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Cancer Institute NSW has developed the NSW Primary Health Care Cancer Framework to enhance engagement with the primary health care sector and cross-sector integration. The Framework informs and promotes collaboration between the Cancer Institute NSW, Primary Health Networks, the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council and the broader primary health care sector, inclusive of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, peak professional bodies, multicultural health and community agencies, and cancer services.

Changemakers 2021 will explore current research, clinical reasoning and provide an opportunity to share successful models of practice. Ideally suited for those passionate about therapy and support interventions for babies, children and young people with neuro-developmental conditions. It will feature keynote presentations from international and national experts, along with workshops from leading therapists, clinicians, researchers and those with lived experience of disability.

Join us for this overview of the new guidelines and their particular relevance for general practitioners.

Learning outcomes include:

Understand the evidence for management of mild to moderate head injuries in children

Recognise trivial head injuries and appropriate management

Apply decision making on CT scans versus observation in children with mild to moderate head injuries

This education event is brought to you by Novartis

IN THIS MEETING, WE WILL:

• Review a patient who has developed HF with a history of myocardial infarction

• Discuss why there is no such thing as a ‘stable’ heart failure patient

• Explore the importance of optimising the treatment of patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction

• Discuss the GP role in the treatment of a patient with heart failure

• Explore the mode of action and clinical evidence for ENTRESTO

• Understand the role of ENTRESTO in therapy and maintaining quality of life for heart failure patients

Speaker: Assoc Professor Aaron Sverdlov

A new counselling service spearheaded by ACON, Australia’s largest sexuality and gender diverse health organisation, will give LGBTQ community members more options in accessing inclusive and culturally appropriate mental health care and support. Pride Counselling provides counselling support to LGBTQ community members seeking an affordable service.

To remain competitive in the marketplace and provide exemplary service to clients, many organisations today are reassessing their training and operations to align with changing attitudes, policies and legislation regarding the LGBTQ communities.

Learners will first take an eLearning for introduction, then join a facilitated webinar on Zoom with a qualified ACON trainer, this webinar will help advance understanding of LGBTQ culture and unique health aspects with a focus on inclusive practices for aging care workers through discussion with like-minded people, compelling video content from the community, and engaging activities.

To remain competitive in the marketplace and provide exemplary service to clients, many organisations today are reassessing their training and operations to align with changing attitudes, policies and legislation regarding the LGBTQ communities.

Learners will first take an eLearning for introduction, then join a facilitated webinar on Zoom with a qualified ACON trainer, this webinar will help advance understanding of LGBTQ culture and unique health aspects with a focus on inclusive practices for aging care workers through discussion with like-minded people, compelling video content from the community, and engaging activities.