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Envenomation and anaphylaxis are time-critical emergencies that rural GPs may encounter in both community and hospital settings. Early recognition, accurate assessment and timely treatment can significantly improve patient outcomes, particularly where access to specialist services may be limited.
Rural health
Cardiovascular disease remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality in rural Australia. While traditional risk assessment and LDL-C management remain central to prevention, many patients continue to experience cardiovascular events despite apparently appropriate treatment.
CardiologyRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series is designed to appeal to both rural and metro-based GPs with an interest in learning more about paediatric emergency care. It will provide practical education on how GPs can most effectively manage and treat common paediatric emergencies.
Recorded: 2/02/2023
Children & young persons healthGeneral practice trainingRural health
This instalment of the rural health webinar series will explore emergency signs and symptoms that are easily missed. Through discussion of such cases, GP participants will be better equipped to identify and manage these tricky presentations.
Recorded: 6/04/2023
Adult healthGeneral practice trainingRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series explores the impact of lifestyle medicine on patient health outcomes. In the context of a rural general practice setting, the webinar will focus on how to apply lifestyle medicine approaches to the prevention and reversal of chronic diseases through the modification of behavioural, social and environmental drivers.
Recorded: 3/08/2023
Adult healthIntegrative medicinePain managementPsychological healthRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series explores new approaches to the assessment and management of persistent chronic pain. The webinar will focus on how to simplify history taking and look at innovative ways to examine, diagnose and provide targeted interventions to patients with chronic pain.
Recorded: 7/09/2023
Adult healthCare of older peopleMusculoskeletal & sports medicinePain management
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series explores common ophthalmological presentations and emergencies in rural general practice.
Recorded: 5/10/2023
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthAdult healthCare of older peopleEye medicine
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series explores the key elements to running a successful rural general practice. The webinar will also explore unique challenges and opportunities that rural and remote GPs face in their practice.
Recorded: 7/12/2023
Business of general practice
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series forms Part 2 of the Medical Indemnity Protection Society (MIPS) three-part series on medicolegal issues and risk management in rural practice. The webinar will explore common health problems experienced by doctors and discuss ways to implement strategies to minimise a doctor’s medicolegal risk. It follows on from Part 1: Common medicolegal risks in rural practice.
Recorded: 4/04/2024
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series forms Part 3 of the Medical Indemnity Protection Society (MIPS) three-part series on medicolegal issues and risk management in rural practice. The webinar will explore different approaches to achieve a balanced and rewarding career in medicine. It follows on from Part 1: Common medicolegal risks in rural practice and Part 2: Health and wellbeing for rural doctors and the risks and impacts of medicolegal claims.
Recorded: 6/06/2024
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will explore the unique health challenges of rural GPs. The webinar will review approaches to their own health needs and also identify strategies to enhance the quality of care they receive.
Recorded: 3/10/2024
Doctors healthRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will explore key strategies rural supervisors can use to recruit and retain registrars in their practices. Join Dr Michael Clements and Dr Ian Kamerman as they share practical tips on attracting registrars to your practice, addressing common challenges, and showcasing the unique benefits of rural practice. Whether you're new to supervising or looking to expand your team, this session will help you create an environment that attracts and supports the next generation of rural GPs.
Recorded: 3/07/2025
Business of general practiceGeneral practice training
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