Upcoming Events in 2010

Indian Road Safety - Exploring Answers Through Collaboration

30 June 2010, George Institute for International Health, Sydney, NSW

University of Otago Injury Prevention Unit Workshop on ICD-10-AM Injury Coding and Data Analysis

14-15 July 2010, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand

ISCAIP Biennial Meeting on 'Child Injury Prevention: Engagement for Prevention'

20 September 2010, Bristol, UK

10th World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion
21-24 September 2010, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, UK

'Staying Active, Staying Safe - New ways forward for Injury Prevention in the 21st Century'

A joint workshop of the AIPN and Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) 40th Annual Conference

30 September 2010, Adelaide, South Australia

This workshop is for researchers, advocates and leaders to set a national strategic injury prevention agenda.

For more information, please see the Workshop Flyer

Register your attendance by submitting this Registration Form to the PHAA Conference Secretariat.

4th Australian and New Zealand Falls Prevention Society Conference

21-23 November 2010, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand

Past Events

QIPC Seminar: 'Keeping Queensland Safe - Challenges and Responses to Injury Prevention'

1 March 2010, Brisbane, Queensland

19th International Safe Communities Conference: 'Sustainability of Safe Community Programs'

23-26 March 2010, Suwon, Korea

ICCWA Seminar and Project Launch: 'Our Space, Safe Place'

9 April 2010, ICCWA, West Perth, WA

AIPN National Conferences

10th National Injury Prevention Conference

Planned to be held in Queensland in 2011, stay tuned for more details.

If you are interested in contributing to the program or sponsorship, please contact the AIPN Secretariat

Past Conferences:

Sydney 1997
Melbourne 1998
Brisbane 1999
Canberra 2000
Warnambool 2001
Perth 2003
Mackay 2004
Sydney 2006
Melbourne 2009

AIPN Awards

At each conference, the AIPN presents up to three awards to those members who contribute in a significant way to injury prevention and control. There are three award categories to acknowledge the diversity of members' contributions:

In addition, there is usually a Special Award for sustained achievement over a professional career to recognise important contributions at State, national and international levels. Selection criteria for all categories include excellence in communication skills, collaborative work, mentoring of junior colleagues, originality of contribution and overall contribution to injury prevention.