PASA Health & Aged Care Procurement Conference returns in June
The 11th Annual PASA Health & Aged Care Procurement Conference 2026 explores procurement challenges faced by the sector in 2026–27.
The conference brings together sector leaders to share practical strategies, real-world case studies and proven approaches to building resilient procurement capability across health and aged care.
Attracting 300+ procurement professionals, the conference is intended for health and aged care sector procurement buyers and suppliers.
Key topics for 2026 include:
- Adaptability in action — how to respond to workforce pressures, supply disruption, regulatory reform and evolving sector demands through agile procurement models.
- Digital transformation — how procurement visibility, compliance and data-driven decision-making is being transformed through AI, automation and digital tools.
- Risk and resilience — how, in a volatile environment, supply chain security can be strengthened and adaptable procurement models built.
- Value-based outcomes — how to move beyond cost savings to deliver measurable service quality, governance and long-term value.
- Workforce and capability — how procurement teams can be made future-ready with stronger commercial and strategic capability.
Speakers at this year’s conference include:
- Brett Beattie, Head of Procurement, Estia Health
- Rowena McCarthy, ANZHPR (Health) Program Manager, APCC
- Dr Alice McGushin, Assistant Director — National Health, Sustainability and Climate Unit, CDC, Canberra
- Andrea Patrick FCIPS, Executive Director, HealthShare NSW
- Ruchi Renavikar, Sustainability Manager, Regis Aged Care
Organised by Procurement and Supply Australasia, or PASA, the conference runs 3–4 June 2026 at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf, Sydney.
For more information, and to register, click here.
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