Self Directed: Not Self-Directed

Is residential rehabilitation effective and which components are needed? Our latest What Works monograph answers these questions and more.

In an extensive review of research we looked at the effectiveness of residential treatment across a range of outcomes.

It’s an important treatment option for people seeking support for alcohol and other drugs use, making up about 14% of all closed treatment episodes.

In this webinar, you’ll discover the key takeaways from our evidence review, giving you valuable insights into what works in residential rehabilitation settings and how the evidence can be translated in practice.

You’ll also get exclusive early access to the full report emailed direct to your inbox.

Our panellists are:

• Dr Amanda Davies, 360Edge
• Dr Richard Cash, 360Edge
• Prof Nicole Lee, 360Edge

Registration link: https://www.trybooking.com/CQRKA

This is a “lunchbox session” delivered by a Practice Manager with over 20 years experience maximising benefits of available technology.

This training will provide practical information on PCA™ including benefits of PCA™ to practice managers and using the PCA™ Portal including adding healthcare locations, healthcare services, healthcare practitioners details and publishing to partner services.

Come along to this practical session, build your understanding and confidence in using this new technology.

Presenter:

Katrina Otto, Bachelor of Adult Education, Diploma of Business (Health), Certificate IV Training & Assessment.

Katrina is Managing Director of Train IT Medical Pty Ltd, a practice management consultancy and technology education business. She has over 25 years experience working in the health industry across Australia. Katrina is an approved trainer for the Australian Digital Health Agency, RACGP, ACRRM, Australian Association of Practice Managers, APNA and many more.

Learning Outcomes:

The learning objectives are to have attendees understand:

1. My Health Record benefits in a RACF context.
2. Registration obligation and processes.
3. My Health Record access and use requirements.
4. Importance of Security and Access Policies and procedures and the availability of the OAIC template.
5. Role and responsibilities assignment including Responsible Officer and Organisation Maintenance Officers.
6. The need for a training register.
7. Where to look for help and information including eLearning modules on My Health Record Security and Access policy, and Security, Privacy and Access.

This is a “lunchbox session” delivered by a Practice Manager with over 20 years experience maximising benefits of available technology.

This training will provide practical information on PCA™ including benefits of PCA™ to practice managers and using the PCA™ Portal including adding healthcare locations, healthcare services, healthcare practitioners details and publishing to partner services.

Come along to this practical session, build your understanding and confidence in using this new technology.

Presenter:

Katrina Otto, Bachelor of Adult Education, Diploma of Business (Health), Certificate IV Training & Assessment.

Katrina is Managing Director of Train IT Medical Pty Ltd, a practice management consultancy and technology education business. She has over 25 years experience working in the health industry across Australia. Katrina is an approved trainer for the Australian Digital Health Agency, RACGP, ACRRM, Australian Association of Practice Managers, APNA and many more.

Learning Outcomes:

The learning objectives are to have attendees understand:

1. My Health Record benefits in a RACF context.
2. Registration obligation and processes.
3. My Health Record access and use requirements.
4. Importance of Security and Access Policies and procedures and the availability of the OAIC template.
5. Role and responsibilities assignment including Responsible Officer and Organisation Maintenance Officers.
6. The need for a training register.
7. Where to look for help and information including eLearning modules on My Health Record Security and Access policy, and Security, Privacy and Access.

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Bundaberg in May, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/bundaberg-palliative-care-vad-changes-choices-and-challenges-registration-817820261417Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration:

Reserve your place at this event

Register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

 

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Hervey Bay in May, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration:

Reserve your place at this event

Register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

One of the most challenging roles of the PHN’s building the capacity of general practitioners to do alcohol and other drug work.

Low turn out for training events is particularly frustrating. 360Edge has developed a stepped model that draws from the stages of change and matches level of interest in alcohol and other drugs to the activities offered. We tested this model in a collaborative design project with Queensland PHNs resulting in the STEALTH (Strategic Training Education and Learning Targeted Holistically) approach, using local data to link development opportunities with motivation to engage.

