Welcome to the Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand

The Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand (PSANZ) is a multidisciplinary society dedicated to improving the health and long term outcomes for mothers and their babies. PSANZ encompasses and strongly encourages research focused on mothers and babies during pregnancy and at birth as well as the health of the newborn as its development continues after birth.

Click below to access PSANZ Membership Area

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The PSANZ 2025 Congress - Registration Open!

We invite you to join us in Brisbane for PSANZ 2025. 

The congress will be held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. Pre-congress meetings will commence on the 14th of March and the main event will be held from the 16th to the 19th.  

 Click here to go to the congress website
Click here to register for PSANZ 2025 Congress

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 You can now become a 2025 PSANZ Member through Congress registration or via the link:

 

We look forward to seeing you in Brisbane in 2025.

If you have any questions regarding the event, please contact CORP COMM. 

Perinatal Substance Use Subcommittee

 The Perinatal Substance Use (PSU) subcommittee are seeking new members for the Committee.

The Committee encourage all individuals interested in promoting awareness, research and clinical excellence in the management of infants and families affected by substance-use disorders to submit their expression of interest.

We invite PSANZ Members to forward this Expression of Interest to relevant and interested individuals and ask that all submissions are sent by February 28 2025.

You can also visit the PSU webpage for further details  

  • Subcommittees

    Find out more about our subcommittees that provide forum for the discussion and presentation of specific aspects of perinatology relevant to the aims of PSANZ.

  • Meetings & Events

    Register to or find out more about our upcoming meetings and events, including the PSANZ Annual Congress, events organised by PSANZ’s subcommittees and more.

  • Guidelines

    Perinatology-related clinical guidelines to improve the health and long-term outcomes for mothers and babies and guide decision-making through evidence-based guidance.