Penang to host the 9th Asia-Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine 2025

Global experts gather in Malaysia. The 9th AOCPRM conference takes place 21-23 August 2025 at Setia SPICE Convention Centre. Up to 1,200 delegates from over 20 countries will explore rehabilitation innovation under the theme 'Bridging Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact'. Cultural events and networking complete the experience.

Asia | Guest Author
01 August 2025, 9:33am 

The Asia-Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (AOCPRM) will return to Penang, Malaysia, in August 2025, bringing together global leaders, specialists, and professionals in the field of rehabilitation medicine. Penang will host the event, 21-23 August 2025 at the Setia SPICE Convention Centre, and it will include a blend of academic excellence, professional networking, and cultural experience.

The event is hosted by the Malaysian Association of Rehabilitation Physicians (MARP) Under the auspices of the Asia-Oceanian Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (AOSPRM). AOCPRM will convene this year under the theme: ‘Rehabilitation for a Sustainable Future: Bridging Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact’.

The conference is expected to welcome up to1,200 delegates from 20+ countries and will provide an international platform to exchange knowledge, explore breakthroughs in rehabilitation science, and discuss future directions in practice, research, and policy. This year the conference programme will include a Mandarin Symposium – a first for AOCPRM.

“We are especially proud to host the first-ever Mandarin Symposium to broaden accessibility and collaboration,” said Dr Chung Tze Yang, chair of the AOCPRM 2025 Organising Committee.

Morning Tai Chi sessions, led by a delegate from China, and gentle stretch and breathing sessions, guided by a local physiotherapist, will be held on the SPICE Convention Centre rooftop garden and a symbolic Tree Planting Ceremony will take place as a commitment to sustainability and community unity.

A grand Cultural Gala Dinner will be held at the historic Eastern & Oriental (E&O) Hotel, featuring Malaysian cuisine, performances, and networking in an heritage setting. Delegates will also have the opportunity to join sightseeing tours, including: exploring George Town’s UNESCO sites, street art, and Peranakan culture.

For more detail, visit: info:www.aocprm2025.com

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