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SUMMARY:Connect Share Collaborate Group
DESCRIPTION:Do you want to connect with like minded people who are striving to change the way we talk about weight and support people living in larger bodies in WA? Then come and join the Connect Share Collaborate Group. \nConnect Share Collaborate (CSC) provides a forum where people can come together to share insights about actions that are currently taking place in WA to improve care and support for people living in larger bodies\, learn from each other’s knowledge and experience\, and work together to build partnerships to bring to life the purpose\, belief and values of the WELL Collaborative. \nNext month\, the CSC will be hosting the WA launch of the National Eating Disorders Collaborative recently launched Management of eating disorders for people with higher weight: clinical guideline (see below). We are looking forward to hearing about the new guideline\, and considering the challenges and opportunities it presents in the WA context. \nOur next meeting is on Thursday 8th September 2 – 3.30pm WST (online) \nIf you would like to join the group please contact us at info@thewellcollaborative.org.au \nWe also have a Microsoft Teams Connect Share Collaborate channel where we share information between meetings.  If you would like to join this channel please drop us an email at info@thewellcollaborative.org\,au
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/connect-share-collaborate-group/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Supporting children and families to recognise and navigate paediatric anxiety
DESCRIPTION:Register now to attend the upcoming professional development webinar ‘Supporting children and families to recognise and navigate paediatric anxiety’ on Wednesday 7 September 2022 at 7:15 PM-8:30 PM (AEST). \nThis webinar will discuss paediatric anxiety in the context of how practitioners can recognise and support children experiencing anxiety and engage their families to contribute to plans to address anxiety in non-stigmatising ways. Panellists will explore how to recognise and support children experiencing anxiety as well as how to formulate interventions in the developmental\, relational\, and psychosocial context of anxiety.
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/supporting-children-and-families-to-recognise-and-navigate-paediatric-anxiety/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220906T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220906T190000
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SUMMARY:Getting to the bottom of colonoscopy use in bowel screening
DESCRIPTION:This is a free webinar and CPD opportunity for all general practice health professionals. \nEncouragement and support by GPs and practice nurses\, can have significant impact on improving participation in bowel cancer screening; evidence shows that a recommendation by a trusted health professional is a key motivator to participate. General practice health professionals have several important roles in the NBCSP\, including encouraging and supporting participation\, managing participants who have a positive FOBT\, providing information about referrals to the NBCSP\, and managing individuals who\, by way of symptom(s) or significant family history\, require diagnostic investigations or targeted surveillance rather than screening. \nIn this three-part webinar series\, an array of experts from across Australia will present on various topics related to bowel cancer screening\, including the latest research on those who do not screen and why; the National Bowel Cancer Screening program; and the importance of the appropriate use of colonoscopy . Part three\, Gastroenterologist Dr Hooi Ee will discuss the appropriate use of colonoscopies including when to start and stop surveillance for patients; how to communicate the benefits and risk to patients\, and when to refer a patient back to the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program after a colonoscopy. \nOn the morning of Tuesday 6 September an email will be sent to registered attendees which will contain a link to join the webinar. You will be able to join the webinar by clicking the link. Please note time the webinar will start at 6.00pm AWST\, 7.30pm ACST\, and 8.00pm AEST. \n5 minutes – Welcome and introductions \n40 minutes – Presentations \n\nDr Hooi Ee – Gastroenterologist & Head of Department\, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital\n\n15 minutes – Questions & discussion \n  \nLearning outcomes \n\nRecall how to communicate with patients the harm-to-benefit ratio of using colonoscopy for screening in average-risk populations\nDescribe the appropriate use of surveillance colonoscopies including when they should be initiated and ceased.\nIdentify when a patient who has had a colonoscopy can be referred back to the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program\n\n\nThis activity is pending accreditation under ACRRM PDP\, and the RACGP CPD Program – Activity ID: 362240 \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/getting-to-the-bottom-of-colonoscopy-use-in-bowel-screening/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220831T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220831T190000
