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Often in GDM management, the main focus and measure of success during pregnancy for healthcare providers and patients alike, is often placed on maintaining target glucose levels. Linda's presentation offers additional practice points regarding other fundamental nutritional considerations that need to be recognised, to provide true holistic care in GDM. Ensuring that healthcare settings and HCP’s are equipped to support general nutritional adequacy and healthy weight gain education, is paramount in assisting in reducing both short and long-term complications, as well as maximising patients' wellbeing on during the pregnancy. This presentation also intends to evoke further consideration of how we...

The WA Rural Health Long Service Awards are run in partnership with Rural Health West and the WA Country Health Service. The WA Rural Health Long Service Awards honour the remarkable dedication of general practitioners and medical specialists who have served the rural communities of Western Australia for over 20 years. Since 2008, Rural Health West has proudly hosted the annual WA Rural Health Awards (previously known as the WA Country Doctors Awards), celebrating the outstanding contributions of health professionals working in rural areas.  These awards not only recognise long-standing service but also highlight excellence in rural health care. In...

This interactive short online course aims to equip workers with basic skills, knowledge, understanding, approaches and strategies to work effectively with survivors of past and current/ongoing trauma. In particular, this course will explore the way that complex trauma, caused by early childhood abuse and neglect, impacts survivors and outlines a number of principles and approaches for working in a trauma-informed way with children and families. Additionally, there is a focus on understanding and responding to Aboriginal intergenerational trauma using both mainstream and traditional Aboriginal healing methods to optimise worker practice. Course content draws on and aligns with current, sector best-practice....

Designed for Midwives or GPs with relevant obstetric experience, the Midwifery Upskilling course provides an overview of current best practice in antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care. This includes a discussion of complications in pregnancy/birth and the emergency management of a pregnant woman and her baby, with an emphasis on care in the remote and isolated setting. Course deliv­ery The CRANAplus Mid­wifery Upskilling course con­sists of the following: Pre-course learn­ing and activ­i­ties that must be com­plet­ed one week before the course Mid­wifery Upskilling read­ing and learn­ing activ­i­ties – approx. 7 hours of study that must be com­plet­ed before the course Atten­dance at a two and a half day...

Ever had that knot in your stomach before a tough conversation? Or wished you had a magic wand to resolve conflicts effortlessly? We've all been there. Join us for an interactive workshop where we'll unravel the mysteries of mastering difficult conversations and conflict resolution. In this session, you’ll: Learn practical techniques to navigate tricky discussions with confidence. Discover how to turn conflict into opportunities for growth and understanding. Get hands-on practice in a supportive, fun environment. Whether you’re looking to improve your personal relationships or sharpen your professional skills, this workshop is your chance to take the difficulty out of...

This workshop is suitable for any professional who may identify family violence as occurring. You may engage with people on a one-off, episodic, or ongoing basis and you are in a position to identify or screen for family violence. This training focuses on working with victim-survivors. Learning outcomes Understanding your role in the service system response Gain a deeper understanding of the identification of risk Strengthen knowledge of visible and less visible signs of trauma Build confidence in utilising the CRARMF screening tool Awareness of referral pathways and brief safety planning Trainer/Facilitators DART Institute CEO, Jolene Ellat  Training Resources Workbooks and resources...

Susi Tegen, Chief Executive of the National Rural Health Alliance will discuss health access and outcomes in rural Australian communities.  Representing the broad spectrum of clinicians, researchers, educators, health service providers across health, disability and aged care, the National Rural Health Alliance looks at the whole picture about the health of rural communities, what is needed, what works and what needs further support.  Local communities have the solutions to their health needs and with appropriate funding and prioritising, governments can be using what we know as a rural health expenditure deficit to build up rural communities, allow them to administer...