Online Webinar

Our virtual Diabetes In-Depth training is suitable for GPs, enrolled and registered nurses, dietitians, diabetes educators, pharmacists, exercise physiologists & other allied health professionals. Our interactive training provides a thorough exploration of diabetes management, equipping you with essential knowledge and skills. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insights that you can immediately apply to enhance the support you provide for people living with diabetes. Dive into a day full of insightful topics including: - Blood Glucose Optimisation and Diabetes Technology - Medical Management and Diabetes Complications - The Latest in Dietary Management and Diabetes Remission...

Attend this webinar to learn more about how a multidisciplinary approach will support better outcomes for the treatment and support of eating disorder presentations, and enable participants to learn the skills, processes, procedures, and strategies which are likely to build the efficacy of a multidisciplinary team. Panel Prof Phillipa Hay, Psychiatrist Dr Karen Spielman, General Practitioner Amy Wood, Lived Experience and Counsellor Tom Scully, Dietitian Moderator  Dr Sarah Trobe, Psychologist  Learning outcomes After attending this webinar participants will be better equipped to: Describe why eating disorder presentations are more likely to be complex and cross sectoral Identify the enablers to...

Rural Health West in conjunction with Heart Foundation, WA Rheumatic Heart Disease Register and the Australian Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation Association invite you to this interactive webinar to assist health professionals working in rural areas. Hosted by: Helen McLean – Heart Support Australia, National Program Coordinator and ACRA Education & Training sub-committee Presented by: Kunwar Kaur – PhD candidate at Edith Cowan University Content: Background of IHD in Indian migrants Study methodology Perceptions about personal risk of IHD Barriers and enablers for behaviour change

Attend the live webinar to make the most of your professional development time, engage with a community of peers through the live chat, and have your CPD statement issued automatically to your MHPN account.   Meet the panel:   Dr Ferghal Armstrong  MRCGP FRACGP FAChAM Addiction Medicine Specialist, Eastern Health   Dr Ferghal Armstrong graduated from the Queens University Belfast in 1998. He qualified as a General Practitioner in 2003 and has worked in his own GP Practice, as an Occupational Health Consultant, as well as delivering medical services in prisons. After moving to Australia in 2014, he completed Addiction...

This one-hour case-based webinar is designed as a follow-up to the Rhythm Interpretation Course offering the opportunity to consolidate and apply your rhythm interpretation skills in a practical setting. The session will review a range of adult and paediatric patient cases featuring a wide range of rhythms including: Normal sinus rhythm Atrial and ventricular arrhythmias Heart blocks and accessory pathways Life-threatening rhythms Paced rhythms This session reinforces the six-step ECG interpretation method taught in the Rhythm Interpretation Course, helping you confidently identify rhythms and apply your knowledge to patient management. What you’ll gain: Hands-on practice using the six-step method of interpretation Practical tips for managing...

In the dynamic environment of Australian hospitals, nurses play a crucial role in the recognition and response to clinical deterioration. This course meets the requirement of the Australian National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards for Standard 8 Safety and Quality - Standard 8 Recognising and Responding to Acute Deterioration Standard and aims to enhance your understanding and skills in this critical aspect of healthcare, ensuring better patient outcomes and safety. Recognise the signs: clinical deterioration can often be subtle, as a nurse your vigilance in monitoring vital signs, changes in physical and mental conditions and deviations from the expected trajectory of...

Presented by RACGP 3 July 2025 (7.00pm to 8.00pm AWST) webinar Join infectious disease expert Prof. Paul Effler for a webinar concerning adolescent and maternal vaccinations, plus a WA mid-winter illness update. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions during the Q&A. If you have a question prior, you can submit it upon registration. Prof Paul Effler is the Senior Medical Advisor, Communicable Disease Control Directorate, Department of Health, Western Australia. Hosted by GP Dr Ramya Raman. This webinar is delivered in partnership with the Department of Health Western Australia. Register here

This workshop aims to increase health professionals’ skill and confidence in taking a detailed suicide history and developing a collaborative management plan to increase the safety of people planning suicide and reduce the risk of suicide. The workshop provides practical tools for health professionals managing the full spectrum of suicide risk presentations including the acute suicidal crisis, care after a suicide attempt and assisting families experiencing suicide bereavement. Learning outcomes: Undertake a suicide risk assessment effectively Develop a collaborative safety plan Implement a team approach to treatment planning Provide effective management following a suicide attempt Accreditation:  6.5 CPD hours incl....

