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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.

26 March 2020 | Karstens Sydney

MTAA Annual Report 2018/19

An overview of MTAA's financial information, key achievements and activities in the past year.

Code of Practice Edition 11 - 2020

The ethical framework for the medical technology industry.
Free publication is now available.

The Medical Technology Association of Australia (MTAA) is the national association representing companies in the medical technology industry. MTAA aims to ensure the benefits of modern, innovative and reliable medical technology are delivered effectively to provide better health outcomes to the Australian community.

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

Essential for developing and maintaining a knowledgeable and sustainable medical technology workforce.

MTAA is committed to ensuring that members are equipped to deliver high quality professional development opportunities to their employees.

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Why do medical technology companies need representation?

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Keeping Premiums Low: Towards a sustainable private healthcare system

The medical device industry has already delivered $1.1 billion in savings to private health insurers - here's four ways that another $1 billion can be saved

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Private health premiums must decline in line with membership

A recent Alpha Beta report identified $1 billion worth of efficiencies that could reduce private health prices by up to 20 per cent within 3 years if government adopted them now.

Medical device price savings for millions of Australians from today

The price of thousands of medical technologies treating heart and lung disease, diabetes, bone cancer, eye trauma, severe arthritis and more will be slashed for millions of Australians with private health insurance, saving patient lives, livelihoods and wallets.