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SUMMARY:Bowel cancer screening – from the GP perspective
DESCRIPTION:This is a free webinar and CPD opportunity for all general practice health professionals. \nEncouragement and support by GPs and practice nurses\, can have significant impact on improving participation in bowel cancer screening; evidence shows that a recommendation by a trusted health professional is a key motivator to participate. General practice health professionals have several important roles in the NBCSP\, including encouraging and supporting participation\, managing participants who have a positive FOBT\, providing information about referrals to the NBCSP\, and managing individuals who\, by way of symptom(s) or significant family history\, require diagnostic investigations or targeted surveillance rather than screening. \nIn this three-part webinar series\, an array of experts from across Australia will present on various topics related to bowel cancer screening\, including the latest research on those who do not screen and why; the National Bowel Cancer Screening program; and the importance of the appropriate use of colonoscopy . Part two will address the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program\, including the efficacy of the FOBT in average risk populations\, advice on answering questions around age eligibility and appropriate management of patients with a family history of bowel cancer; and case studies addressing challenging patients’ cases and how they can be managed. \nOn the morning of Wednesday 31 August an email will be sent to registered attendees which will contain a link to join the webinar. You will be able to join the webinar by clicking the link. Please note time the webinar will start at 6.00pm AWST\, 7.30pm ACST\, and 8.00pm AEST. \n5 minutes – Welcome and introductions \n40 minutes – Presentations \n\nProfessor Jon Emery- General Practitioner & Herman Professor of Primary Care Cancer Research\, University of Melbourne\nProfessor Mark Jenkins – Epidemiologist & Director of the Centre for Epidemiology and Biostatistics\, University of Melbourne.\n\n15 minutes – Questions & discussion \n  \nLearning outcomes \n\nState the efficacy of the iFOBT as a tool for screening average risk population\nSummarise the current screening strategies for people with a family history of bowel cancer\nDescribe the appropriate management of the difficult patient cases presented\n\nThis activity is pending accreditation under ACRRM PDP\, and the RACGP CPD Program – Activity ID: 362240 \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/bowel-cancer-screening-from-the-gp-perspective/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Pulmonary Rehabilitation
DESCRIPTION:This session is designed for General Practitioners\, Practice Nurses and other health professionals. \nYou are invited to register to attend a free webinar on ‘Pulmonary Rehabilitation’ presented by Naomi Chapman\, Pulmonary Rehabilitation Senior Physiotherapist\, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. \nThis webinar will cover: \n\nWhat are the causes of physical activity limitations in COPD?\nWhat is PR and how does it benefit people with COPD?\nWhat are the important components of a PR program?\nWho should be referred to PR?\nWhat are the options for PR in regional areas?\nThe use of telehealth and how it can improve access to PR?\n\nDate: Thursday 18 August 2022 \nTime: 1pm \nPresenter: Naomi Chapman\, Pulmonary Rehabilitation Senior Physiotherapist\, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. \nClick to register. Once you have registered\, you will receive a confirmation email with the dial-in details. \nFor more information\, contact Shelley Harwood: shelley.harwood@asthmawa.org.au
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/pulmonary-rehabilitation/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Mindful Self Webinar - A virtual journey to Mindfulness (complimentary for RDAWA Members and non-members)
DESCRIPTION:The Rural Doctors’ Association of Western Australia and Mindful Meditation Australia have teamed up to bring rural doctors this introduction to mindfulness. This comes at a time where the healthcare system is stretched like we have never seen it\, burn out is high and self care is extremely important. As busy professionals\, mindfulness is the perfect exercise to engage in within all aspects of your life – it’s free\, doesn’t require any equipment or lycra\, it can be done anywhere and only takes a few minutes every day. We hope that this session is a valuable start to you mindfully bringing awareness to yourself and using these tactics to make every day’s tough interactions easier.  \nMindful Self is a program that may inspire a workplace where leaders and staff experience improved relationships\, job performance and satisfaction\, as well as personal wellbeing through ways of dealing with personal and workplace stress\, anxiety and worry. \n  \nIn this introductory session we will go over the basic neuroscience of mindfulness and meditation practices\, as well as\, importantly\, inspire ways to engage\, and deal with\, workplace pressure through mindfulness and meditation tools for managing the self in work environments. \nRegistrations now open https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_w7Lg2Z3CRu-w2WAqEK8_XA \nFor more information about MMA and how you can involve them in your workplace see https://www.mindfulmeditationaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/mindful-healthcare  or sign up to their newsletter https://www.mindfulmeditationaustralia.org.au/learn-more/digital-newsletter