Join the leading youth health workshop with Dr Yulia Furlong, Dr Pradeep Rao and Dr Raghu Dharmapuri for expert insights into the psychosocial wellbeing, and mental health diagnosis and assessment of young people. This CPD accredited workshop enhances your professional development and provides actionable strategies for harm reduction and health promotion in young patients. Attendees will receive pre-workshop readings on the psychosocial wellbeing and mental health diagnosis and assessment of young people, to prepare for engaging and informed discussions. Date and time: Tue, 24 Jun 2025 5:45 PM – 9:30 PM AWST SCHEDULE 5:45 pm: Registration 6:00 pm: Case Study Discussion – Dr...

Join us for the second webinar in the Dementia Demystified series by Dementia Training Australia’s expert medical education team. This webinar will cover the following topics: Apply the Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria Frameworks in assessing patients for a possible diagnosis of Alzheimer’s dementia. Identify and address modifiable risk factors to help prevent, delay the onset and slow the progression of dementia. The Dementia Demystified webinar series provides a practical and stepwise approach to improving knowledge, skills and confidence in dementia recognition, diagnosis and management within the general practice setting. The webinars are designed for GPs, however general practice nurses and...

Presented in partnership with Emerging Minds Each year more than 26,000 Australian babies are born preterm, arriving before 37 weeks of gestation and often requiring specialised care in neonatal nurseries. These early births bring unique medical, developmental, and emotional challenges that can have lasting impacts on both the infant and their family. At this webinar, our panel will explore the emotional and developmental impacts of preterm birth, highlight the importance of observing and responding to infant cues, and outline practical strategies to strengthen early relationships and support preterm infants’ neurodevelopment and mental health in their first year.   Wednesday, 18...

Presented by United Clinical 18 June 2025 (5pm AWST) free online masterclass Rates of invasive pneumococcal disease are at their highest in two decades. It remains a leading cause of avoidable hospitalisation and poor outcomes in older Australians - particularly those with chronic conditions. Yet many high-risk adults remain under vaccinated. Join United Clinical for the first in a two-part accredited masterclass series, designed to equip GPs and practice teams with practical strategies to identify and protect those most at risk. Pending CPD Home approval for 8 hours (including post-work), and open to all healthcare professionals. Register now to join live...

Join us for an informative and engaging webinar designed specifically for nurses working in general practice. This session will cover the essential aspects of accreditation, including the latest standards, best practices and practical tips to ensure your team feels confident in demonstrating quality improvement to maintain the RACGP standards. Key topics: The role of quality improvement in accreditation. Understanding accreditation standards and requirements. Best practices for maintaining compliance. The role of practice nurses in achieving accreditation standards. Practical strategies to support accreditation readiness. Insights from industry experts on accreditation best practices. Q&A session with industry experts. To find out more, view...

Register for Talking About Suicide in Practice, an online workshop that will help increase health professionals skills and confidence in recognising presentations where suicide risk is high, undertaking a detailed risk assessment, and management planning using a collaborative, team-based approach. Learning outcomes: undertake a suicide risk assessment effectively develop a collaborative safety plan provide effective management following a suicide attempt Accreditation:  3 CPD hours incl. 2 hours Educational Activity and 1 hour Reviewing Performance Mental Health CPD Details: FREE – This event is supported by WA Primary Health Alliance

Presented by WA Primary Health Alliance in partnership with AGPAL 3 June 2025 (1pm to 2pm) and 17 June (12pm to 1pm) Online    As general practice in Western Australia adapts to ongoing funding reform and increasing complexity in patient needs, this two-part interactive webinar series offers timely, targeted support for teams delivering multidisciplinary team (MDT)-based care. Whether you’re a GP, nurse, allied health professional, practice manager or support staff, these CPD-accredited webinars will provide practical tools and strategies to enhance coordination, efficiency and equitable outcomes for all patients. Each webinar is accredited for 1 RACGP EA CPD hour and includes...

