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The session will also discuss the interconnected relationship between air quality, climate change, and health. Practical strategies to reduce patient exposure will be reviewed, alongside an update on environmentally sustainable respiratory care.
Recorded: 8/09/2026
Children & young persons healthOccupational medicine
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.
Recorded: 3/09/2026
CardiologyRural health
Led by an expert medical team, this webinar goes beyond theory. Equipping you with the skills to identify MCI earlier, respond with confidence, and support better patient outcomes.
Recorded: 2/09/2026
Care of older people
Hear from leading clinical experts about Victoria's new Palliative and End-of-life Care Framework 2026–2036, the upcoming amendments to the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017, and the practical implications for GPs. The webinar will also provide guidance on the planned discontinuation of Sublocade® in Australia and what GPs need to know to support patients receiving long-acting injectable buprenorphine treatment.
Recorded: 27/08/2026
Addiction medicineAODCare of older people
This webinar explores nicotine dependence through a modern biopsychosocial lens, moving beyond outdated concepts of “willpower” and personal failure. Participants will examine closely the neurobiology of nicotine addiction, and touch on the link of smoking with chronic pain.
Recorded: 24/08/2026
Addiction medicinePain management
In this webinar, we’ll explore the self-doubt and internal pressures that make saying no so difficult and share evidence-based strategies to help you set limits and improve your time management, with more confidence and less guilt.
Recorded: 19/08/2026
Doctors healthGeneral practice training
Assaults on our immune system in our current era come from many directions; industrial chemical toxicant burdens, biotoxin accumulation from harmful moulds, chronic and recurrent infective burdens, dysbiotic microbiomes, endothelial dysfunction, psychological stress, and these to name only a few.
Recorded: 17/08/2026
Integrative medicine
This webinar brings together RACGP’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Faculty and the Climate and Environmental Medicine Specific Interest Group to explore the intersection of climate change and Indigenous health.
Recorded: 6/08/2026
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
This webinar will focus on implementing support goals for children with attention and behaviour challenges, with practical tips for reviewing progress and adapting strategies over time.
Recorded: 29/07/2026
Children & young persons healthIndividuals with disabilitiesPsychological health
The session will include an overview of the Return to Work scheme and an outline of the Fellowship Support Program.
Recorded: 28/07/2026
This webinar will provide GPs with the latest practical guidance on HIV PrEP, including prescribing, monitoring, and supporting patients at risk of HIV infection. It will also provide a brief overview of current syphilis infection trends in Western Australia and discuss the emerging role of DoxyPEP (doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis) as an additional prevention strategy for some patients. This webinar is delivered in partnership with the Department of Health Western Australia.
Adult healthSexual and reproductive health
Pharmacy scope of practice reform remains a significant policy issue with implications for general practice, patient care and the broader health system. This webinar will provide an update on current pharmacy scope of practice reforms, outline the RACGP's position and advocacy activities, and offer practical guidance to support members in responding to questions and participating in discussions about the reforms.
Recorded: 27/07/2026
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