This course aims to provide general practitioners, nurse practitioners and other prescribing practitioners the skills and confidence to diagnose, assess, manage and treat HCV in primary care.
This training includes an online learning module and a live webinar. The interactive session provides an opportunity to discuss and practice strategies with peers and specialists.
The Primary Health Network will host its first conference specifically for Allied Health professionals in May this year. The #WeCareTogether conference will provide a unique opportunity for participants to share their insights and collaborate with others from across the region's allied health sector.
HPMI is holding a Mental Health Update at HRMI, John Hunter Hospital. Suitable for GP Practice Teams and Allied Health Professionals.
Sessions will also be livestreamed.
VR GP wanted for a busy well-established practice in Gorokan, Central Coast. On-site pathology and podiatry. Close to popular beaches, shopping, and schools.
Whilst suicide is a highly complex issue that affects many individuals and their families, research consistently shows that LGBTIQA+ communities are overrepresented in prevalence statistics for suicidal ideation and harm. In this webinar, panellists will explore how to identify risk factors for suicidal thoughts and harm, as well as protective factors within families, schools and communities that assist in prevention of suicide for LGBTIQA+ people. The importance of collaborative interdisciplinary service provision and appropriate referral pathways when providing care to people from LGBTIQA+ communities will also be covered.
Please join us online for a discussion on the resources that are available to assist you with improving immunisation rates within our communities as well as information on medicare billing and immunisations. Our speaker will provide an overview of, and extend an invitation, to join the PHN’s Immunisation Community of Practice.
The longer term health impacts of COVID-19 infection for individuals are becoming increasingly apparent as the pandemic continues. General practice and other primary
healthcare providers are likely to be identifying and supporting patients experiencing a wide range of symptoms and conditions following COVID-19 infection. Please join us for this webinar update with opportunities for Q&A.