• Allied Health Professionals Day

    WA, Australia

    AHPs day was first held in England in 2018 and is now an international event celebrating and bringing together the allied health professional community. Allied health professionals have been working on the frontline in hospitals in Australia’s response to COVID-19 and adapting to new methods of service delivery in primary care. From the ICU to community-based rehabilitation, allied health professionals have an important role to play in physical and mental recovery for COVID-19 survivors. We thank all allied health professionals for the work they are doing in contributing to COVID-19 recovery for individuals and for the ongoing care they are...

  • Webinar – Adolescent Eating Disorders and the Role of the GP

    WA, Australia

    The GP’s roles in supporting families and adolescents with eating disorders (or at-risk of) is important. This webinar explores identifying the at-risk patient, assessment and diagnosis; the referral pathways available, when to refer and coordinating care; useful resources and how GPs can support the patient and their families. Learning outcomes Explain the role of the GP in the early detection and assessment of patients with an eating disorder Recognise the features of at least two different types of eating disorders Develop a comprehensive management plan, including referral to appropriate services Describe the role of the GP in the multidisciplinary team...

  • Workshop – Ophthalmology

    WA, Australia

    Over a light meal, join colleagues as we explore the signs and symptoms of vision threatening ophthalmic conditions, how to appropriately manage common ophthalmic infections in general practice and managing patients with acute and chronic glaucoma. Designed for GPs in training, however this topic is suitable for all GPs wanting a refresher on this topic. Cost: $30 Members CPD: 4 points Register here 

  • GP – Breast Disease Education Forum

    WA, Australia

    One day GP education event featuring specialists in breast care from Perth Breast Cancer Institute and Perth Radiological Clinic. Topics will include: Breast Cancer contemporary management Benign breast problems including dense breasts, implants, fibroadenoma and more Survivorship issues including menopausal symptoms, diet and exercise, fertility and bone health Panel discussion: questions and cases for discussion can be submitted upon registration Event is held in completely separate area to quarantining guests Lunch and morning/afternoon tea included. FREE EVENT for registered attendees. This is a CPD Activity under the RACGP CPD Program Book here

  • Webinar – Treating doctor – patient tips and traps

    WA, Australia

    Doctors face unique barriers to accessing health care and it’s well recognized that without their own GP, doctors are more likely to self-diagnose, self-treat and self-prescribe, which can lead to poorer health outcomes. It’s not all bad news though, doctors can learn a specific skillset that helps them treat other doctors more effectively. During this webinar you’ll gain insight into supporting doctor health and wellbeing, as we cover: the key health risks and health seeking behaviour of doctors strategies for reducing the barriers to accessing health care for doctor-patients Improving the quality and outcomes of consultations with doctor-patients. Learning outcomes...

  • Pressure rising: clinical controversies and updates in hypertension

    WA, Australia

    This World Heart Day, the Heart Foundation is partnering with the World Heart Federation and the High Blood Pressure Council of Australia to bring to you another health professional live and recorded, free Zoom webinar . Along with Prof Garry Jennings, Chief Medical Advisor and Interim CEO of the Heart Foundation, our global expert panel will explore the latest clinical controversies in blood pressure management, including targets, resistant hypertension, and new digital technology for blood pressure monitoring. General practitioner CPD accreditation will be applied for this educational activity https://heartfoundation-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/4016294312300/WN_m8-FHAYCQ9qhCJ4wckDo7g

  • 2021 CRANAplus Virtual Symposium

    WA, Australia

    This year CRANAplus is inviting health professionals to Connect Across an Isolated Landscape at the 2021 CRANAplus Virtual Symposium on the 17th September. This one day celebration of ideas continues our 37 year strong annual conference tradition in an online environment, as we bridge the distances that separate our geographically dispersed workforce. Presentations from our keynote and VIP line-up will empower attendees to improve health outcomes, start important conversations and apply new lessons within the communities they serve. Hear from: Helen Zahos, Humanitarian and Disaster Nurse Adjunct Prof. Shelley Nowlan, Deputy Rural Health Commissioner Prof. Yvonne Cadet-James, Academic at James Cook University...

  • Lishman Networking Event

    WA, Australia

    Hear from regional consultant paediatrician,Dr Angela Alessandri as she shares her knowledge with an educational presentation ‘The approach to the crying and fussy baby’, followed by the announcement of the 2021 Lishman Fellowship Awards as they recognise research initiatives by local health professionals. Location :  Albany Surf Life Saving Club 4 Flinders Parade, Middleton Beach TO REGISTER, visit ruralhealthwest. eventsair.com/gshpn-lishman/registration

  • After Hours Aged Care Networking

    WA, Australia

    Many years ago, there was a culture within the aged care sector to catch up after hours.  Conversations led to sharing the joys and woes of our weeks, sharing ideas on ways to “save the world” and just a wonderful opportunity get to know each other outside of our working lives. The first one went well, upstairs at the Hybla.  So please join us to reinvigorate this concept and invite your colleagues working in the sector to our monthly catch-up. It occurs second Thursday of each month.  For more information contact https://www.wapha.org.au/

  • Best practice cognitive impairment and dementia care

    WA, Australia

    Best practice cognitive impairment and dementia care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples attending primary care This first webinar is aimed at General Practitioners. Join Dr Mary Belfrage and Professor Constance Dimity Pond as they give an overview of best practice principles in the detection and management of cognitive impairment and dementia, focusing on the cultural context of addressing the needs of older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their families, carers and communities. Objectives Describe best practice clinical and cultural aspects of the detection and management of cognitive impairment and dementia for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples...