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Satellite Workshop

Satellite event refers to any activity which is independently organised, offered, and/or accredited by an organisation other than the Public Health Association of Australia and held before, during or after AI & Public Health Conference 2026.

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Event Name: 'Introduction to AI for Public Health Practice' (Satellite Workshop)

Date: Monday 9 November 2026

Start time: 9:00am 

End time: 3:00pm

Venue, location & parking: voco Brisbane City Centre, Brisbane, 85-87 North Quay, Brisbane, 4000

About:

This workshop combines hands-on tool use with evidence-informed perspectives on AI deployment and evaluation. It is designed to be immediately useful for practitioners, while also connecting to ongoing research and system level considerations. 

Draft Agenda: Download the Satellite Workshop Agenda (PDF)

Agenda is subject to minor changes.

Target audience:

Public health professionals, researchers, policy staff, and healthcare workers with little or no prior experience using AI tools.

 

Registration: 

This page registers you for the Satellite Workshop only. The workshop and the AIPH2026 conference are separate events - if you are attending both, you register and pay for each separately. To register for the conference, go to www.aiph2026.com/registration

Your workshop fee depends on two things: whether you're a PHAA member, and whether you're attending AIPH2026. If you're attending the conference as well, you quality for a reduced workshop rate (the right-hand column below). ​​

PHAA Member

Non-Member

Full-time / student concession

Satellite workshop only

$350

$500

$300

Also attending AIPH2026*

$300

$450

$250

* To claim the reduced rate, you must be registered - or in the process of registering - for AIPH2026 separately.

All prices are in AUD, include GST, and are per person.  

 

​Please note, regarding this Satellite Workshop

  • There are no earlybird rates

  • Registration is face-to-face only

  • The workshop is not going to be recorded

  • Catering is included in the satellite workshop registration cost
     

What to bring to the workshop:

  • Please attend this workshop with a fully charged laptop and please bring your computer power cable also. 

Registration link: Register here

 

Facilitators: 

  • Dr Amalie Dyda - Senior Lecturer, School of Public Health, The University of Queensland

  • Dr Craig Dalton - Conj. Associate Professor, University of Newcastle​​​​​​​​​​​​

Queries:

  • For workshop-specific queries, please contact Dr Amalie Dyda

  • For further information regarding registration/registration portal, please contact the PHAA Events Team on: events@phaa.net.au

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