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This evening dinner symposium will discuss the common issues seen by GP’s and Emergency departments in patients who have had bariatric surgery.

Weight regain. Reflux. Nutritional deficiency. Abdominal pain. Excess skin.

Useful tips and guidance for General practitioners and Emergency Physicians.

How to safely manage and when to refer. All your questions and case studies answered

Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Medical Centre is seeking a skilled and highly motivated GP to enhance the holistic patient/family centred primary health care services provided to the Aboriginal people on Darkinjung Country

What is APNA’s Transition to Practice Program (TPP)?

The TPP, hosted by the Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA), offers a 10-month, fully funded education framework for nurses transitioning to primary health care (PHC). It provides valuable clinical and professional support, and mentorship opportunities.

Who can apply?

• Transitioning Nurses (TNs): Graduate nurses and experienced nurses transitioning into PHC roles.

• Clinical and Professional Mentors (Mentors): Registered Nurses or Nurse Practitioners with PHC experience.

Join our 30-minute Zoom drop-in session to learn about APNA's fully funded program for nurses transitioning into primary health care. Whether you're a transitioning nurse seeking support or an experienced nurse interested in mentoring a group of nurses and being remunerated for your time, this program has something for you.

Healthdirect Australia is the national virtual public health information service, providing 24/7 health information, advice and referral for all Australians no matter where you live and when you need help.

While the business risk for primary care providers may be much lower, their businesses may still be exposed to drought mitigation efforts, and they may be affected by secondary disaster impacts of drought such as increased need for mental health support and suicide prevention for affected patients.

Voluntary assisted dying is a choice that will be available to eligible people in NSW who are approaching the end of their life. This is in addition to other choices that people may make about their end-of-life care, including palliative care.

The legislation sets out these processes in detail and includes many safeguards to ensure that voluntary assisted dying in NSW is as safe and accessible as possible.

Voluntary assisted dying is a choice that will be available to eligible people in NSW who are approaching the end of their life. This is in addition to other choices that people may make about their end-of-life care, including palliative care.

The legislation sets out these processes in detail and includes many safeguards to ensure that voluntary assisted dying in NSW is as safe and accessible as possible.

Providence Medical Umina and Coastal Lakes Medical Practice Lake Haven are confirmed as the providers of the soon-to-be opened Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (UCCs) on the Central Coast.

This highly-anticipated conference will be held on 25-26 October 2024 in the heart of Sydney’s magnificent Darling Harbour.

AMC 2024 will bring together multidisciplinary healthcare professionals and researchers from across Australia, New Zealand and beyond. It will provide a unique platform to share insights and latest melanoma research findings via thought-provoking discussions, workshops and presentations.

This conference will pave the way for new collaborations and significantly advance our understanding of melanoma as we all move towards our common goal of zero deaths from melanoma.

The Australian Government, through the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan, is expanding and implementing the Initial Assessment and Referral (IAR) tool in primary care.

The PHN is providing 2-hour group training workshops to assist GPs and staff to learn how to use the IAR-DST online, therefore enhancing understanding and providing further IAR-related support for our communities