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This 7-part free series aims to deliver health professionals the knowledge and tools to increase their skills and confidence in raising the topic of weight with children and their families.  It will also provide resources and effective ways to support children and families to build better health and lifestyle habits together.

Session 1:            Prevalence of overweight and obesity in children.

                                Raising the topic of weight

Session 2:            How to measure and assess weight – the clinical details

Session 3:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (nutrition)

Session 4:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (physical activity and sleep)

Session 5:            How to support patients to make changes that can improve their weight

Session 6:            Supporting extended or tertiary weight management care.

Session 7:            Participant’s choice (participants vote from additional topics).

Cost: Nil

The series runs weekly, for 7 weeks on Thursday mornings commencing 9th February 2023 from 8:00 to 9:00am. 

Register: https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/register/

More information:  https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/learning-series/

Pondering Poos 2023

Pondering Poos is a community-based information workshop for groups of parents and carers who have children aged two years and over with bowel difficulties including:

• Chronic constipation
• Withholding/refusal
• Soiling

The workshop provides information about:

• Normal bowel habits
• Causes of difficulties
• Medication
• Behavioural advice
• Dietary/fluid intake

Time:   9.30am to 12.30pm

Face to face workshops (adults only)

Friday, 3^rd February 2023

Friday, 28^th April 2023

Friday, 21^st July 2023

Friday, 13^th October 2023

Location: Nambour Child and Family Health centre, 5 Waterfall Road, NAMBOUR

Undercover parking available

Telehealth/online workshops

Friday, 3^rd March 2023

Friday, 26^th May 2023

Friday, 25^th August 2023

Friday 10^th November 2023

 Call 5319 4824 to book

This workshop, presented by Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service focuses on common presentations and complications in the antenatal, puerperium and postnatal period.

The Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service recognises the value of collaborative, holistic shared maternity care, combining the varied skills of midwives, general practitioners, and obstetricians to the benefit of patients and the community. This workshop will meet the needs of general practitioners participating in shared antenatal care; however, all general practitioners are welcome to attend.

Learning Outcomes:

• Discuss best practice management of common first trimester presentations in general practice, including hyperemesis gravidarum.
• Discuss abnormal combined first trimester screening results and termination of pregnancy.
• Identify and utilise the guidelines for diabetes screening and management during pregnancy.
• Discuss COVID-19 infection in pregnancy.
• Determine the assessment and general practice management of perinatal mental health concerns, including postnatal complications, hospital liaison and de-briefing.

Saturday, 4 March 2023
Registrations from 8.00am for 8.30am education.
Education from 8:30am – 12.30pm AEST
Sunshine Coast Health Institute, Birtinya Qld 4575
Register using the registration link below by 12pm Thursday, 2 March 2023

Contact
Central Queensland, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast PHN
Amanda Myles: Workforce Development Project Officer
E: WorkforceDevelopment@ourphn.org.au

This 7-part free series aims to deliver health professionals the knowledge and tools to increase their skills and confidence in raising the topic of weight with children and their families.  It will also provide resources and effective ways to support children and families to build better health and lifestyle habits together.

Session 1:            Prevalence of overweight and obesity in children.

                                Raising the topic of weight

Session 2:            How to measure and assess weight – the clinical details

Session 3:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (nutrition)

Session 4:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (physical activity and sleep)

Session 5:            How to support patients to make changes that can improve their weight

Session 6:            Supporting extended or tertiary weight management care.

Session 7:            Participant’s choice (participants vote from additional topics).

Cost: Nil

The series runs weekly, for 7 weeks on Thursday mornings commencing 9th February 2023 from 8:00 to 9:00am. 

Register: https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/register/

More information:  https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/learning-series/

Primary care nurses are invited to attend an osteoporosis workshop with presenters from, Reframe Osteoporosis, The Big O – Osteoporosis and The Bone Bus.

