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The Essentials: Training Clinicians in Eating Disorders' online program addresses the nature, identification, assessment and treatment of people with eating disorders.

Over 17 hours, you will learn:

- The function of an eating disorder

- Assessment and preparation for treatment

- Evidence based treatment approaches

- Management across an inpatient and outpatient settings

Funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, 'The Essentials' is the only online course that meets the National Eating Disorder Collaboration's core competency framework for clinician training. Use code 'InsideOutEssentials' at the checkout to access your free course. 3 Months Access from Registration

This conference will explore new understandings about the carer journey, and showcase new and innovative initiatives in policy, programs and practice in meeting the needs of carers in NSW. It will provide delegates an opportunity to connect virtually and share the latest research, information, and best practice in carer support in evolving and changing times.

Digital inclusion means ensuring people can use the internet and technology to improve their daily lives. Never has it been more important that everyone has the skills and technology to safely access reliable and trustworthy health information, resources and services.

In this webinar we hear from digital inclusion specialists, the Good Things Foundation, will discuss the critical role of digital inclusion in ensuring better health and wellbeing. We'll hear about the groups that are at greatest risk of exclusion in Australia, and of broadening health inequities, and about the programs in Australia and the UK that work to close the digital divide.

This World Heart Day, the Heart Foundation is partnering with the World Heart Federation and the High Blood Pressure Council of Australia to bring to you another health professional webinar. Along with Prof Garry Jennings, Chief Medical Advisor and Interim CEO of the Heart Foundation, our global expert panel will explore the latest clinical controversies in blood pressure management, including targets, resistant hypertension, and new digital technology for blood pressure monitoring.

General practitioner CPD accreditation will be applied for this educational activity.

This session will discuss a range of issues to consider when working with a recruiter to attract GPs to join your practice.

The issues discussed will include:

• Building a relationship with a recruiter

• Identifying the Unique Selling Points of your practice and the position

• Area, location and lifestyle – what does your community offer doctors?

• Achieving results through your job advertising

• Identifying what employment experiences in your practice are valuable to candidates

In this one hour live event, our panel of clinical experts will discuss the latest evidence and clinical recommendations outlined in Investigating symptoms of lung cancer: a guide for all health professionals. The role of primary care health professionals as active initiators of the lung cancer diagnostic pathway and supporting patients throughout their journey will also be discussed.

Event attendees will receive early access to an accredited, scenario-based eLearning package entitled A Systematic Approach to Investigating Symptoms of Lung Cancer, developed by Lung Foundation Australia in partnership with Cancer Australia.

Decommissioning is a crucial part of the commissioning cycle and is undertaken in a planned way to ensure that the most effective services are delivered, making best use of the resources available.

This webinar will explore the WellMob website, a project delivered by University Centre for Rural Health staff who work under the national electronic Mental Health in Practice project. Wellmob is a digital library of Indigenous specific SEWB resources that makes it easy for you to find culturally relevant online tools to keep our mob strong in these challenging times.

The seminar will tell you about how best to navigate the website and discuss ways for you to use digital wellbeing tools in your work and with your Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients. The Q & A will allow you to share your insights and discuss your needs in using online resources to maintain the health and wellbeing of our diverse First Nations communities.

Cancer Pain Management in Primary Care, including Case Study: Prostate cancer and bone metastases

Learning Outcomes:

- Apply the new indications for opioid analgesics into clinical practice

- Implement a multimodal pain management plan to optimise patient quality of life

- Identify barriers to opioid use in cancer pain

- Address patient/carer barriers to opioid use in cancer pain

- Explain the different roles of immediate-release and modified-release opioids to manage severe cancer pain

Learning outcomes:

• Review the latest GINA guidelines update on COVID-19.

• Understand the importance of treating the small airways in asthma.

• Recognise the role and impact of drug particle size and plume on lung deposition.

• How to individualise inhaler device choice for patients with asthma.

• Review recent key clinical data and real-world evidence for flutiform® inhaler in asthma.