Adults who receive a late ADHD diagnosis can often experience complex and overlapping health, mental health, interpersonal, and psychosocial challenges. Through practical examples and insights from an expert multidisciplinary panel, participants will examine the enablers and barriers to collaborative care, understand what different disciplines need to work together effectively, and build confidence in applying creative, coordinated approaches in their own practice.

The Being Trauma Responsive course has recently been revised for delivery as a half-day online learning session and is an ideal refresher course for those with a foundational understanding of this topic. This workshop will explore how to safely engage with someone affected by trauma and provide practical strategies to support their recovery. Target Audience: For those people working in the community sector or wanting to work in the community sector to assist in implementing trauma informed care and practice principles. On completion of this workshop participants will: An ability to recognise the signs and impact of trauma on both clients...

This workshop aims to increase health professionals’ skill and confidence in taking a detailed suicide history and developing a collaborative management plan to increase the safety of people planning suicide and reduce the risk of suicide. The workshop provides practical tools for health professionals managing the full spectrum of suicide risk presentations including the acute suicidal crisis, care after a suicide attempt and assisting families experiencing suicide bereavement. Learning outcomes: Undertake a suicide risk assessment effectively Develop a collaborative safety plan Implement a team approach to treatment planning Provide effective management following a suicide attempt Accreditation:  6.5 CPD hours incl....

Target audience: Non-clinical, administrative, and executive staff in working in residential aged care. Education Overview: This session will explore the Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) process, available support services, and what the journey looks like for patients. It will also share real-life experiences from the past three years since VAD became a legal end-of-life option in Western Australia, with a focus on aged care homes. Additionally, we’ll discuss how this process may unfold in your workplace and how you can provide respectful and compassionate support within your non-clinical role. Learning Outcomes: 1. Develop an understanding of the VAD process in WA....

Depression is a common condition frequently managed in primary care. Identifying and managing depression in a rural context presents a unique set of challenges for health professionals providing mental health care in their communities. Dealing with Depression in Rural Australia is developed specifically to address the needs of clinicians delivering health care for people presenting with depression in a rural setting. Using a case-based problem solving format, the program outlines a practical framework for assessment and management planning readily applicable to primary care. Learning outcomes: Differentiate between the differing sub-types of clinical depression Recognise the contribution of biological, social and...

Stay ahead with the latest 2025 asthma guidelines and advanced management strategies for status asthmaticus. Status asthmaticus is a life-threatening emergency that does not respond to standard treatment with bronchodilators and corticosteroids. It requires rapid assessment and aggressive management to prevent respiratory failure, hypoxia, and death. Recognising the early warning signs and implementing evidence-based interventions is crucial for improving patient outcomes. This interactive webinar, designed for critical care, emergency, and respiratory nurses, will provide an essential update on the 2025 asthma guidelines and the latest evidence-based interventions for managing severe asthma exacerbations in both adults and children. Held on World Asthma Day 2025, this session will...

Program Outline The Talking About Suicide in Practice workshop aims to increase Health Professionals skill and confidence in: • recognising presentations where suicide risk is high • undertaking a detailed risk assessment • management planning using a collaborative, team based approach Accreditation • 3 CPD hours incl. 2 hours Educational Activity and 1 hour Reviewing Performance • Mental Health CPD Prerequisites Pre-disposing activity Suitable for GP Registrars;GPs;Other mental health professionals Topics Covered Topic 1 The Suicidal Crisis Topic 2 Acute Management Topic 3 After the Attempt Topic 4 Bereaved by Suicide Learning Objectives By the completion of this program participants will be able to: •...

