ASUM Outreach charity walk | SoP - new website | Awards of Excellence nominations | Research Grants EOI | Follow us on social media | AJUM Special Issue | WFUMB19 Social Media Ambassadors...
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Enjoy the fresh air and explore local sights with friends and colleagues at the ASUM Outreach Charity Walk, to be held in conjunction with the WFUMB Congress.
Let your #StepsForOutreach make a difference; by taking part in this walk, 100% of your entry fee donation will go to the ASUM Outreach charity and you will help contribute towards our vision for ASUM Outreach:
Bringing ultrasound to communities in need; to aid in early detection, diagnosis and management
ASUM Outreach exists to advance the use of medical diagnostic ultrasound for people living in rural and remote regions of Australia, New Zealand and some regional neighbours.
Cost is $25 (100% donated directly to Outreach). All registrants receive an ‘Outreach’ souvenir in recognition of your support.
Walk is guided through the streets of Melbourne on Sunday 8 September from 7am - 8am.
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We’re pleased to showcase our new Standards of Practice website. Looking for a specific guideline or statement is now easier with our new structure. Keep an eye out for our Public Consultation documents, which we’re releasing shortly for feedback.
Are you interested in joining our Standards of Practice Committee?
We have positions available for Cardiac, MSK and Paediatric specialists.
Contact us via asum@asum.com.au for more information.
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Awards of Excellence – because you asked for a little more time, we are giving you until 9am Monday 5 August to nominate a colleague or idol to receive this prestigious award.
Submit your nomination/s in one of the following award categories:
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Life Member
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Honorary Fellow
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Sonographer of the Year
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Sonologist of the Year
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Award for Humanitarian Service
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Tutor / Trainer of the Year
The full criteria is available on our website.
Awards will be presented at the WFUMB 2019 Congress in Melbourne.
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The Research Grants Expressions of Interest close in just 4 weeks.
Two research grants of up to $20,000 are on offer.
Current ASUM members who have been members for at least the last two years are welcome to apply.
Click the button below to find out how you can apply, and to view previous ASUM Research Grant winners.
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Are you following us on Social Media?
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ASUM is very active on social media. Ensure you follow us on your preferred platform to keep up-to-date on the latest ultrasound news, ASUM Outreach, upcoming conferences and CPD events.
We encourage all in the ultrasound community to interact with ASUM on social media and use the hashtags #ASUM19 #WFUMB19
Click on one (or all three) of the below buttons and follow us today!
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Missed the deadline for submitting your manuscript for consideration in the journal’s special issue?
Don’t worry, we’re creating a bumper issue so contact our Managing Editor via ajum@asum.com.au for further information.
And it will be free access too!
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Darwin Obstetric & Gynae Seminar
Saturday 10 August 2019
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Radiologist / Sonologist Dr Emmeline Lee will be presenting on ‘The First Trimester Ultrasound in the era of NIPT’ and ‘Errors in Women’s Imaging.’
Joining her will be Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Dr Sujatha Thomas and local sonographers presenting on some interesting case studies.
Earn 5 myASUM CPD Points
To register, call the ASUM office on
02 9438 2078.
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WFUMB
6 - 9 September 2019
MELBOURNE
The World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (WFUMB) and the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (ASUM) invite you to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for the 17th World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Congress.
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As an ISUOG partner, we thought you might be interested in this one-day theoretical live-streaming course suitable for delegates who have limited ultrasound experience in obstetrics and gynecology and wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of how to perform ob/gyn ultrasound scans.
Live streamed globally on the 24 October 2019 from Johannesburg, South Africa.
Click here for more information
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