Registration link: https://www.trybooking.com/CQSHD

Event description: Explore the identification of common mental health issues affecting older individuals, familiarize yourself with their associated signs and symptoms, learn to offer initial assistance, discover resources for obtaining professional support, delve into evidence-based effective interventions, and gain proficiency in providing emergency mental health aid. Initiating a dialogue about mental well-being with someone in distress often leaves people feeling ill at ease and ill-equipped. Acquiring the ability to discuss mental health matters, along with the confidence and knowledge to aid those in need, is a valuable skill accessible to anyone within the community. Upon successful course completion, participants have the opportunity to become Certified Mental Health First Aiders. After the course, they can undergo an online evaluation to achieve accreditation. The Older Person Mental Health First Aid course spans 12 hours and is open to any adults who have an interest in the topic, especially those who have interactions with, reside with, or provide care for elderly individuals, including family members and caregivers. During this course, participants will acquire the skills needed to provide support to individuals aged 65 and older who may be facing mental health challenges or crises, ensuring they receive appropriate professional assistance or until the crisis subsides. The approach is grounded in a practical and evidence-based action plan. This course is built upon guidelines that have been crafted through the collective expertise of individuals who have firsthand experience with mental health issues and professionals in the field.

Registration link: https://nfnn.com.au/event/older-persons-mental-health-first-aid-may-2024/

Organiser name: The Nurses for Nurses Network

Organiser website : https://nfnn.com.au/cpd-travel-events/

Organiser email: enquiries@nfnn.com.au

Organiser phone: 07 4151 3884 (Select Option 3)

Event location:
Street address: Rowers by the River, 2 Toonburra Street
City: Bundaberg
State: QLD
Postcode: 4670
Country: Australia

This is a “lunchbox session” delivered by a Practice Manager with over 20 years experience maximising benefits of available technology.

This training will provide practical information on PCA™ including benefits of PCA™ to practice managers and using the PCA™ Portal including adding healthcare locations, healthcare services, healthcare practitioners details and publishing to partner services.

Come along to this practical session, build your understanding and confidence in using this new technology.

Presenter:

Katrina Otto, Bachelor of Adult Education, Diploma of Business (Health), Certificate IV Training & Assessment.

Katrina is Managing Director of Train IT Medical Pty Ltd, a practice management consultancy and technology education business. She has over 25 years experience working in the health industry across Australia. Katrina is an approved trainer for the Australian Digital Health Agency, RACGP, ACRRM, Australian Association of Practice Managers, APNA and many more.

Learning Outcomes:

The learning objectives are to have attendees understand:

1. My Health Record benefits in a RACF context.
2. Registration obligation and processes.
3. My Health Record access and use requirements.
4. Importance of Security and Access Policies and procedures and the availability of the OAIC template.
5. Role and responsibilities assignment including Responsible Officer and Organisation Maintenance Officers.
6. The need for a training register.
7. Where to look for help and information including eLearning modules on My Health Record Security and Access policy, and Security, Privacy and Access.

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Nambour in May, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Reserve your place at this event, and

Register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Caloundra in May, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Registration

Reserve your place at this event

Register now

.

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Emerald in June, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Reserve your place at this event:

register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Rockhampton in June, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Reserve your place at this event

Register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Gladstone in June, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Reserve your place at this event

register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Gympie in June, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking
• CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Reserve your place at this event

Register now

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Noosa in May, ‘Palliative care & voluntary assisted dying – changes, choices, and challenges.’

An event for general practitioners and all other health professionals, the evening will include:

• The community needs and challenges
• Guest Speakers
• Question and Discussion
• Networking

CPD pointed through RACGP and ACRRM

Our Presenters!

Facilitated by:

Anthony Elliott, Executive Director Health & Wellbeing, Country to Coast QLD

Registration

Reserve your place at this event

Register now

.

Questions? Contact CCQ Workforce Development: workforcedevelopment@c2coast.org.au