This session has a focus on spring time asthma and allergic rhinitis and how to manage both conditions, using the latest evidence-based guidelines. Thunderstorm asthma is a spring time phenomenon that all health professionals in primary care need to be prepared for.
Acute behavioral disturbance is becoming increasingly common presentation in children and young people presenting to primary care providers and hospitals. It’s even more challenging if the child has developmental delay, complex family dynamics and associated medical /genetic co morbidities.
You are invited to join our online presentation focusing on the acute behavioral disturbance in children , treatment options and accessing available services.
Learning Outcomes:
1. Improved knowledge of acute behavioral disturbance in children in community and hospital settings.
2. Strategies to respond including acute management in ED
3. Information about available resources and health pathways
How will your Practice manage when the week one patients are due for their second dose and more patients want a first dose?
Our facilitator, PHN Primary Care Improvement Officer, Kaycee Wisemantel, will lead adiscussion on some of the key considerations for practices when facing the ‘12 Week Wall’.
Primary care clinicians face a backlog of patients in need of preventative and chronic disease related cardiovascular care. Even during a period of competing priorities, the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease has never been so critical.
Chaired by Prof Garry Jennings, Chief Medical Advisor of the Heart Foundation of Australia, our expert panel will explore the latest evidence to support CVD risk assessment and management in primary care, including the latest on coronary artery calcium scoring.