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MTAA Annual Report 2019/20

The MTAA Annual Report 2019-20 report highlights the key achievements and activities by the organisation and the progress MTAA have made towards meeting it's strategic goals.

MTAA COVID-19 update

Read the latest updates on MedTech and the COVID-19 response in Australia.

Watch MedTech20 On-Demand

Sessions from MedTech20 are now available anytime, anywhere.

2020 Cyber Security Forum

Hear from industry experts and provide input into the development of MTAA's policy advocacy on Cyber Security for Medical Devices in Australia.

18 September 2020 | Karstens Sydney

MTAA Strategic Plan 2017-2020

The Medical Technology Association of Australia (MTAA) earlier this week launched its new Strategic Plan 2017-2020. The Strategic Plan draws on extensive quantitative and qualitative research conducted with MTAA members earlier this year.

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Professional Development

Registrations open for new Introductory Virtual Operating Theatre Protocols 2020-2022 Program.

Designed for Medical Company Representatives attending operating theatres, the program is a must for the continuing compliance required in this ever-evolving environment.

https://www.mtaa.org.au/training-module-library

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Skills gap report

A Survey of Workforce Skills and Capacity in the Medical Technology, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical and Digital Health (MTP) Sector

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News & Media

Industry Honours its finest in the 2020 MedTech Awards

The medical technology (MedTech) industry came together this week to honour both MTAA member and non-member companies and individuals who have made significant contributions to the Australian MedTech industry.

Private Health Insurers Must Put Patients Before Profits

It has been revealed that private health insurers have once again turned a profit during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the quarterly Private Health Insurance Report released by the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) today private health insurers have increased their revenue by $129 million whilst the amount actually paid back to members has decreased by over $1.125 billion over the last 12 months.