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ASUM - Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine

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ASUM - Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine

Industry association representing and educating all users of medical ultrasound with a firm focus on promoting excellence in ultrasound.

28/03/2026

Our new eLearning Module “Introduction to Ultrasound” is out now 📢

This course provides an introduction to the principles, safety, and clinical applications of ultrasound in medicine - suitable for those who are interested in learning more about ultrasound before they invest in an accreditation or course.

⏱️ Duration: Approximately 2 hours
📚 Flexible learning: Pause and resume anytime, returning to exactly where you left off.
✅ CPD points: 2

For more information on the course, head to https://www.asum.com.au/e_learning-modules/

27/03/2026

What an incredible evening! 🎉

Last night's Education Evening in Hamilton, New Zealand was a true celebration of learning in the ultrasound community and the bright futures ahead.

Thank you to everyone who attended and presented for making it such a special night 💙

24/03/2026

It was great having the team from Menzies School of Health Research visit us last week to collaborate with us on ultrasound education - watch this space!

23/03/2026

We were delighted to attend the Australian Medical Association's Colleges, Associations and Societies Meeting in Canberra today, represented by our president, Jo McCann, and our Standards and Advocacy Officer, Christine Ryan.

This was a great opportunity to connect with healthcare leaders such as Dr Danielle McMullen, AMA President, and Shadow Minister for Health and Aged Care Anne Ruston - reaffirming our commitment to working alongside the AMA and the broader medical community to enhance patient outcomes 🤝

16/03/2026

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new eModule: Reprocessing of Ultrasound Transducers 📢

This course provides guidance on the safe and effective reprocessing of reusable ultrasound transducers, ensuring compliance with infection prevention and control standards in clinical ultrasound practice.

⏱️ Duration: Approximately 3 hours
📚 Flexible learning: Pause and resume anytime, returning to exactly where you left off.
✅ CPD points: 3

For more information on the course, head to https://www.asum.com.au/e_learning-modules/

11/03/2026

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month 💛

Around 1 in 7 women and people presumed female at birth born in 1973–78 were estimated to have been diagnosed with endometriosis by age 44–49.

A trans-vaginal ultrasound examination plays a critical role in identifying signs of endometriosis, guiding clinical decisions, and supporting earlier intervention and care.

This month, we recognise the importance of awareness, education, and access to high-quality imaging in improving outcomes for those living with endometriosis.

If you’d like to learn more about endometriosis, Dr Jason Mak, Alison Deslandes, and Katey Molenaar will present an online webinar on Acute Pelvic Pain and Endometriosis on 26 March at 7-8pm AEDT. Head to https://members.asum.com.au/EventDetail?EventKey=WEB260326 for more information 📝

04/03/2026

Registrations for are now open!

We can’t wait for you to join us in Perth, WA to hear from our inspiring international and local expert keynote speakers, with a program designed to challenge and reflect the evolving landscape of ultrasound in medicine.

Save the date November 14-16 2026 and register now https://asum2026.com.au/

03/03/2026

Registrations for the conference are now open!

We can’t wait for you to join us in Ōtautahi Christchurch, NZ for an exciting event promising to be inspiring, educational, and professionally rewarding.

Discounted accommodation rates at Rydges Latimer Christchurch are available for those travelling to attend ASUM NZ26 until 23 June 2026.

Save the date July 24-26 2026 and register now at https://outshine-asumnz26.eventsair.site/registration

24/02/2026

ASUM NZ 26 CONFERENCE

We’re excited to welcome Keynote Speaker Dr Nicolas Szecket at our conference in Christchurch, New Zealand, from 24-26 July 2026.

Nic Szecket is an Argentinian-born, Canadian-trained general physician, who has lived and worked in Auckland, New Zealand since 2010. He is an award-winning clinical educator both at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Apart from his clinical work, Nic has an interest in medical education, and Point of Care ultrasound (POCUS). He focusses his efforts on teaching diagnostic reasoning and POCUS to trainees.

Nic is co-founder and co-host of the popular clinical reasoning podcast IMreasoning and has presented internationally on the same topics of the show.

For more information about Nic and the ASUM NZ 26 Conference, check out https://ow.ly/bFuH50YhnSz

20/02/2026

Join us for a variety of exciting current topics to be presented by local experts including intestinal ultrasound, MSK and professional issues facing New Zealand sonographers 🥂

💡Martin Necas - Intestinal Ultrasound Techniques and Findings
💡Dr Kara Prout - New horizons in the ultrasound profession: an update from the Ultrasound Working Ground of the National Radiology Network
💡Dani Mourits - Complaints against sonographers: review of HDC cases.

Date and Time: Thursday 26th March - from 6pm NZDT
Venue: Gothenburg Resaurant, Hamilton, New Zealand

📲 Register now! https://members.asum.com.au/EventDetail?EventKey=HAM260326

17/02/2026

Join Alison Deslandes and local faculty at the University Club of Western Australia for a comprehensive full-day Endometriosis Workshop on Saturday 9 May 2026, from 9:00am to 4:30pm.

This immersive workshop is designed to strengthen your expertise in the ultrasound assessment of endometriosis. Throughout the day, participants will develop the skills to confidently differentiate between endometriosis, adenomyosis and endometriomas, recognise when conditions coexist, and perform a structured diagnostic evaluation including assessment of ovarian mobility and the sliding sign.

An essential professional development opportunity for sonographers and clinicians looking to advance their capability in endometriosis imaging.

REGISTER NOW: https://members.asum.com.au/EventDetail?EventKey=PER090526

16/02/2026

ASUM NZ 26 CONFERENCE

We’re excited to welcome Keynote Speaker Dr Emma Ellis at our conference in Christchurch, New Zealand, from 24-26 July 2026.

Dr Emma Ellis is a Specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Subspecialist in Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) based at Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand. Emma has several clinical areas of interest, but is especially interested in pregnancy screening for abnormalities, ultrasound imaging in multiple pregnancies and improving Maternal and Perinatal Health in the Developing World.

Emma loves teaching and has been involved in teaching for a wide range of health professionals at a range of levels. She has been an ASUM DDU supervisor for many years. Emma has worked in Bhutan since 2006 assisting with the inception and development of a perinatal unit and countrywide network which is now established. Emma has also been involved in teaching in China and Samoa.

In 2010 Emma was awarded the inaugural Next Woman of the Year award for her work in the area of development of Maternity Services in New Zealand and overseas. Emma has been involved with the CMFM committee of RANZCOG as a committee member, examiner, Chair of examiners and recently Chair of the subspecialty committee.

Registrations will open later this month – watch this space! https://ow.ly/gsTr50Y9Ln7

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Tuesday	9am - 5am
Wednesday	9am - 5am
Thursday	9am - 5am
Friday	9am - 5am

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