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2022 APS College of Clinical Neuropsychologists Conference

Friday 04 - Saturday 05 November 2022

COVID-19 info

Do I have to be vaccinated to attend in-person?

The APS follows State Government and venue requirements for each event that is run with an in-person element. You can find out more about the NSWGovernment's guidelines through their website.

Do I have to wear a mask?

This conference is being held in Sydney New South Whales and attendees will be required to follow the state government's health regulations at the time. The mask guidelines for the NSWare outlined on the NSW Government's website.

What happens if I contract COVID and can no longer attend?

We know that sometimes COVID can knock you for a six and you will be unable to travel. Remember your registration entitles you to the online program where you can participate from home from Monday to Wednesday. If you can't make it on those days, most of this content will be made available up to three months post event. In addition, the in-person program has three streams running on Friday and Saturday with two of those streams being recorded and made available online post event again for up to 3 months providing you with a wealth of on-demand content to watch at times that work for you.

If you still would like to go ahead with your registration but can't make it in-person due to COVID, we are happy to refund a flat rate of $120 and $60 for students.  

Alternatively, we will offer a full refund to anyone who contracts COVID, can no longer attend and does not want to have access to any of the program.

What are you doing to create a safe environment?

We're glad you asked! We are implementing multiple safety measures for our in-person audience including:

  • Contactless registration
  • Hygience stations through-out the venue
  • Physical distancing

We are also working with the venue on:

  • Ventilation requirements to minimise Co2 
  • Food safety requirements
  • Contract tracing
  • Venue hygiene

Am I required to have a PCR test before attending?

At this stage attendees will not be required to show proof of a negative PCR test before attending in-person.

What happens if I feel unwell at the conference?

If at any time you feel well, you are asked to contact the conference team and let us know. If your symptoms align with COVID, we will locate and help you get to the closest PCR testing facility and ask that you isolate in your accommodation at your own cost until a negative result is received.

What happens if I test positive for COVID during the conference?

While we are implementing and following as many safety and hygience best practices as possible, there remains a chance that anyone can test positive for COVID during the conference. You may have been a close contact before arriving with symptoms manifesting during the event. In this case we will always refer to the state government regulations and health directions.

Will the APS pay for my travel changes if I contract COVID and can't return home

Before registering for the conference, we ask that every attendee read the terms and conditions. These contain the full details you need to know about attending this event in person. As it relates to this question, should you travel to attend this event, you acknowledge that you do so at your own risk and are responsible for ensuring you adhere to all State, Federal and Local government requirements, health orders and restrictions. You acknowledge that by travelling at your own risk the APS will not be held liable for any additional costs or losses incurred due to changes in travel restrictions. This includes but is not limited to expenses and losses such as mandatory hotel quarantine, loss of business or business opportunity and extended accommodation requirements due to border closures. Any such costs and/or losses incurred or suffered by the attendee are the responsibility of the individual attendee.