Discussion topics

The role of the nurse in identifying, screening and managing osteoporosis in primary care
‘The Big O’ national awareness campaign and its impacts on practices
The Bone Bus – mobile bone densitometry service

Thursday, March 9, 2023
5:30pm registration for 6:00pm start
Nambour RSL
14 Mathew Street, Nambour Qld 4560

Register online by COB Tuesday, March 7, 2023 using the registration link below.

If you are unable to attend in person and would like to join virtually, please email Amanda Myles, details below:

Contact
CCQ
Amanda Myles: Workforce Development Project Officer
P: 07 4196 9804
E: WorkforceDevelopment@ourphn.org.au
W: www.ourphn.org.au

Are you a health professional working with vulnerable people?
Learn about Carer Gateway and how we can support the carers you work with.

Enjoy breakfast, a chance to network with other like minded health professionals in your local area.

We look forward to seeing you there!

View the flyer below for further information:

Wellways Carer Gateway – Clinical Breakfast March 2023

This education course explains what palliative care is, in simple community- friendly language. It will use 10 easy to remember aspects of palliative care, so you can describe palliative care to your friends, family, networks, colleagues and community.

For more information about PalliLearn courses please visit our website palliativecareqld.org.au/pallilearn.

General Admission $10
PCQ Members $8
Concession Card Holders $8

FREE for people living or working in the Burdekin, Charters Towers, Flinders, Hinchinbrook, Palm Island, Richmond, Townsville, Central Queensland, Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay areas.

These courses are delivered as part of the Connecting End of Life in Townsville (CELC-T) project (celct.org.au) and supported by Northern Queensland PHN and Central Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast PHN

• Professional Member Discount $310.00 incl. GST
• Group Booking (3 or more people) Per Person Rate $320.00 incl. GST
• $350.00 incl. GST

As part of our GP common challenges in primary care education series, Brisbane North PHN
and Metro North Hospital and Health Service invite GPs to join us and our panel of experts
for an evening of education and discussion.
Care of trans, gender diverse and non-binary (TGDNB) patients is interesting and rewarding.
TGDNB people can face many challenges when accessing healthcare. Having a GP who is
gender-affirming is extremely beneficial and can help TGDNB people navigate the health
system and have their biopsychosocial health needs met.
Gender-affirming health care includes not only gender-affirming hormone therapy, but also
includes mental and physical health as well as social and community supports. GPs are
often the initial point of contact to the health care system, so providing an informed, safe
and supportive environment at the first appointment is important to achieve a positive
outcome.
Join your GP colleagues and multidisciplinary Specialists from the Metro North Gender
Services team for case-based learning regarding gender diversity and gender affirming care
of TGDNB adults.
This interactive online education evening will utilise case studies to improve GP confidence
in working with TGDNB adults, managing complex cases and referring patients to RBWH
Gender Service. GPs attending will be provided with recommendations and tips for working
with TGDNB adult patients in general practice. There will be an opportunity to engage with
our panel of experts about advice on management, referral options and support services
that may be useful for you in primary care.

See more details here:

INVITATION – Gender services

Wellness from the inside out is about sustainable, vitality-enhancing activities,
starting with yourself. Deliberate practice with your own wellbeing can provide
insight into what interventions are likely to work for you, your community, and
the patients that you care for. The focus of this session is purposeful self-care
for General Practitioners (GP) within the context of a pandemic and the
longevity of GPs engaged in an ever-evolving primary health care setting.

Learning goals:
– Apply models such as Self-Practice Self-Reflection (SP/SR) to guide
approach to wellness interventions.
– Evaluate different ways of caring for self and others, determining which
approach is most likely to apply through experience.
– Develop actionable steps to practice wellness behaviours.

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Wellness from the inside out is about sustainable, vitality-enhancing activities, starting with yourself. Deliberate practice with your own wellbeing can provide insight into what interventions are likely to work for you, your community, and the patients that you care for. The focus of this session is purposeful self-care for General Practitioners (GP) within the context of a pandemic and the longevity of GPs engaged in an ever-evolving primary health care setting.