Program Outline Evidence based digital resources are an effective and efficient way to support the mental health treatment of patients when used well. Yet, few of us know how to introduce these tools to our patients nor how to use them as an ongoing method of treatment. This interactive online workshop will discuss the benefits of using digital mental health tools with patients, how to use them effectively plus how to find tools and, recommend those that are proven to work. This is a live session and is not recorded. This is your opportunity to participate with the facilitator and other health professionals....

Program Outline This 2 hr, small group coaching session aims to consolidate the learnings from Black Dog Institute's Advanced Training in Suicide Preventions (ATSP) or Talking About Suicide in General Practice (TASIGP) workshops. The session is aimed at improving the recognition of warning signs for suicidality and the development of collaborative safety plans that incorporate the involvement of support people in the person’s life as well as creating a network of health professionals and relevant services to assist the person in remaining safe. The coaching sessions are entirely interactive with a presentation of participant led case studies. Accreditation Accreditation with the RACGP...

Join infectious disease expert Prof. Paul Effler for our annual influenza update as we prepare for this year’s flu season. This webinar covers what to expect this winter, including timings and eligibility as well as updates on influenza, COVID and RSV. With Measles cases on the rise in WA, this webinar will also provide a useful update on Measles. Learning outcomes: 1. Identify patients most likely to benefit from influenza vaccination this year 2. Outline the factors that determine the optimal timing of seasonal influenza vaccinations 3. Describe the impact of vaccination on serious illness in WA

utrition plays a critical role in the recovery of ICU patients, yet it is often overlooked amidst the complexity of managing multi-organ failure, ventilation and haemodynamic instability. Understanding the metabolic response to critical illness and tailoring nutrition strategies accordingly can significantly impact patient outcomes. This webinar will explore key metabolic and nutrition considerations for ICU patients through the examination of a patient case study. Session outline: The hypermetabolic state of critical illness - increased protein breakdown & muscle wasting; insulin resistance & hyperglycaemia; increased energy demands Assessing nutritional needs in ICU patients - predictive equations & caloric indicators; electrolyte imbalances...

Program Outline The Talking About Suicide in Practice workshop aims to increase Health Professionals skill and confidence in: • recognising presentations where suicide risk is high • undertaking a detailed risk assessment • management planning using a collaborative, team based approach Accreditation • 3 CPD hours incl. 2 hours Educational Activity and 1 hour Reviewing Performance • Mental Health CPD Prerequisites Pre-disposing activity Suitable for GP Registrars;GPs;Other mental health professionals Topics Covered Topic 1 The Suicidal Crisis Topic 2 Acute Management Topic 3 After the Attempt Topic 4 Bereaved by Suicide Learning Objectives By the completion of this program participants will be able to: •...

Program Outline This blended learning workshop aims to increase health professionals’ skill and confidence in taking a detailed suicide history and developing a collaborative management plan to increase the safety of people planning suicide. The workshop provides practical tools for health professionals managing the full spectrum of suicide risk presentations including the acute suicidal crisis, care after a suicide attempt and assisting families experiencing suicide bereavement. This program combines online interactive sessions, case discussion and self-directed learning modules. Module 1: Self-directed learning Duration: 1.5 hours Modality: Online module Module 2: Advanced Training in Suicide Prevention Duration: 3 hours Modality: Online interactive Zoom session  ...

Our virtual Diabetes In-Depth training is suitable for GPs, enrolled and registered nurses, dietitians, diabetes educators, pharmacists, exercise physiologists & other allied health professionals. Our interactive training provides a thorough exploration of diabetes management, equipping you with essential knowledge and skills. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insights that you can immediately apply to enhance the support you provide for people living with diabetes. Dive into a day full of insightful topics including: - Blood Glucose Optimisation and Diabetes Technology - Medical Management and Diabetes Complications - The Latest in Dietary Management and Diabetes Remission...

Program Outline Evidence based digital resources are an effective and efficient way to support the mental health treatment of patients when used well. Yet, few of us know how to introduce these tools to our patients nor how to use them as an ongoing method of treatment. This interactive online workshop will discuss the benefits of using digital mental health tools with patients, how to use them effectively plus how to find tools and, recommend those that are proven to work. This is a live session and is not recorded. This is your opportunity to participate with the facilitator and other health professionals....

