Latest public health advice and Q&A presented by DH representatives in conjunction with RACGP Victoria Faculty Chair Dr Anita Munoz and Co-Deputy Chairs Dr Marina Malcolm and Dr Bernard Shiu.
Recorded: 3/03/2021
COVID-19
The webinar will explore benefits and considerations of rate and rhythm control in managing AF, including recent clinical studies that highlight the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Recorded: 4/03/2021
Adult health
This educational activity aims to provide rural and remote GPs with practical knowledge, resources and confidence to better manage critically ill children.
Children & young persons healthRural health
Catch up on our Women in rural general practice meet-up. Hear about the benefits and challenges experienced by female rural GPs, including work and social issues.
Recorded: 9/03/2021
Rural healthWomens health
This webinar will provide GPs with the skills to screen for ATS use, provide brief interventions, and refer patients into treatment where appropriate. GPs will also be shown how to provide ambulatory withdrawal services for ATS in clinically appropriate circumstances.
Recorded: 10/03/2021
Addiction medicine
Join us for a panel discussion on the practicalities and logistics of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in WA. The panel will provide a quick update on the practicalities of the rollout, followed by a 45 minute panel discussion to address any questions you may have.
Recorded: 16/03/2021
General overview of Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) and screening guidelines.
Pregnancy care
Recorded: 17/03/2021
This webinar will: 1. Describe what Get Healthy Service and the Get Healthy in Pregnancy program offers to support patients to achieve healthy lifestyle goals 2. Describe the requirements for consent for referrals including informed consent 3. Identify appropriate referral opportunities
Pregnancy careWomens health
This webinar will raise patient misperceptions and attitudes about quitting during pregnancy, identify health and other benefits of antenatal cessation and present treatment options for this group.
Recorded: 22/03/2021
Test methods and limitations
Recorded: 30/03/2021
Trauma-Informed Care is based on evidence of how trauma affects people’s lives and their service needs. It recognises and accepts that symptoms, responses and behaviours, which may be perceived as difficult, can often be strategies to cope with trauma.
Abuse & family violence
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