Queensland Women and Girls' Health Showcases
Queensland showcases innovations in women and girls' health
Queensland Health is pleased to host two Women and Girls’ Health Showcases in 2025.
The events, to be held in Brisbane and Cairns, will bring together peers across women and girls’ health and wellbeing to share, be inspired, create change, and explore how we can design and deliver more equitable health care for all Queenslanders.
The Brisbane event will be held on February 26 and 27 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre with further details including registrations to be announced soon.
Abstracts now open for the Brisbane Showcase
The Department is currently seeking abstracts from individuals and teams who can demonstrate how their program, model of care or initiative has made a positive difference in any the following areas:
- periods or pelvic health including endometriosis
- menopause or perimenopause
- mental health
- sexual health or reproduction.
Submitting an abstract
Abstract submissions for an oral presentation, poster and/or participation in a panel are welcome. Submissions are open to any organisation, team or individual and must adhere to the guidelines (PDF 421 kB).
Submissions are due by midnight Sunday 8 December 2024.
Opportunities for Partners and Stakeholders
Expressions of interest from stakeholders and community partners who are interested in Resource Table space and being a part of the event are welcome. This is an opportunity to engage directly with a range of stakeholders involved or interested in the women and girls’ health space, without entering a formal sponsorship agreement. Please note it is not intended to enable organisations to sell products, services, or recruit members at this event.
To submit your application to partner with us, please complete the Expression of interest form by midnight Sunday 8 December 2024.
More information
For more information, contact the Women and Girls’ Health Improvement Team at womenandgirlsimprove@health.qld.gov.au. To be kept up to date with the implementation of the Women and Girls’ Health Strategy, subscribe to the mailing list.
A note on terminology
This webpage and associated promotional materials for these events use the term 'women and girls'. We use this term inclusively to mean all people who identify as a woman or girl and recognise that people who do not identify as a woman or girl can still experience women’s health issues.