Family Violence GP Education - e-Learning modules
Digital workshop 16 Apr, 1:07 PM - 31 Dec, 1:00 PM (AEDT)
These e-Learning modules are designed to provide you with an introduction to family violence. It functions as either standalone modules or a pathway to the more comprehensive Family Violence GP Education Program.
e-Learning Modules
- Identifying and responding to family violence
- Family violence among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- MARAM and Information sharing schemes
- People who use family violence
Additional family violence training options:
Peer Group Learning
Join a discussion group with likeminded colleagues.
For more information CLICK HERE
Lunch and Learn series
Join Dr Susan Barnett, GP Psychotherapist and Karen Barnett, Mental Health Social Worker for real case-based discussion submitted by your peers.
For more information CLICK HERE
Learning outcomes
- Examine the various forms of family violence.
- Identify indicators that a person might be experiencing family abuse or violence.
- Manage patient’s disclosure of information relevant to family violence in a sensitive and timely manner.
- Understand the importance of cultural safety when addressing FV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people communities.
- Recognise the effects of intergenerational trauma and colonisation in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people families experiencing family violence.
- Understand the MARAM framework in providing collaborative team-based care with other professionals when managing FV.
- Recognise the indications and procedures for mandatory reporting.
- Understand how to identify adults who use family violence
Understand how to share and/or request information about adults who use family violence.
- Know how to conduct safe consultations with people who use family violence.
- Understand perpetrator specific MARAM guidelines including managing consent.
Educational Activities
3.5
hours