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Overcoming the challenges of recent times and now impacted by systemic staff shortages, workers are feeling overworked, stressed, and experiencing burnout. There has never been a greater need for a holistic approach to workforce management - from recruitment and onboarding through retention and succession.  

Join Louise Schaper, CEO of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health, Bernadette Eather, Chief Nurse and Clinical Services Director for Ramsay Australia and Lee Ridoutt, Principal Consultant, Human Capital Alliance alongside DXC Technology’s Coppelia Rose and guests as they discuss what can be done in support of healthcare providers to develop individual and organisational resiliency. It’s time to make employee well-being a core business process.

The Chronic Disease Care Planning program aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to manage the client with chronic disease by including care planning, identifying risk factors, identifying and supporting behaviour change, engaging the client, applying health interventions and developing effective care plans.

The face to face workshop involves lecture and practical workshop activities around the application of chronic disease care planning in primary health care.

The Chronic Conditions of the Foot aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to recognise general foot conditions, determine foot care requirements, and prepare and use basic equipment and medications for this people not requiring services of a professional podiatrist in a range of residential and community service contexts.

The face to face workshop includes a lecture and practical workshop activities around recognition of foot conditions, assessment, application of foot assessments tools and understanding the principles of basic foot care.

The Chronic Conditions and Nutrition program aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to interpret and use basic information about nutritional principles and healthy diet.

The program aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to interpret and use basic information about nutritional principles and healthy diet, using Eat For Health (new Australian Dietary Guidelines). The program provides foundation knowledge on energy needs, basic food groups, identifying good food choices, special diet groups, obesity, client interactions for BMI management and introduces the student to the concept of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander foods which is an emerging evidence base.

The face to face workshop involves lecture and practical workshop activities around the application of chronic disease care planning in primary health care.

If you’re looking for a location that provides the perfect balance between family and work as a Health Professional, a tree change to Regional NSW is hard to beat.

Please join us for an interactive session on Psychosis in Children for GPs to help identify and support and diagnose Psychosis in their child and adolescent patients and support their families.

Family distress will be addressed as well looking at framework for assessment and identifying factors contributing to compounding and predisposing conditions. This event is held in conjunction with CCLHD and specifically aimed at Central Coast GP’s. Q and A will be available at the end of the session .

In this webinar, hosted by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lived Experience Centre, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about our Lived Experience model and how to engage with the right community members when developing your own initiatives, as we celebrate the launch of our new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lived Experience Portal.

Our speakers will share their own lived experience insights, stories of success, overcoming barriers and what enabled their own thriving. We will also speak about advocacy in the field and working for the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to be heard and included in planning for suicide prevention and other mental health initiatives.