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SA Health update: RSV immunisation program

Professor Nicola Spurrier, SA Health's Chief Public Health Officer, provides an important update on the implementation of the National Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Immunisation Program.

Recorded: 27/05/2025

Children & young persons health

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WA: Hepatitis C treatment and the role of the GP

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection continues to result in significant morbidity and mortality in Australia. Even with direct-acting antivirals, eradication of HCV remains a challenge with many patients unaware of their infection. This webinar explores the GP's role in treating HCV.

Recorded: 28/05/2025

Adult healthSex, sexuality, gender diversity and health

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Reducing smoking and vaping in pregnancy

This webinar discusses the most effective strategies for GPs to support pregnant women to quit and shares evidence-based behavioral and pharmacological support options. Watch this recording to learn the latest evidence around the risks of smoking and vaping in pregnancy, updates on legislation, policy and practice around vapes, the best ways to have effective, non-judgmental conversations about smoking and/or vaping in pregnancy and how to provide evidence-based smoking and vaping cessation interventions for pregnant women, including behavioral support and NRT options

Recorded: 28/05/2025

Pregnancy careWomens health

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Rethinking Pain – From Damage to Protection

This series is ideal for GPs seeking to deepen their understanding of pain, enhance their communication with patients, and improve the quality of care for individuals experiencing chronic pain.

Recorded: 29/05/2025

Pain management

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The National Lung Cancer Screening Program: What GPs need to know

This webinar discusses the NLCSP, and how it is a significant opportunity to detect cancer earlier, enhance treatment options and improve outcomes for one of the deadliest cancers in NSW. Launching July 2025 the NLSCP will focus on the early detection of lung cancer in high-risk individuals with a smoking history who have no symptoms. This recording advises on how general practitioners are essential to the success of this program, and how to properly prepare by identifying eligible patients in your practice software, promoting the NLCSP and making referrals from July 2025

Recorded: 3/06/2025

Oncology and palliative care

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