It is with pleasure that I invite you to attend the XXVI Scientific Meeting of the Australian Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology Inc. (ASCCP) in Auckland from the 28th – 31st March 2019. We have an excellent panel of invited speakers, both international and local, and I am sure you will not be disappointed with the scientific and social programmes. The venue for the meeting is the Grand Millennium Auckland, New Zealand.

Although we in Australia and New Zealand have an enviable record in the prevention of cervical cancer, this disease remains a significant women’s health issue in our region. We have invited a wide range of speakers from various countries who will present both the problems and offer solutions. Sessions will be held on:

- The burden of cervical cancer in our region, with insights from;
- Papua New Guinea
- Vanuatu
- Cook Islands, and
- Fiji
- Solutions to some of these burdens

We will also have practical sessions on:

- Challenges in management of cervical disease in the era of the HPV primary screening, focusing on issues that have arisen in Australia since the introduction of the renewed screening program
- Management of Vulval disease

As always there will be ample time for questions and discussion.

I hope that you will be able to join us for the meeting and look forward to seeing you in Auckland.

Annabelle Farnsworth
President ASCCP

International Keynote Speakers

Walter Prendiville

Prof Prendiville has retired from clinical practice and is currently a Senior Visiting Scientist at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC, WHO) in Lyon. He is a past President of the BSCCP and is the immediate past President of the International Federation for Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy (IFCPC). He introduced LLETZ (aka LEEP) to clinical practice in the early 1980s. He is the director of the IFCPC/IARC training programme in Colposcopy. He has worked in Dublin, London, Bristol and W.A.

Yin Ling Woo

Professor Woo Yin Ling is Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology from University of Malaya. She completed her specialist and subspecialty training in gynaecological oncology and postdoctoral research degree in the UK. She returned to Malaysia in 2010 and have since been actively involved in of a number of research programs focusing on screening, prevention and management of gynaecological cancers in the Malaysian setting.

Invited Presenters

Mary Bagita
Karen Bartholomew
Susan Bigby
Penny Blomfield
Julia Brotherton
Paul Cohen
Lois Eva
Annabelle Farnsworth
Gary Fentiman
Simon Hyde
Min Lo

Yin May
Georgina McPherson
Swaran Naidu
Darion Rowan
Margaret Sage
Bryony Simcock
Peter Sykes
Jeff Tan
Ai Ling Tan
Amanda Tristram
Andrew Vallely

Select a registration type

Medical Member Medical Non-Member Non-Medical Member Non-Medical Non-Member Trainee Medical and Nurse Non-Member Low and Lower-Middle Income Countries (LMIC)*

Full Registration

Registration includes attendance to all sessions, a conference satchel, all publications, the welcome function and conference dinner, morning and afternoon teas and lunch each day.

Earlybird registration closes on Friday 14th December 2018.

* Low and Lower- Middle income countries are defined according to the World Bank Country Classification. Click here to see the country classification.

	Earlybird	Regular
Medical Member	$1095	$1245
Medical Non-Member	$1245	$1395
Non-Medical Member	$855	$995
Non-Medical Non-Member	$995	$1125
Trainee Medical and Nurse Non-Member	$675	$815
Low and Lower-Middle Income Countries (LMIC)*	$675	$675

Seqirus Breakfast Session
Human Papillomavirus in adult women – Burden of disease and rationale for vaccination
Saturday 30th March 2019
Coromandel Room, Level 1, Grand Millennium Auckland
7.15am - 8.15am

Chair: Professor Annabelle Farnsworth
Professor of Pathology Notre Dame Sydney School of Medicine, Medical Director Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology

The burden of HPV related disease in adult women – Dr Paul Cohen
Consultant Gynaecologist King Edward Memorial Hospital, Director of Gynaecological Cancer Research, St John of God Subiaco Hospital

HPV vaccination in adult women – Mr David Wrede
Consultant Gynaecologist and Chair of Senior Medical Staff at The Royal Women's Hospital

Breakfast provided to registered ASCCP delegates only.

Destination

Auckland is a city unlike any other. With incredible natural wonders on the doorstep of a world class city, Auckland is the perfect short break destination.

Imagine an urban environment where everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful beaches, hiking trails and a dozen enchanting holiday islands. Add a sunny climate, a background rhythm of Polynesian culture and a passion for outstanding food, wine and shopping, and you’re beginning to get the picture of Auckland, New Zealand’s largest and most diverse city.

Venue

The Grand Millennium Auckland is superbly located in the city centre close to Queen Street and Viaduct Harbour. You will appreciate being situated in the very heart of cosmopolitan Auckland with some of the city’s finest dining, shopping and entertainment venues at your doorstep. Also nearby are landmark venues: The Civic, Auckland Town Hall and Aotea Square, the city's largest outdoor civic space where you can relax and often attend local events.

Take advantage of quality facilities during your stay, whether it’s enjoying a swim in the heated indoor pool or savouring a delicious teppanyaki meal at Katsura Japanese Restaurant. Auckland Airport is only 30–45 minutes by taxi from the hotel, and public transport is easily accessible. There is an on-site taxi rank to help you get to where you are going in a hurry, and undercover parking is available for hotel guests.

Climate

Throughout the month of March, the average daytime temperatures are around 23°C in Auckland.

Flights

International flights to Auckland depart from all major cities.

Airport Transfers

Auckland Airport is approximately a 35-50 minute drive from the Grand Millennium.

There are plenty of transfer options to take you direct to the Grand Millennium. You can jump in a taxi, book a SuperShuttle or SkyBus service. There are also public transport lines that services both the international and domestic airport terminals.

Payment

Please note that all registration and accommodation prices listed in the ASCCP 2019 registration brochure are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and must be paid in AUD. If registration fees are not paid in AUD there will be a fee incurred.

Grand Millennium Auckland

Take advantage of quality facilities during your stay, whether it’s enjoying a swim in the heated indoor pool or savouring a delicious teppanyaki meal at Katsura Japanese Restaurant.

Grand Millennium Auckland

Accommodation Rooms Available
AUD$290 Superior Room incl. 1 breakfast

Special rates have been negotiated with the Hotel. To take advantage of these rates please read the following information carefully and complete the accommodation booking section when registering.

These room rates are only available through the Conference Secretariat
Accommodation bookings outside the conference dates are available at the conference rate, subject to availability
Accommodation cancellations in whole or in part, or no shows, may incur a fee at the hotel’s discretion.

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International Keynote Speakers

Walter Prendiville

Yin Ling Woo

Invited Presenters

Full Registration

Grand Millennium Auckland

Grand Millennium Auckland

Exhibitors

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International Keynote Speakers

Walter Prendiville

Yin Ling Woo

Invited Presenters

Full Registration

Welcome Reception

Conference Dinner

Grand Millennium Auckland

Grand Millennium Auckland

M Social

Platinum Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

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Exhibitors