16th Biennial Conference
September 14-18, 2026
Nuku’alofa, Tonga
Building and sustaining the Pacific SRH workforce through strengthened regional collaboration
Fakakaukau ki he kaha’u
Workshops: 14 & 15 September 2026
Developed in response to member-identified priorities, PSRH workshops offer focused, hands-on learning to strengthen specialist skills and support safe, effective reproductive
health practice. Together, they build workforce capability and leadership across diverse Pacific health settings.
View Overview (by clicking the name of the workshop)
One-day Sessions (14th September 2026)
- Pre-Invasive Disease of the Lower Genital Tract: Improving Capacity
- Perineal Repair and Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injuries (OASIS)
Two-day Sessions (14 & 15 September 2026)
Scientific Conference: 16 to 18th September 2026
The Pacific Society for Reproductive Health (PSRH) Biennial Conference brings together clinicians, midwives, nurses, programme leaders, policymakers, and partners from across the Pacific to advance reproductive, maternal, newborn and women’s health.
The conference theme “Building and sustaining the Pacific SRH workforce through strengthening regional collaboration” reflects the realities of delivering sexual and reproductive health care in Pacific Island countries. Geographic dispersion, workforce shortages, limited access to training, and exposure to health emergencies place significant pressure on national health systems. Strengthening and retaining a capable SRH workforce requires collaboration across countries, disciplines, and institutions, grounded in Pacific context and prorities.
As a Pacific-led professional society, PSRH provides a long-standing regional platform for shared learning, professional development and collective problem-solving. Through skills-based pre-conference workshops, plenary discussions and country-informed dialogue, the conference supports national SRH priorities and fosters sustainable regional partnership to improve health outcomes for Pacific women, families and communities.
Key Dates
- 14–15 Sept 2026 – Pre-Conference Workshops
- 16–17 Sept 2026 – Main Conference
- 18 Sept 2026 – Biennial General Meeting
- 15 Jan 2026 – Abstract Submissions Open
- 15 Apr 2026 – Abstract Submissions Close
Program Overview
- 14 Sept – Workshops
- 15 Sept – Workshops & Welcome Ceremony
- 16 Sept – Sunrise Waterfront Walk & Scientific Conference
- 17 Sept – Breakfast Masterclass, Scientific Conference & Cultural Night & Conference Dinner
- 18 Sept – Scientific Conference
Conference & Workshop Fees
How to Register
Click on the red button/link below and complete the registration form in ‘Oxford Abstracts’.
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N.B. There are no flights into or out of Tonga on a Sunday
All delegates are responsible of their travel and accommodation arrangement and expenses.