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Electronic prescribing (ePrescribing) has been implemented in Australia to provide greater convenience for patients, make prescribing and dispensing medicines more efficient and to improve medicine safety. Find out what the real-life impacts of ePrescribing have been and learn techniques to better navigate these changes to ensure dispensing medicines with ePrescriptions can become more efficient for your practice.

After attending this session, clinicians will be able to:

• Understanding the role of ePrescribing.

• Identify the delivery mechanisms of ePrescriptions

• Identify the benefits of ePrescribing.

• Recognise ways to improve efficiency in practice by the implementation of ePrescribing.

• Discuss the challenges of ePrescribing.

The webinar will outline the changes introduced by the Australian Government from 1 July 2021 for aged care providers, including the requirements that must be demonstrated prior to any restrictive practice being used.

The session will outline assessments required by approved health practitioners who may prescribe a restrictive practice, the new requirement for a 'restrictive practice substitute decision-maker' if a person does not have capacity to give informed consent for that practice, and discuss the context of restrictive practice in relation to behaviour support.

Chronic wounds are a largely unknown problem, despite causing great personal and financial costs. Every year over 420,000 Australians suffer from a chronic wound.

The PHN is partnering with SafeSide Prevention to train staff from Primary Care Practices in a hopeful, recovery-oriented approach to preventing suicide. The aim of the program is to enhance patient safety and recovery by educating primary care and allied health staff in evidence-based approaches to connecting around and responding to patient suicide risk.

This 3-hour live, interactive event to train key leaders in SafeSide Prevention's suicide prevention and workforce education approach. As a leader, you’ll also learn how to bring this important training to your teams within your organisation.

The PHN is partnering with SafeSide Prevention to train staff from Primary Care Practices in a hopeful, recovery-oriented approach to preventing suicide. The aim of the program is to enhance patient safety and recovery by educating primary care and allied health staff in evidence-based approaches to connecting around and responding to patient suicide risk.

This 3-hour live, interactive event to train key leaders in SafeSide Prevention's suicide prevention and workforce education approach.

The ReMind program is a trauma-informed 8 week exploration of creative practices.

We don't focus on diagnosis, and you are not asked to tell or share your story. Instead, we connect around ways and habits that bring you delight, that inspire you to shift your idea of yourself and your creativity. No 'experience' at creativity is required. It's about trying things you haven't tried before, reflecting, and figuring out what habits support your day-to-day wellbeing and self-care.

Timing: 8 weeks of 3 hours (approx 24 hours in total)