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Across NSW there are a wealth of opportunities for primary health care professionals wanting to make a real difference.
Across NSW there are a wealth of opportunities for primary health care professionals wanting to make a real difference.
Introduction workshop: 27th July 2022 7.00-8.30pm AEST; Advanced Workshop: 29th October 2022 7:00-8:30pm AEST
This workshop series is for GPs and other primary care providers to enhance your knowledge and confidence to safely engage with people who use domestic and family violence. A panel of experts will discuss how to identify when violence is occurring and how to sensitively ask and respond to disclosures and encourage your patients to seek help appropriately.
GPs can attain 3 CPD points for attending either session (Intro or Advanced). OR 40 CPD points has been applied for GPs attending both Part 1 and 2 sessions (3 hours) plus pre and post activity (1-2 hours).
Live, online and free WinterROC 22 is the must attend GP event of the year.
The main themes of the conference are Skin Cancer, Musculoskeletal, Diabetes and Women's Health and these sessions have been created by the Australian Melanoma Institute, The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, Primary Care Diabetes Society, Australian Menopause Society and Arthritis South Australia.
Registration is free for all General Practitioners
The full agenda and registration is available here www.winterroc.com.au
A negative influence on emotional and mental health of primary care staff and management of chronic health conditions has been identified as the two areas of most concern in primary care, following the results of the latest Primary Care COVID Impact Survey.
On behalf of the Hunter Postgraduate Medical Institute, I wish to invite you to attend our 14th Annual Health Care Professionals’ Conference and Exhibition which will be held at the Newcastle Exhibition and Convention Centre (NEX), Newcastle West on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 August 2022.
The main theme of this year's conference is OBESITY.
For the team at Singleton Doctors the opportunity to utilise a PHN NAIDOC Week 2022 grant to plan a big celebration was met with excitement and a flurry of big ideas. The weather, however, had a different plan.
The Queeroboree bi-monthly webinar series produced by Black Rainbow, in partnership with the Mental Health Professionals’ Network aims to help practitioners better support the mental health and social and emotional wellbeing needs of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQA+SB community. By unpacking the findings from research conducted by Black Rainbow, the presenters will discuss this community’s unique needs, highlighting ways to improve service delivery and access. Attend to learn about the importance of applying person-centred approaches in your practice.
Session aim: Discuss the impact of Covid 19 on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQA+SB community and how to strengthen the mental health and social and emotional well-being literacy of services and increase access.
Learning Outcomes:
Discuss findings from Black Rainbow Research on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQA+SB people and the Covid 19 pandemic.
Identify how the findings from Black Rainbow research highlights the mental health and social and emotional well-being needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQA+SB people including types of support that practitioners can provide.
Identify how to improve service access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQA+SB people.
Outline the importance of a person-centred approach when providing care and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQA+SB people.