RACGP Victoria's New Fellows Committee is hosting an online catch up for New Fellows in their first 5 years of fellowship.
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (AEST)
This activity aims to equip rural GPs with knowledge, skills and confidence to more effectively manage emergency presentations in their unique rural context.
Rural health
Business 101 during the pandemic - This 3 part series on Business resilience and continuity during COVID-19 is proudly supported by Comm Bank.
Business of general practiceCOVID-19
People from CALD communities face unique challenges accessing and utilising healthcare services. Barriers include language and health literacy and sociocultural beliefs which can all lead to poorer health outcomes1.
Children & young persons health
This webinar focuses on what's new in the diagnosis and management of early prostate cancer, as well as an update in the new drug therapies for advanced prostate cancer.
Adult healthMens health
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, general practices have implemented a range of infection prevention and control measures in order to maintain the safety of GPs, staff and patients. Using current examples, this webinar will address practical solutions that you can apply to your practice.
COVID-19
This webinar will address the under diagnosis and under treatment of heart valve disease and provide a state of the art review of therapies.
Adult health
Module 1 includes how to implement safe and effective opioid prescribing and how to recognise, prevent and respond to problematic opioid.
Addiction medicine
Module 2 includes recordings of 'essential knowledge'. Interviews with MATOD experts, as well as two live zoom sessions that will allow you to ask questions of the experts. On completion you'll be trained and recognised as a prescriber for methadone and buprenorphine based assisted treatment of opioid dependence.
The Notifiable Data Breach (NDB) scheme came into effect in February 2018 and applies to all agencies and organisations with existing personal information security obligations under the Privacy Act. These obligations extend to general practices.
Recorded: 5/02/2019
Business of general practice
High-quality health records are critical to the provision of safe, effective and personalised patient care. They facilitate good communication with other healthcare providers, and are linked to practice accreditation and incentive programs. Despite this, maintaining health records is not always considered a priority for busy general practices.
Recorded: 11/03/2019
Every Australian known to Medicare or the Department of Veterans' Affairs will now own a My Health Record, unless they chose to opt out between 16 July 2018 and 31 January 2019.
Recorded: 26/03/2019
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