Program Outline NOTE: All times listed are AEDT/AEST GPs often play a central role in the provision of healthcare to communities in the immediate, acute phase of emergency situations, and on an ongoing basis for the long-term recovery of individuals and their broader community. Emergency Service Workers are one of the high-risk groups for trauma exposure and are more vulnerable to developing mental health problems. These mental health conditions have significant impact on their employment, family/relationships, and wellbeing. This workshop has been designed with a focus on GPs, to diagnose patients with acute stress disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and other...

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common but often undiagnosed condition that significantly increases the risk of stroke. This interactive 60-minute webinar is designed for health professionals working in general practice, providing practical strategies for identifying and managing AF within general practice. Using real-world patient case examples, expert facilitators will guide participants through: Screening and case finding approaches to improve early AF detection in practice Confirming diagnosis and arranging appropriate initial investigations Assessing stroke risk and implementing stroke prevention strategies, including direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) Managing modifiable risk factors for AF through a patient-centred approach Rate vs rhythm control considerations and selecting an appropriate management plan The session will...

Welcome to our series of Q&A forums for employers, recruiters and other people who help applicants and practitioners with their registration.   Come along if you have a question or just want to learn more about how you can best support your health practitioners with changes to the application and renewal processes.   These sessions follow on from the recent webinars we held about Ahpra’s new practitioner portal.

Program Outline Evidence based digital resources are an effective and efficient way to support the mental health treatment of patients when used well. Yet, few of us know how to introduce these tools to our patients nor how to use them as an ongoing method of treatment. This interactive online workshop will discuss the benefits of using digital mental health tools with patients, how to use them effectively plus how to find tools and, recommend those that are proven to work. This is a live session and is not recorded. This is your opportunity to participate with the facilitator and other health professionals....

Male infertility guidelines: a new framework for Australian healthcare Infertility affects approximately 1 in 20 Australian males, yet misconceptions and stigma continue to cloud awareness and access to care. In an effort to bridge these gaps, the first Australian evidence-based guidelines on male infertility have been released, providing a framework for best-practice diagnosis and management in the Australian healthcare system. General practitioners (GPs) are often the first point of contact for men experiencing fertility concerns and play a pivotal role in early diagnosis, investigation, and referral. However, male infertility is a complex issue with multiple causes, requiring a multidisciplinary approach involving fertility specialists, endocrinologists, urologists, obstetricians, nurses, midwives, counsellors, scientists,...

Program Outline We are pleased to invite you to join our online Journal Club, facilitated by Black Dog Institute’s Neuromodulation and Ketamine clinical and research team. The Journal Club will meet 5:00pm - 6:00pm (NSW time) on the first Wednesday of each month, commencing from April 2025. Each month, we’ll present an article or paper, have time for Q&A with clinical and academic experts, followed by a discussion on implications for clinical practice. A CPD certificate will be provided to attendees. We encourage psychiatrists, mental health professionals and academic researchers with an interest in neuromodulation and novel treatments for depression...

Welcome to our series of Q&A forums for employers, recruiters and other people who help applicants and practitioners with their registration.   Come along if you have a question or just want to learn more about how you can best support your health practitioners with changes to the application and renewal processes.   These sessions follow on from the recent webinars we held about Ahpra’s new practitioner portal.

Learning outcomes Identify signs and symptoms of workplace burnout for clients/patients, including physical and psychological symptoms, and work environment risk factors. Explain practitioner challenges in helping clients/patients experiencing symptoms of burnout to constructively engage with the workplace. Describe ways to collaborate with employers and supporting health practitioners to prevent and treat symptoms associated with workplace burnout to promote client/patient wellbeing. Recommend ways to facilitate safe and sustainable work participation for clients/patients experiencing workplace burnout. Our interdisciplinary panel: Assoc Prof Antonio Di Dio (General Practitioner, ACT) Suzanna Gibson (Clinical Psychologist, NSW) Erin Gooey (Head of Health, Safety and Wellbeing – Medibank,...

