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Lessons from ACCHOs: strengthening primary care through community-controlled models ‘If we get Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health right, it’s right for everyone.’ Professor Peter O’Mara, 2023, ANTaR. National Close the Gap Day is recognised on the third Thursday of March annually, a date chosen to focus on meaningful action towards health equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. To mark the day, the RACGP Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Faculty invites all members to join our webinar highlighting Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations’ (ACCHOs) models of care.
Recorded: 19/03/2026
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
Ideal for GPs wanting to expand their ADHD toolkit, this webinar will provide actionable guidance to support whole-child wellbeing, optimise neurodevelopment, and deliver more sustainable, long-term outcomes — helping you move from symptom management to true therapeutic impact.
Recorded: 16/03/2026
Children & young persons healthIntegrative medicine
This session will explore why sustainability is relevant to everyday Australian general practice, examining the health impacts of climate change and the environmental footprint of healthcare.
Recorded: 12/03/2026
Rural health
In this session we’ll take a practical, GP-friendly look at pelvic pain neuroscience — making the complex more understandable
Recorded: 5/03/2026
Pain managementSex, sexuality, gender diversity and healthSexual and reproductive healthWomens health
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) will gain knowledge and confidence in sexual health care in the Australian context through this webinar Hear from other IMGs who are working in Australian General Practice on useful communication strategies, clinical tools and referral pathways that support GPs to deliver guideline-based care. Through real-world case studies on STI screening, contraception, and HIV prevention and support, IMGs will build confidence in managing common and emerging sexual health presentations in general practice
Recorded: 3/03/2026
Mens healthSex, sexuality, gender diversity and healthSexual and reproductive healthWomens health
An evening championing men’s health with our co-host Movember who have developed a set of “Men in Mind” resources. A panel featuring local GPs and men’s health experts will be discussing their perspectives and experiences on responding to and engaging men in health care.
Recorded: 2/03/2026
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthAdult healthGeneral practice trainingMens healthPsychological health
The Victorian policy context, epidemiology and mapping data providing a call to action for general practice. GP resources – Blood Borne Virus STI HealthPathways, Hep B toolkit, Hep QI tool, Hep C general practice toolkit, Integrated hepatitis C services, ASHM BBVSTI training including S100 HBV and HIV training, HIV treatment program for Medicare ineligible and HIV PreP for Medicare ineligible program – overview and eligibility and associated resources.
Recorded: 26/02/2026
Sex, sexuality, gender diversity and healthSexual and reproductive health
Hepatitis C treatment is simple and highly effective! Primary care providers can play a crucial role in the elimination of hepatitis C in NSW by 2028. This webinar will provide an overview of the management of hepatitis C in primary care settings. Topics covered include: the impact of hepatitis C-related stigma and discrimination, case finding, testing and diagnosis, assessment, treatment and monitoring.
Recorded: 24/02/2026
Sex, sexuality, gender diversity and health
Benzodiazepines and Z-drugs (i.e., Zopiclone and Zolpidem) play a valuable role in the short-term management of anxiety and insomnia, but long-term use is associated with dependence, cognitive impairment, falls, and other harms. Despite their risks, deprescribing these medications in general practice can be challenging. In this 60-minute session, we will translate the internationally recognised Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines into actionable strategies for everyday general practice. Participants will learn the core principles of Maudsley deprescribing, including hyperbolic tapering and personalised reduction strategies, and gain practical skills to identify suitable patients and how to safely initiate tapering.
Recorded: 17/02/2026
Addiction medicine
Join us for a webinar on intranasal flu vaccines. This webinar will introduce and provide GPs information on intranasal LAIVs (live attenuated influenza vaccines) in NSW. Hear from leading experts, explore the latest evidence, and learn how this needle-free option can enhance vaccine uptake in young children who are at the highest risk of influenza.
Recorded: 16/02/2026
Children & young persons health
GPs are often the first point of contact for patients worried about potential exposure to environmental hazards and their potential health effects. GPs play a critical role in addressing these concerns, delivering evidence-based care, and guiding appropriate health monitoring. Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are just one example that might prompt a patient to seek guidance from their GP. PFAS are a global concern due to their persistence in the environment and the human body. As public awareness grows, this webinar provides a framework to help GPs respond confidently to PFAS-related concerns, provide appropriate patient management and communicate risk effectively in the primary care setting.
Recorded: 11/02/2026
This webinar will raise awareness of the benefits of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC), including their effectiveness and suitability across life stages, while addressing common barriers to their use in rural settings. Through a practical case study, you’ll gain insights into patient counselling, clinical decision-making, and management approaches. The session will also outline pathways for upskilling through the AUSLARC scholarship program, which offers fully funded and travel support to help rural and remote GPs access accredited LARC training.
Recorded: 4/02/2026
Adult healthGeneral practice trainingPregnancy careRural healthSexual and reproductive healthWomens health
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