External Networking - Australasian College of Legal Medicine

Australian Lawyers Alliance

Think Ahead to the Future - Queensland Conference 2019
15 & 16 February 2019
The Star, Gold Coast, QLD

https://www.lawyersalliance.com.au/events/event/Queensland-conference-2019

AMA Queensland

Annual Conference 2019
22-28 September 2019
Edinburgh, Scotland

https://ama.com.au/qld/events/ama-queensland-annual-conference-2019

American College of Legal Medicine

59th Annual Health Law & Legal Medicine conference
In conjunction with the 11th Annual Ethical & Legal Aspects of Dentistry Conference
21-24 February 2019
Millennium Biltmore
Los Angeles, CA, USA

https://aclm.memberclicks.net/annual-meeting

Australian & New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology & Law

38th Annual Congress - Sins of the Past: Reflections and Future Directions
21-24 November 2018
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

http://www.anzappl.org/

Australian Orthopaedic Association

Annual Scientific Meeting 2019 - Teamwork and Engagement
6-10 October 2019
Canberra, ACT

https://www.aoa.org.au/events

Informa

28th Annual Medico Legal Conference
6 & 7 March 2019
Sydney, NSW

https://www.informa.com.au/event/conference/medico-legal-congress/

AI, Machine Learning & Robotics in Health
20-21 November 2018
Melbourne, VIC

https://www.informa.com.au/event/conference/ai-machine-learning-robotics-health/

National Judiciary College of Australia / The Australian National University

Annual Conference - "Judges: Angry? Biased? Burned out?"
2 & 3 March 2019
ANU Campus, Canberra

The National Judicial College of Australia and the Australian National University will present their annual conference on 2 & 3 March 2019 at the Australian National University campus in Canberra.

This conference brings together members of the Judiciary, academics, policy makers and experts in fields such as psychology to consider current issues and challenges in the Australian justice system. The program will examine the experience of emotion and bias in the court room, including the way in which judges engage emotionally with their work; the impact that this can have and what measures may be taken to alleviate these impacts.

https://njca.com.au/course/conference-2019-judges-angry-biased-burned-out/