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/mindful-self-webinar-a-virtual-journey-to-mindfulness-complimentary-for-rdawa-members-and-non-members/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Practice strategies for working with children with disability
DESCRIPTION:Register now to attend our upcoming professional development webinar ‘Practice strategies for working with children with disability’ on Monday 25 July 2022 at 7:15 PM-8:30 PM (AEST). \nThis webinar will explore practice approaches to help support children living with disability’s agency\, and identify and encourage families’ strengths\, interests and preferences.\nPanellists will discuss strategies that apply child-centred\, family and communication-focused practice to support children living with disability. The panel will cover the skills required to help children with disability engage in conversations about their needs\, interests and goals. Practitioners will learn how to better support children and their families to develop and maintain strong and nurturing connections through family-focused approaches. \nHear from our interdisciplinary panel featuring:\n• Bec Edser (SA – Child and family partner)\n• Dr Erin Bulluss (SA – Clinical Psychologist)\n• Kate Headley (NSW – Speech Pathologist) \nFacilitator: Jacquie Lee (SA – Communications Officer at Emerging Minds). \nBefore the webinar: Learn about our panel.  Read the case study.
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/practice-strategies-for-working-with-children-with-disability/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Long COVID
DESCRIPTION:The next topic of the Cardiac Rehabilitation & Secondary Prevention (CRSP) series is on Long COVID. \nPresenter:\nKatie Stewart\, Director and Co-founder Chronic Care Australia & The Exercise Therapist \nFacilitator:\nHelen McLean\, Senior Healthcare Programs Officer\, Equity (WA) Heart Foundation \nClick here to register. \nThe link will take you directly to the GoTo Webinar registration form. A confirmation with the link to attend will be sent via email.\nThe recording will be available to view later on the TRACS WA website. \nFor further information or to receive notice of upcoming sessions contact: E: tracswa@health.wa.gov.au P: 9431 2351
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/long-covid/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:The Mental Health Gender Gap: Getting women's mental health on the map.
DESCRIPTION:If you’re a woman\, you are 58% more likely to experience mental illness compared to men (2021\, ABS). This is a largely known fact. \nBut this year we uncovered that 1 in 2 women in Australia are currently experiencing mental illness in 2022! \nIt’s important that we raise the profile of women’s mental health and get the mental health gender gap on the map! The Liptember Foundation committed to undertaking a National Women’s Mental Health Research Study in 2022 with the focus purely on women and their specific mental health needs – and now the results are in. \nJoin us and an amazing panel of women as we unpack even more findings from this year’s Women’s Mental Health Research with an interactive Webinar panel discussion. \nWHAT: The Mental Health Gender Gap: Getting Women’s Mental Health on the Map.\nWHEN: 1pm Tues 19th July 2022 (1hr duration)\nWHO: Presented by the Liptember Foundation and Nielsen Media\nHOW: Register HERE to attend ⏰ \n🕵️‍ Be the first to learn about the current state of women’s mental health in Australia\n📚 Up to date 2022 data around the most concerning Mental Health issues currently affecting Australian women and specific minority groups.\n🚺 Key themes and insights around the issues affecting women by life stage\, the triggers and barriers to seeking help.\n💡 How do we bridge this gap and bring gender equity to mental health through funding\n💬 Including live Q&A with expert panellists \nHost: Monique Perry – Managing Director Media and Sport\, Pacific\, Nielsen Media \nGuest panellists: Kerry Turner – Manager – Participation and Partnerships\, Office of Sport | Lead – Her Sport Her Way | Former World Champion – Water Polo Jan Chisholm – Director of Liptember Foundation | CEO of Muscular Dystrophy Australia | Director of Inclusive Australia Adj.Professor Melissa Casey – Principal\, Agile Mental Health | Liptember Foundation MHAP Member | Mental Health Professional Cristina Collins – Lived experience advocate.
URL:https://www.phpn.com.au/event/the-mental-health-gender-gap-getting-womens-mental-health-on-the-map/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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