Reframe training is an evidence-based program developed by researchers at the Telethon Kids Institute educating frontline professionals about recognising and understanding young people with neurodisability, reframing their behaviours and responding appropriately to their needs. To be held in Port Hedland, Karratha and Newman. Upcoming Workshops Port Hedland - August 17, 10:00am-2:30pm Karratha - August 18, 10:00am-2:30pm Newman - August 24, 10:00am-2:30pm Cost: FREE, limited seats available (usually $300/person) Book HERE

Infectious syphilis in Western Australia - Using the RISE Framework to Improve Maternal and Infant Health Outcomes The Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Program (SHBBVP) is coordinating a series of videoconferences designed to provide current information and updates related to the outbreaks of infectious syphilis in Western Australia.   Date: Wednesday 18 August 2021 Time: 12.00-12.45pm Venue: This presentation will be delivered via Microsoft Teams. Please see link below. Presenters: Yvette Roe and Sue Kildea, Charles Darwin University     Videoconference Information: The session will be provided via videoconference and recorded. The recording will be made available on the WA Syphilis Outbreak...

This education event is proudly delivered by Rural Health West in partnership with Medtronic Australasia Pty Ltd. An evening of fine food and interactive small group discussion over dinner to discuss the issues around obesity and obesity management with A/Prof Harsha Chandaratna, Dr Arif Valibhoy, Dr Steve Watson and Dr Bill Gong. Topics to be addressed during this event will include; - Weight loss medication - Reflux Management - What's the latest - Weight Loss Surgery - Complications of Weight Loss Surgery - Why are people fat This dinner meeting will provide an excellent opportunity to network with fellow colleagues. Venue: Cable...

Over recent years there has been increasing advocacy and research which highlights the diversity of migrant and refugee women's experiences of domestic and family violence (DFV). The evidence base documents important issues related to access and equity across the various systems responding to violence against women. The expert panel will discuss the ways in which engagement with these systems is a critical element of addressing DFV in all its forms. The panel will also unpack what the evidence suggests for working towards an ambitious and innovative national agenda to secure the safety of all women. The discussion will be facilitated...

Lifeline’s DV-alert* (Domestic and Family Violence Response Training) is a nationally recognised training program that enables frontline workers to confidently: • RECOGNISE signs of domestic and family violence (DFV) • RESPOND with appropriate care • REFER people experiencing or at risk of domestic and family violence to appropriate support services Who is eligible to attend? All health, allied health, community, higher education, childcare frontline workers What is the cost of the training? The training fee is waived for health, allied health, community, higher education, childcare frontline workers. On top of that, Lifeline will cover reasonable costs of participants requiring travel,...

Best practice cognitive impairment and dementia care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples attending primary care This first webinar is aimed at General Practitioners. Join Dr Mary Belfrage and Professor Constance Dimity Pond as they give an overview of best practice principles in the detection and management of cognitive impairment and dementia, focusing on the cultural context of addressing the needs of older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their families, carers and communities. Objectives Describe best practice clinical and cultural aspects of the detection and management of cognitive impairment and dementia for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples...

REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN This Rural Health West CPD workshop is designed to assist health professionals to develop and practise skills essential in unexpected crises, particularly with problem airways. Delivered in WA Country Health Service facilities, this workshop has a heavy emphasis on teamwork and the organisation of medical emergency teams incorporating presentations, skill stations and scenario-based crises with simulation manikins (SimMan and baby). Eligibility: GP anaesthetists and theatre staff. Priority is given to those working in the local region. Should places be available, emergency department doctors and nurses are invited to register. Length: One day. 8.00am-4.30pm Cost: $40 The cost of this...