A research team from the University of New England are working on a project that will review all published medical evidence that describes the psychological treatment of depression in persons who also have diabetes mellitus.
MidCoast Council is hosting free workshops with emergency services to discuss how we can work together to be more prepared for future disasters.
We're coming to Tamworth! We're running weekly support groups for Dads that are 100% free, male-friendly, non-judgemental, and completely confidential.
This event is about letting the community know we're here to share insights into the genuine issues faced by separated dads (especially about contact with kids and feelings of suicide) and how support can be provided. Also, more generally, men's support in the Tamworth area is issues around men's Health and Wellbeing.
Would you like to know more about allergies in babies under 6 months? The National Allergy Council and Connecting the Dots – A National Nutrition Service are pleased to bring you a webinar featuring Dr Preeti Joshi, a paediatric clinical immunology/allergy specialist and Dr Merryn Netting, an advanced paediatric allergy dietitian.
The webinar will cover:
• When is it allergy – differentiating between allergy and other conditions
• Signs of an allergic reaction in babies
• Can babies ‘grow out’ of their allergies?
• Maternal diet when breastfeeding
• What infant formula to use if needed
• When and how to introduce common allergy causing foods, especially egg and peanut
• When should the child see a specialist?
This interactive webinar will provide a disability-focused, case-based overview of the renewed National Cervical Screening Program (NCSP) including the choice of universal self-collection.
This session is presented by cervical screening experts Prof Deborah Bateson and Dr Lara Roeske, with key insights from Tricia Malowney, a disability advocate who has post-polio syndrome. It will explore cervical screening barriers and discuss strategies and techniques to support screening for patients with disability, including those with intellectual or cognitive disability.
An increasing number of patients are expected to present to general practices requesting self-collection, or more information about the test. This webinar will equip GPs with the tools to effectively support patients to make an informed choice about this screening method, and to better engage those who are reluctant to screen.
We’ll address management options for abnormal self-collection results and provide information on upcoming changes to the National Cervical Screening Program clinical guidelines, to make sure you have the very latest information.
An increasing number of patients are expected to present to general practices requesting self-collection, or more information about the test. This webinar will equip GPs with the tools to effectively support patients to make an informed choice about this screening method, and to better engage those who are reluctant to screen.
We’ll address management options for abnormal self-collection results and provide information on upcoming changes to the National Cervical Screening Program clinical guidelines, to make sure you have the very latest information.
To help celebrate Pride Month in June and encourage commissioned services to enhance the inclusivity of their services, HNECC PHN would like to showcase ACON’s, Pride Training.
expanding and enhancing DFSV projects, mental health services, workforce initiatives and Urgent Care Clinics.
The Virtual Psychologist Pilot, funded by the Primary Health Network (the PHN), is designed to provide crucial postnatal mental health support to mothers in the rural areas of Narrabri, Gunnedah, and Moree in New South Wales (NSW).