People with complex mental health needs rarely move seamlessly between primary care, hospital and community settings, and often benefit from a range of clinical, practical and psychosocial support. The associated challenges can negatively impact the provision of integrated and effective multidisciplinary care. Register for this moderated session to see four esteemed practitioners respond in-situ to hypothetical scenarios about people living with diverse, changing and complex needs. With no advance briefings about each scenario, the panel will respond "on the spot”, demonstrating the strategies they’d employ to overcome challenges and work together to provide support, treatment and care. The scenarios will include...

Register for Talking About Suicide in Practice, an online workshop that will help increase health professionals skills and confidence in recognising presentations where suicide risk is high, undertaking a detailed risk assessment, and management planning using a collaborative, team-based approach. Learning outcomes: undertake a suicide risk assessment effectively develop a collaborative safety plan provide effective management following a suicide attempt Accreditation:  3 CPD hours incl. 2 hours Educational Activity and 1 hour Reviewing Performance Mental Health CPD Details: FREE – This event is supported by WA Primary Health Alliance Find out more and register

  Program Outline This blended learning workshop aims to increase health professionals’ skill and confidence in taking a detailed suicide history and developing a collaborative management plan to increase the safety of people planning suicide. The workshop provides practical tools for health professionals managing the full spectrum of suicide risk presentations including the acute suicidal crisis, care after a suicide attempt and assisting families experiencing suicide bereavement. This program combines online interactive sessions, case discussion and self-directed learning modules. Module 1: Self-directed learning Duration: 1.5 hours Modality: Online module Module 2: Advanced Training in Suicide Prevention Duration: 3 hours Modality: Online interactive Zoom session...

The Hepatitis B Prescriber Forum is a half-day forum designed for hepatitis B s100 prescribers that will cover current and relevant sector priorities and topics. With expert panels and interactive case discussions, the 2025 Hepatitis B Prescriber Forum is an opportunity to dive deep into emerging areas of hepatitis B treatment and management and discuss the contemporary issues facing hepatitis B clinical care in Australia. Learning outcomes:   Describe barriers to accessing hepatitis B management, treatment, and linkage to care Evaluate hepatitis B patients’ suitability for monitoring and treatment Develop guideline-based approaches for managing patients with hepatitis B, referring to both...

This course, part of the Critical Care Nursing Course series, focuses on renal function, acute kidney injury (AKI), and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT). Delivered by experienced critical care nurses, this course will cover essential renal physiology, fluid and electrolyte balance and a detailed overview of AKI management. Renal replacement therapy is a regular requirement of critically ill patients, and an essential skill for all ICU nurses. Looking at a patient case study, you will learn about CRRT setup, usage, and troubleshooting techniques along with other key patient management factors including nutrition, and nephrotoxic medications use. Learning Objectives Outline the...

Program Outline Are you feeling burnt out? You’re not alone. Black Dog Institute’s Navigating Burnout module has been developed specifically for health workers to reduce the impact of burnout in a way that is sensitive to your unique challenges. This 30-minute presentation looks at the causes, signs and impact of burnout and discusses resources and supports to help with the management of burnout. The Navigating Burnout module forms part of The Essential Network for Health Professionals (TEN) which connects health workers to a network of essential resources and support to manage stress and to maintain good mental health. TEN offers mental health screening,...

GPs often play a central role in the provision of healthcare to communities in the immediate, acute phase of emergency situations, and on an ongoing basis for the long-term recovery of individuals and their broader community. Emergency Service Workers are one of the high-risk groups for trauma exposure and are more vulnerable to developing mental health problems. These mental health conditions have significant impact on their employment, family/relationships, and wellbeing. This workshop has been designed with a focus on GPs, to diagnose patients with acute stress disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and other comorbidities. Evidence based guidelines will be used as...

