The Great Southern Health Professional Networks invite you to a special evening with Dr Mark Hanikiri for a educational evening on Hand Injury Assessment and commonly missed hand injuries'. Light snacks will be provided and numbers are limited. To register click here
The Injury Prevention Summit is a one-day event held biennially by Injury Matters, via the Know Injury program, with funding from the Western Australian Department of Health. The event will be held on 11th May 2023 and will bring together injury prevention and safety promotion practitioners, policymakers and Local Governments from across Western Australia to share knowledge and build capacity to integrate injury prevention and safety promotion practices into their work. Expect Keynote presentations from experts Denise Sullivan, Director of Chronic Disease Prevention at the Department of Health, Lucy Saunders, Director and Founder of Healthy Streets, and Professor Tanya Chikritzhs, lead of...
These sessions are open to all healthcare professionals, including GPs, practice nurses, allied health practitioners, and hospital based medical practitioners. The first session will provide attendees with an understanding of: Weight bias and weight stigma, including: – The impact of weight stigma in the healthcare setting – Patient experiences of weight stigma, including lived experience perspectives – How to practice using an approach free from weight stigma The interplay of the multiple, complex factors contributing to weight and overall health. To register click HERE
Join us for a unique island experience – the beautiful Mackerel Islands. The days will be a mix of educational components and relaxation. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming and fishing whilst learning how to deal with emergency situations, develop your practical skills and professional abilities. At night, socialise with dinner under the stars with fellow participants. This is an opportunity to have an off the beaten track experience that is not to be missed. About the event The weekend provides participants with the opportunity to learn about the management of medical emergencies in a remote environment with limitation in equipment, personnel and...
May is our Spirometry month – This webinar follows on from the ‘Introduction to Spiormetry’ to provide information on interpretation. You know how to perform spirometry but what do the results mean? Register for our webinar to learn more. Identify normal spirometry Compare and contrast normal spirometry with obstructive, restrictive and mixed obstructive-restrictive patterns Assess bronchodilator response Date: Wednesday 24 May 2023 Time: 1 pm – 2 pm Presenter: Max Jenkins-Cooney Senior Respiratory Technologist, Asthma WA Register here Once you have registered, you will receive a confirmation email, calendar entry including a weblink to join the webinar on the day
Register now to attend this upcoming professional development webinar on Tuesday 6 June 2023 at 7:15pm (AEST). Attend to learn more about the concept of decolonisation in mental health and the importance of incorporating cultural considerations into practice. Panellists will discuss: • The meaning of decolonising mental health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families. • Strategies and resources that support the cultural needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families at an individual, family, and community level.
WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) and Rural Health West present a one day forum is aimed to meet the learning and health needs of the individual GP and the Peel community they serve. The forum will include lectures, interactive discussion and sessions delivered and facilitated by experienced specialists. Following the forum will be an opportunity to network with fellow colleagues. This forum has been provided through a collaboration between WAPHA and Rural Health West to support the medical workforce in the Peel region. Topics/presenters include: Preventing burnout – Dr Sarah Newman Palliative care – Dr Hildah Locke Concussion in general...
The End of Life Care Program invites you to attend the Collaborative Forum – A dignified end of life: Progress and Possibilities on 13 June 2023. This half-day collaborative workshop is an opportunity for the WA end of life care sector to reflect and share achievements since 2018 and identify the priorities for 2023—2028 under the WA End-of-Life and Palliative Care Strategy. Location: River View Rooms at Optus Stadium333 Victoria Park Drive Burswood, WA 6100 Date and time: Tue, 13 Jun 2023 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM AWST Register HERE
The second session will provide attendees with an understanding of: The role of general practice in supporting patients with weight concerns. How GPs, practice nurses (and other healthcare professionals) can overcome the risk of providing unsolicited advice when initiating conversations about weight. How to incorporate a behaviour change and motivational approach to chronic disease care planning. Presenters: Dr Mark Mellor, General Practitioner, Connolly Drive Medical Centre Sara Drew, Registered Nurse and APNA Programs Solutions Manager – Leadership, Education, Support Click HERE to register
The one and a half day Rural Obstetrics and Gynaecology Forum, will include optional Friday workshops, small problem-based discussions, lectures and simulation sessions delivered concurrently and facilitated by experienced specialists. The forum will provide an opportunity to network with fellow colleagues. The forum has limited places. Travel subsidies will apply for all eligible delegates living and working in rural and remote WA. Optional pre forum workshops Fetal Surveillance Education Program (FSEP) Friday 16 June 2023 Cost: $330.00 NeoResus Friday 16 June 2023 Cost: $360.00 Eligibility Open to all currently practicing GP Obstetricians, Obstetric and Gynaecology Specialists and GP Registrars with...
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