The programme is designed to balance public-facing conference content with formal APOSHO member-only committee and governance activities, while giving delegates clear access to keynotes, papers, and networking opportunities.
The programme page is structured to help delegates quickly understand the conference flow, what is open to general participants, and what is reserved exclusively for APOSHO members.
The main conference days will feature keynote presentations and invited sessions that set the tone for APOSHO 40 and frame current issues across the region.
Paper presentations, thematic sessions, moderated discussions, and professional dialogue will support practical learning and regional knowledge-sharing.
Functional Committee Meetings and the APOSHO Annual General Meeting remain central parts of the overall programme and organisational continuity, but these sessions are for APOSHO members only.
The APOSHO Conference & Exhibition on 11 and 12 November 2026 is intended for delegates, professionals, and wider participants. The sessions on 10 and 13 November 2026 are reserved for APOSHO members only and are not open to the public.
This separation helps the page feel more credible and easier to understand for international visitors, institutions, and member bodies.
This page currently uses a clean indicative agenda structure. Confirmed timings, session titles, and speakers can be inserted later without changing the design system.
Member-only committee sessions focused on APOSHO governance, planning, and organisational matters.
Further member-only working sessions, coordination meetings, and APOSHO internal engagement activities.
Conference opening, welcome addresses, and keynote presentations establishing the direction of APOSHO 40.
Structured sessions for technical content, regional case studies, and professional exchange.
Delegates continue with moderated discussion, networking opportunities, and interaction with the co-located exhibition.
Further keynote presentations and curated conference sessions led by invited contributors and subject matter experts.
Additional papers, thematic presentations, and cross-country professional dialogue.
Final conference reflections, acknowledgements, and closing programme elements for the main event.
The AGM provides the formal setting for APOSHO governance matters, member participation, and organisational continuity. This session is for APOSHO members only and is not open to the public.
The programme shown on this page is an indicative structure for website presentation. Specific session timings, topics, speakers, moderators, and room allocations can be added once final confirmation is available. APOSHO member-only sessions on 10 and 13 November should remain clearly identified as not open to the public.
Use the speaker and registration pages to continue planning your participation in APOSHO 40. As the programme is finalised, this page can be expanded with confirmed sessions, named speakers, and downloadable agenda details.