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Call for Abstracts

The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Conference 2026 (NATSIEHC26) invites abstract submissions under the theme, “SEEING OUR WAY: Innovation, Excellence and Healing.”


This theme celebrates the strength, resilience, and leadership of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in shaping the future of eye health and vision care. Seeing Our Way reflects the growing evolution of self-determination and the ability to view the world through an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lens — blending innovation, healing, and excellence to drive lasting impact.


NATSIEHC26 will create a space to share knowledge, highlight excellence, and explore forward-thinking solutions that combine traditional knowledge with contemporary practice, ensuring the future of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health is strong, bright, and community-led.

Submitting Your Abstract

We welcome abstracts from across the eye health and vision care sector that align with the theme “Seeing Our Way: Innovation, Excellence and Healing.”


Submissions may include programs, projects, research, community stories, or collaborations that celebrate leadership, promote culturally safe practice, and drive innovation.

Your submission should aim to inspire and equip future leaders with the skills and knowledge to continue strengthening Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health.


ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE - 20 FEBRUARY 2026

Abstract submission form

ABSTRACT THEMES

Leadership and Positioning for Success

Leadership and Positioning for Success

Leadership and Positioning for Success

Abstracts that highlight leadership, advocacy, and governance within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health and vision care sector. Submissions should honour the sovereignty of place and space, acknowledge community excellence, and showcase prevention activities that promote health and wellbeing.

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

Empowering Our People

Leadership and Positioning for Success

Leadership and Positioning for Success

Submissions that focus on building and supporting a culturally responsive, skilled, and thriving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health workforce. This includes workforce development, education and training, and initiatives that embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives across programs and services.

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

Integrated Health Solutions

Integrated Health Solutions

Integrated Health Solutions

We welcome abstracts that explore 

culturally grounded models of care integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge with contemporary medical practice — demonstrating how holistic approaches lead to stronger health outcomes.

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

Innovation and Technology

Integrated Health Solutions

Integrated Health Solutions

This new stream celebrates the role of innovation in advancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health. Submissions may include technology-driven solutions such as teleophthalmology, digital health tools, data systems, or community-designed technologies that improve access, efficiency, and self-determination in care.

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

WHY SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT?

NATSIEHC26 is a platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and policy influence - uniting community leaders, health professionals, researchers, and decision-makers.
By presenting your work, you’ll contribute to the collective effort to strengthen eye health outcomes, showcase innovation, and support self-determination in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.


ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE - 20 FEBRUARY 2026

ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

Abstracts should summarise your presentation in no more than 200 words (excluding title and author names).

Please indicate your preferred presentation type when submitting.

Limited spots are available for each presentation format, and organisers may recommend an alternative style if required.

If required, please contact us at heyyoumob@fneha.com for additional guidance to be made available to assist you in preparing your submission.

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