians in General Medicine (ASCPIGM) with our New Zealand counterparts (NZCPIGM). The realisation that general physicians needed a strong united approach to the rigors of the medico-political landscape in both countries led to unity of purpose across the Tasman. There are national and regional issues that require specific resolutions, but there is a greater need to promote the role of the generalist in holistic patient care within all health care systems.