Learning goals:

• Apply models such as Self-Practice Self-Reflection (SP/SR) to guide approach to wellness interventions.
• Evaluate different ways of caring for self and others, determining which approach is most likely to apply through experience.
• Develop actionable steps to practice wellness behaviours.

Hervey Bay RSL Boardroom – 11 Torquay Road, Pialba Qld 4655
07 4196 9804
Amanda Myles – WorkforceDevelopment@ourphn.org.au

This 7-part free series aims to deliver health professionals the knowledge and tools to increase their skills and confidence in raising the topic of weight with children and their families.  It will also provide resources and effective ways to support children and families to build better health and lifestyle habits together.

Session 1:            Prevalence of overweight and obesity in children.

                                Raising the topic of weight

Session 2:            How to measure and assess weight – the clinical details

Session 3:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (nutrition)

Session 4:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (physical activity and sleep)

Session 5:            How to support patients to make changes that can improve their weight

Session 6:            Supporting extended or tertiary weight management care.

Session 7:            Participant’s choice (participants vote from additional topics).

Cost: Nil

The series runs weekly, for 7 weeks on Thursday mornings commencing 9th February 2023 from 8:00 to 9:00am. 

Register: https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/register/

More information:  https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/learning-series/

In this webinar we will summarise a
range of valid and reliable outcome
measures for adults with lower and
upper limb amputation. There will be
a focus on measures that are quick to
administer, with basic equipment and
free/minimal cost. You will learn how
these tests are conducted and
interpreted. We will explore how
these outcome measures can be used
to justify non-standard componentry,
justify other assistive technology
such as mobility aids, identify
priorities for intervention, and report
service and program outcomes.

Register via the link.

See attached for further events.

Watch the webinar above live at the
MASS Office, and then work in pairs to
conduct each assessment on each
other. Build you confidence with
practical application of each outcome
measure.

The RACGP’s Lunch & Learn Series is a new knowledge-sharing network created to help frontline primary care professionals develop skills and confidence in responding to family violence. You’ll be learning alongside other primary care professionals keen to make a difference to women and children. Held on the 3rd Friday of every month from 12pm-1pm, Lunch and Learn provides an excellent opportunity to gain insights and support in managing family violence.

DIGITAL COPY – Flyer – Mental Health Upskilling for Rural GPs and GPs with Mental Health Advanced Skills

James Cook University invite you to Mental Health Upskilling for Rural GPs and GPs with Mental Health Advanced Skills Workshop which will be held on 17 to 18 March 2023 at JCU Brisbane campus.

Join us for this interactive workshop with sessions that are case based with a “non metro” focus, recognising the wider scope of practice of GPs working outside the cities. Topics include mental health assessment, mental health emergencies in primary care, child and adolescent health, perinatal mental health and mental health in older adults. Read more about the workshop and view the program here.

Early-bird tickets are now on sale. Places are limited. To secure your spot, register here.

This workshop is sponsored by Aurora Health, Northern Queensland Primary Health Network, and the Rural Doctors Association of Queensland.

If you have any questions please email us via cpd.health@jcu.edu.au.

Saturday, 18 March 2023
8.45am registration for 9.00am start – 3.00pm
CocoBrew
114 William Street, Rockhampton Qld 4700

Learning Outcomes

• Discuss and respond to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, with reference to culture, local history and socioeconomic factors that impact health outcomes.
• Describe and define the terms ‘cultural awareness’, ‘cultural competency’ and ‘cultural safety’ and identify key differences.
• Identify barriers and enablers to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people accessing mainstream health services.
• Interpret specific programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in primary care.
• Demonstrate and discuss quality improvements that can be implemented in your workplace to create a culturally safe place.

