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In the one-hour live stream launch, NEDC National Director Dr Beth Shelton will introduce Eating Disorder Core Skills: eLearning for GPs with GP Dr Jennifer Conway and people with lived experience of eating disorders. NEDC Clinical Resource Project Coordinator Emily Hardman will demonstrate how the interactive eLearning modules will step GPs through the key information needed to improve treatment outcomes through early detection, intervention, and best practice care.

There will be a live Q&A session.

Hear the latest information on mental health referrals & the Better Access Initiative. Learn about the resources and support available to help your patients as they receive mental health treatment.

Join our facilitator, Alicia Southwell, headspace Maitland Centre Manager, and HNECC PHN Primary Care Improvement Officer Hannah Jenkins, who will share their expertise and insights to help you in your Practice.

Together we will explore the challenges we face and discuss the importance of self-care, taking care of colleagues and building resilience in the ever-changing world of medicine. Key conversation points will include current issues being experienced by rural and remote GPs, strategies to optimise wellbeing and information about services specifically available to help doctors stay well and how to access support at any time.

Hear about the resources and support available to you to embed the latest Digital Health opportunities in your practice.

Join our facilitators from the Australian Digital Health Agency and The PHN Digital Health team who will share their expertise and insights to help you in your Practice.

Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach (PEPA) aims to improve health professionals’ knowledge, skills and confidence in the palliative approach to care for people with a life-limiting illness.

The workshops are interactive and provide ample time for discussion through case presentations and examples.

Topics covered include:

•What is the palliative approach;•What is end of life•What is Culture and how does it influence end of life care•CaLD beliefs and values around death and dying•Culturally appropriate communication skills

The Wound Education Program provides comprehensive education for Health Care Professionals on best practice in wound prevention, assessment and management.

This program covers the fundamentals of wound management including:

• Threats to skin integrity

• Wound healing physiology

• Holistic approaches to assessment and management

• TIME Clinical Decision Support Tool

• Chronic Wounds

• Case Studies

• Product application, tips and tricks

The Dementia + Recreation National Conference is for Recreation, Lifestyle, Allied Health, Nursing Professionals & Managers working in residential, community, home or other healthcare settings with a commitment to & passion for quality lives & lifestyles for people with dementia.

As with all AHCE events, the conference aims to be a dynamic forum for the discussion & debate of ideas, creative thinking & solution seeking

This GP-led ALM, supported by diabetes specialists, will provide practical guidance on the role and implementation of insulin in the contemporary management of diabetes in the primary care space.

Learning outcomes:

Rationalise the use of insulin in the current T2D management landscape, using latest guidelines

Evaluate the role of newer, second-generation analogue insulins when individualising patient treatment

Implement simple models and tools to optimise insulin delivery

Conduct an effective patient consult when initiating, intensifying or switching insulins

Assess and consider the use of rapidly evolving technology in T2D management

This webinar, followed by an ECHO session 2 weeks later, aims to improve care provided to patients undertaking opioid treatment therapy through improved collaboration between Pharmacists, General Practices and hospitals.