Upcoming workshops and webinars

You can watch a webinar from WA Health on the outbreak of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), first diagnosed in China in December 2019.

In this webinar, Professor Paul Effler, Senior Medical Advisor, Communicable Disease Control Directorate, Department of Health Western Australia provides an update on the current situation with GP specific advice.

To view the webinar, please click here.

 

Diabetes in Practice for Nurses (Online learning)
Presented by Diabetes Qualified
Online learning
 

Rural Health West Paediatric Emergencies and Clinical Healthcare Scenarios (PEaCHS) Geraldton
Presented by Rural Health West
Friday 7 February

 

Rural Health West Advanced Life Support (ALS)
Presented by Rural Health West
Friday 21 February
 

Rural Health West Emergency Airway Skills Management (EAM) Carnarvon
Presented by Rural Health West
Friday 28 February

Rural Health West Neonatal Emergency Care (NEC) Northam
Presented by Rural Health West
Thursday 12 & Friday 13 March

Rural Health West Emergency Assessment Clinical Training (REACT)
Presented by Rural Health West
Thursday 19 & Friday 20 March
 

Rural Health West Toxicological Emergencies (TOX)
Presented by Rural Health West
Friday 20 March

WA Rural Health Conference 2020: Beyond 2020 Health Innovations
Presented by Rural Health West
Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 March

Practice IV cannulation skills and improve management of patients with iron deficiency or cellulitis (Crawley)
Presented by NPS MedicineWise and WA Primary Health Alliance
Saturday 28 March

Practice IV cannulation skills and improve management of patients with iron deficiency or cellulitis (Rockingham)
Presented by NPS MedicineWise and WA Primary Health Alliance
Saturday 4 April

RACGP Practice Owners National Conference
Presented by RACGP
16 & 17 May Brisbane

 

APNA National Conference
Webinar presented by Pen CS
Thursday 21 to Saturday 23 May

 

The Cutting Edge: Practice Nurse Skills Training Workshop
Presented by Clinical Training & Evaluation Centre (CTEC)
Saturday 6 June

Advance care planning is an important step in ensuring a person’s preferences and values are known at the end of their life. General practice has an opportunity to start these discussions with patients because trust has already been established.

WA Primary Health Alliance is working with Hammond Care to support Western Australian general practices to implement a team-based approach to initiating advance care planning and palliative care into everyday clinical practice. The Advance Project is a practical, evidence-based toolkit and training package, specifically designed to support general practices to deliver team-based care.

The Advance Care Project would like to invite you to hold an information session for all practice staff. The event will be held at your location and convenience, where possible. The session will take 1 hour depending on questions you may have. If this is something you would be interested in, please speak to your WA Primary Health Alliance Liaison or Coordinator, or alternatively please contact The Advance Project Lead directly: Roseanne.Adamson@wapha.org.au

Please click here to view The Advance Project flyer on these information sessions.