This free, online event is tailored for a range of healthcare professionals, including non-clinical administrative staff, nurses, allied health professionals, and facility managers. The session focuses on the important role each team member plays in improving the well-being of residents in residential aged care. It addresses the challenges of ageing, dying, and death, emphasising the need for resilience and compassion from all staff members to create a supportive and nurturing environment. Discussion Points: Identifying signs of approaching death in residents. Appropriate communication during difficult times. Addressing and dispelling common misconceptions. Providing meaningful support during challenging moments. Knowing when to escalate...

Join RACGP WA for an overview of the Firearms Act and the reforms that are taking place, including those consulted on with the College. This webinar will outline the Firearms Act reforms that are taking place including the practical considerations and the role of GPs in terms of the Firearms Health Assessment (FHA) process. Presented by Dr Mariam Bahemia. As always, there will be a dedicated Q&A session, and the opportunity to submit your questions ahead of time.

The College is grateful to be able to welcome Camilla Rowland, Chief Executive Officer, Palliative Care Australia (PCA) as our guest speaker for the ACHSM College live webcast 2025 series. The Australian health system has traditionally delivered end of life care through palliative care services and other health specialties such as oncology and primary health over the decades.  With our rapidly growing ageing population and the introduction of Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation now across almost every State and Territory, it is critical to consider the impact on the health systems and services, and indeed all health professionals. This webcast considers the...

Often in GDM management, the main focus and measure of success during pregnancy for healthcare providers and patients alike, is often placed on maintaining target glucose levels. Linda's presentation offers additional practice points regarding other fundamental nutritional considerations that need to be recognised, to provide true holistic care in GDM. Ensuring that healthcare settings and HCP’s are equipped to support general nutritional adequacy and healthy weight gain education, is paramount in assisting in reducing both short and long-term complications, as well as maximising patients' wellbeing on during the pregnancy. This presentation also intends to evoke further consideration of how we...

The Monitored Medicines Prescribing Code came into effect on 12 December 2024, replacing the Schedule 8 Prescribing Code. This update focuses on the key changes to the prescribing of monitored medicines under the Code, including changes to the prescription of S8 stimulant medicines, medicinal cannabis and opioids as well as changes regarding ScriptCheckWA . Presented by Meeghan Clay, Chief Pharmacist.

Technology has developed so fast in relation to AI in recent years that the use of AI, including Chat GPT, is now becoming the norm in our lives, including healthcare. There has been a notable surge of text-based artificial intelligence products, including but not limited to ChatGPT, GPT-4, Bard, and other prominent large language models (LLMs). Many software companies are incorporating AI solutions into their products. The development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health and biotechnology is creating opportunities and benefits for healthcare providers and consumers. Presently, AI is being used in medical fields such as diagnostics, e-health...

The National Diabetes Services Scheme has finalised their health professional webinar schedule, providing two educational webinars each month. The webinars will take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month from 6-7pm. Register here

Attend this webinar to enhance your ability to support people with chronic pain to participate in work that benefits their health and wellbeing.  The panel will discuss the case study of a person who is experiencing chronic pain navigating the workplace. Meet the Panel Dr Irina Hollington specialises in pain medicine with interests in chronic pelvic, abdominal and perianal pain conditions affecting women and men. Catherine Ketsimur is an Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Pain Physiotherapist with extensive musculoskeletal physiotherapy experience. Professor Michael Nicholas is a Clinical Psychologist and Director of Pain Education and Pain Management Programs at the Pain Management Research Institute, University of...

CRARMF Comprehensive Training for Family Violence Specialists is a two-day tertiary course that provides the advanced knowledge and skills for staff to undertake in-depth, comprehensive risk assessment where clients are at risk due to family and domestic violence. Participants will also learn how to work collaboratively to develop comprehensive safety plans and manage risk. Participants will also learn relevant skills in order to contribute to a Multi-Agency Case Management Meeting (MACM). Date: Monday 11 – Tuesday 12 December 2023 Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm Cost: $295-$495 Location: Link to the virtual classroom will be sent out 24 hours before the training event via Humanitix.

