Business Events Adelaide has announced that the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA) has chosen Adelaide as the host city for Pathology Update 2024. This annual business event – with the theme ‘Answers in Adelaide’ – will be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre 1-3 March 2024. It is expected to attract over 800 delegates and host an array of local and international speakers. The RCPA is an organisation representing pathologists and senior scientists in the region. Its mission is to train and support pathologists, and to improve the use of pathology testing to achieve better healthcare. Pathology Update is Australasia’s largest multi-disciplinary pathology conference covering all disciplines of pathology. Of special interest in 2024 will be presentations highlighting Artificial Intelligence and its impact on pathology. 2024 is the first time the event will be held in Adelaide, continuing the recent trend of health-related business events choosing Adelaide as a destination. Business Events Adelaide CEO, Damien Kitto, noted that the feedback of Adelaide as a business events destination is positive: “Our focus on innovation means that the value of a business event extends well beyond its duration. This economic tail means that business event organisers get much more than they were expecting in regard to collaboration and research opportunities.”
Pathology Update 2024 comes to Adelaide
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