Rural Health Webinar Series – Acute eye disease in rural Australians

Webinar 6 Feb, 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM (AEDT)

This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar series will detail the diagnosis and management of acute eye disease presentations.  The role of community optometry, referral pathways and telehealth will be detailed to assist rural GPs with their patient management.

This event is part of Rural Health Webinar Series. Events in this series are:

• Rural Health Webinar Series - Lower limb fracture management
• Rural Health Webinar Series - Remember that patient you saw the other day...? Misses and traps in emergency presentations
• Rural Health Webinar Series - Fracture Management
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Lifestyle medicine in rural practice: small changes, big impact.
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Taking the PAIN out of pain management
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Ophthalmological emergencies in rural general practice
• Rural Health Webinar Series – The rise of the business manager: Practice management evolution or revolution
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Common medicolegal risks in rural practice (Part 1)
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Health and wellbeing for rural doctors and the risks and impacts of medicolegal claims (Part 2 of 3)
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Achieving work-life balance: diversifying a career in medicine (Part 3 of 3)
• Taking the pain out of pain management (Part 2): Putting theory into practice
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Contemporary lymphoedema education in rural health
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Rural emergencies: procedures, protocols and people factors
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Medical emergencies: upskilling your practice team
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Using CGM technology to enhance diabetes care outcomes
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Who looks after the health of rural GPs?
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Updates in obstetrics and gynaecology
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Acute eye disease in rural Australians
• Rural Health Webinar Series – An update on common chronic causes of vision loss in rural Australia.
• Rural Health Webinar Series – Part 2: Rural emergencies case scenarios