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SpineWeek 2020 coming to Melbourne
SpineWeek 2020 coming to Melbourne
For the first time since its inception in 2004 SpineWeek will be held in Australia from 27 April to 1 May 2020 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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The week brings together spine societies from across the globe serving as the prime arena for scientific collaborations between different scientists and clinicians, advancing the science of the spine.
SpineWeek began in Porto, Portugal in 2004 and has occurred once every four years since then, taking place in Geneva, Amsterdam and Singapore. As more and more participants were journeying from Asia and Oceania region, the SpineWeek committee is excited to bring the conference to Australia.
The SpineWeek 2020 conference is the first time that chiropractic organisations have been involved. “This represents a great opportunity for Australian chiropractic” says ACA Professional Services Manager Glynis Grace. “The SpineWeek conference provides ACA and Chiropractic Australia the chance to work collaboratively on a major international event”, she said. “Given the growing evidence supporting nonpharmacological and non-surgical approaches to the management of neck and back pain, it is an opportune time for the chiropractic profession to become involved in this prestigious conference by highlighting the role chiropractors can play in the conservative management of spinal pain”, noted Chiropractic Australia’s President, Rod Bonello.
Call for Abstracts now open
Don’t wait until next year to be a part of SpineWeek, submit an abstract for consideration by 15 October 2019. There are varying topics for chiropractors to get involved with SpineWeek 2020. Authors will be notified of the acceptance of their abstract by email in January 2020. Find out more about making an abstract submission at https://spineweek.org/abstracts
Find our more information about SpineWeek by visiting https://spineweek.org and get excited about this big step in the future of chiropractic on a global scale.