CRARMF Comprehensive Training for Family Violence Specialists is a two-day tertiary course that provides the advanced knowledge and skills for staff to undertake in-depth, comprehensive risk assessment where clients are at risk due to family and domestic violence. Participants will also learn how to work collaboratively to develop comprehensive safety plans and manage risk. Participants will also learn relevant skills in order to contribute to a Multi-Agency Case Management Meeting (MACM). Date: Monday 11 – Tuesday 12 December 2023 Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm Cost: $295-$495 Location: Link to the virtual classroom will be sent out 24 hours before the training event via Humanitix.

Duration 14 hours    Program Outline The Ketamine Course is an interactive live online program that aims to provide Psychiatrists, academic researchers and mental health professionals with an introduction and overview of the current evidence and a framework for treating patients with ketamine for depression. This course focuses on: scientific aspects of ketamine clinical treatment in depression regulations and safety considerations ketamine and psychotherapy   Accreditation  ‘Ketamine Course’ This course has been endorsed by the RANZCP as CPD activity code: ED000063, and each hour of participation can be claimed under Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 4.1).   Suitable for GPs, Other mental...

Duration 14 hours    Program Outline The Ketamine Course is an interactive live online program that aims to provide Psychiatrists, academic researchers and mental health professionals with an introduction and overview of the current evidence and a framework for treating patients with ketamine for depression. This course focuses on: scientific aspects of ketamine clinical treatment in depression regulations and safety considerations ketamine and psychotherapy   Accreditation  ‘Ketamine Course’ This course has been endorsed by the RANZCP as CPD activity code: ED000063, and each hour of participation can be claimed under Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 4.1).   Suitable for GPs, Other mental...

Attend this free webinar to hear our skilled, multidisciplinary panel discuss how health professionals can identify, assess, diagnose, and evaluate treatment therapies for people experiencing panic disorder. Panel Katie Dobinson (she/her), Clinical Psychologist, NSW Dr. Catherine Eltringham, GP, Vic Dr. John Lam-Po-Tang, Psychiatrist, NSW Facilitator: Stephen Trumble, General Practitioner Learning outcomes •    Identify comorbidities and the biological and environmental factors that increase the risk of developing panic disorder. •    Discuss how to identify, assess and diagnose panic disorder. •    Evaluate therapeutic approaches suitable for treatment of panic disorder. •    Discuss the importance of collaboration and appropriate referrals when providing care to people...

This webinar will discuss how health professionals can identify, assess, diagnose, and evaluate treatment therapies for people experiencing panic disorder.  Panel Katie Dobinson (she/her), Clinical Psychologist, NSW Dr. Catherine Eltringham, GP, Vic Dr. John Lam-Po-Tang, Psychiatrist, NSW Facilitator: Stephen Trumble, General Practitioner Learning outcomes •    Identify comorbidities and the biological and environmental factors that increase the risk of developing panic disorder. •    Discuss how to identify, assess and diagnose panic disorder. •    Evaluate therapeutic approaches suitable for treatment of panic disorder. •    Discuss the importance of collaboration and appropriate referrals when providing care to people living with panic disorder.  Date...

Program Outline The effect of loneliness on mental health: How can we strengthen meaningful connections? Loneliness is a growing community health concern which has been associated with social anxiety and mood concerns as well as physical health complaints and disturbed sleep. End of year rituals and celebrations can serve to exacerbate a sense of loneliness, particularly in socially vulnerable and isolated people who can be more prone to its effects. In this episode, Dr Alexis Whitton (Senior Research Fellow and Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog Institute) will share her research findings on loneliness and mental health. Dr Diana Chan (Clinical Psychologist,...

When working with survivors (adult and child) or users of violence, it is essential to use language that reflects a survivor, strength-based approach, a perpetrator-facing, and a perpetrator-driven risk approach. This ensures behaviour patterns are prominent and visible, survivor resistance and strengths are at the forefront of responses and, service responses are better able to assess risk and imminency to risk. Accordingly, in domestic and family violence work, our language should focus on perpetrator accountability and a behaviour pattern-based approach. This workshop has been developed to align with the internally accredited Safe and Together model. This one-day workshop will provide...