This training will give you knowledge and skills for supporting staff, in particular Aboriginal staff from a culturally responsive trauma informed framework.
Content covers neurobiology, Aboriginal worldviews, trauma informed care, structural load and worker wellbeing.
Includes 1 day training and access to a 2 hour online review and coaching session.
On World Kidney Day 2024, Kidney Health Australia will launch the 5th edition Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care handbook. The handbook is the ultimate guide to best practice recommendations for detecting and managing CKD in primary care. Join us with Prof Karen Dwyer (Director of Nephrology, Royal Melbourne Hospital) and Dr Chris Bollen (GP Consultant, Bollen Health), for a sneak peek into the important changes and new content on pharmacological management of CKD, reducing albuminuria, new information on the Australian CVD Risk Calculator, diet and nutrition, new guidelines for culturally safe care in First Nations Australians, and much more.
HPMI invites you to attend an Update suitable for Practice staff, including General Practitioners, Nurses and Allied Health Professionals.
It is vital that those working in and with First Nations communities undertake appropriate training in order to work in a culturally responsive manner mindful of the ongoing impacts of intergenerational trauma.
The End of Life Law for Clinicians (ELLC) training program is seeking expressions of interest from general practices for the ELLC Pilot Study.
In the healthcare industry engaged employees are critical to providing high-quality, safe care that meets our patient expectations. Now more than ever it is important that we as leaders are creating a workplace where our staff feel supported, valued and committed.
This two-hour virtual workshop focuses on:
• Reigniting staff’s purpose and passion
• Implementing practical strategies to enhance engagement and satisfaction
• Harnessing improvement and innovation
• Improving outcomes and performance
• Creating a great workplace environment
To help improve the uptake of digital tools in clinical practice, researchers at Orygen have developed a set of best-practice guidelines for clinicians and services, to assist them in safely applying digital tools with young people who experience suicidal thoughts or behaviour. These world-first, evidence-informed guidelines were developed in collaboration with clinicians and young people with lived experience.
This webinar is targeted at clinicians and service providers across Australia who work with young people experiencing suicidal thoughts or self-harm.
More than 200 health professionals, students, researchers, and entrepreneurs have met across the region with the aim of developing innovative solutions to declining mental health fitness.
The PHN is investing $1 million dollars in innovative solutions that harness digital health technology to provide improved models of care within the primary care sector.