Register using the registration link below by Tuesday, 14 March 2023

Contact
Central Queensland, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast PHN
Amanda Myles: Workforce Development Project Officer
P: 07 4196 9804
E: WorkforceDevelopment@ourphn.org.au

Learning Outcomes
– Discuss and respond to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, with reference to culture,
local history and socioeconomic factors that impact health outcomes.
– Describe and define the terms ‘cultural awareness’, ‘cultural competency’ and ‘cultural safety’
and identify key differences.
– Identify barriers and enablers to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people accessing
mainstream health services.
– Interpret specific programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in primary care.
– Demonstrate and discuss quality improvements that can be implemented in your workplace to
create a culturally safe place.
Register HERE by Tuesday, 14 March 2023

Learning Outcomes
– Discuss and respond to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, with reference to culture,
local history and socioeconomic factors that impact health outcomes.
– Describe and define the terms ‘cultural awareness’, ‘cultural competency’ and ‘cultural safety’
and identify key differences.
– Identify barriers and enablers to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people accessing
mainstream health services.
– Interpret specific programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in primary care.
– Demonstrate and discuss quality improvements that can be implemented in your workplace to
create a culturally safe place.

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This webinar aims to take a deep dive
into product standards for assistive
technology – what standards are, how
standards are developed, the role
standards can play in equipment
selection, limitations of standards in
product testing, buyer beware with
claims of standards compliance.

This education course provides practical tips on how to have caring and compassionate conversations with loved ones, colleagues, neighbours or friends about an area of life we often avoid. For more information about PalliLearn courses please visit our website palliativecareqld.org.au/pallilearn.

• FREE for Health Professionals working in the Townsville area
• General Admission $20
• PCQ Members $18
• Concession Card Holders $18

These courses are delivered as part of the Connecting End of Life in Townsville (CELC-T) project (celct.org.au) therefore only Health Professionals working in the,Townsville area (including: Townsville, Burdekin, Palm Island, Hinchinbrook, Charters Towers, Flinders and Richmond) are eligible to attend for free.

This 60 minute online education course focuses on discussion starters, Advance Care Planning (ACP) and understanding what is important to someone at the end-of-life phase. For more information about PalliLearn courses please visit our website palliativecareqld.org.au/pallilearn.

• FREE for Health Professionals working in the Townsville area
• General Admission $20
• PCQ Members $18
• Concession Card Holders $18

These courses are delivered as part of the Connecting End of Life in Townsville (CELC-T) project (celct.org.au) therefore only Health Professionals working in the,Townsville area (including: Townsville, Burdekin, Palm Island, Hinchinbrook, Charters Towers, Flinders and Richmond) are eligible to attend for free.

Specialists, Practice Managers, and the Practice Team are
invited to join Dr Jon Harper, GP Liaison Officer, Country to
Coast, QLD, supported by Randal Ing, Digital Health Project Officer for a lunch session to
highlight the benefits of use of the My Health Record system for specialist practitioners.
Objectives for this education will include information addressing.
• What is My Health Record?
• The benefits of accessing My Health Record information to specialist practice
• What is new in My Health Record
• Patient privacy and consent to access My Health Record

Specialists, Practice Managers, and the Practice Team are
invited to join Dr Jon Harper, GP Liaison Officer, Country to
Coast, QLD, supported by Randal Ing, Digital Health Project Officer for a lunch session to
highlight the benefits of use of the My Health Record system for specialist practitioners.
Objectives for this education will include information addressing.
• What is My Health Record?
• The benefits of accessing My Health Record information to specialist practice
• What is new in My Health Record
• Patient privacy and consent to access My Health Record

The Sunshine Coast Annual Respiratory Symposium (SCARS) this year will be held on 21 March 2023 at the Maroochy Surf Club. As previous years, there will be 3 Respiratory specialists presenting on a range of topics.

Please see the invitation for further details.

Please contact Brooke McCulloch – 0410 589 072

Please see flyer for further details: https://c2coast.org.au/wp-content/uploads/PDF-Flyer-Maroochydore-Surf-Club-21st-March-2023-E-013578-2.pdf

The 2023 National Advance Care Planning Week (ACP) Virtual Forum supports upskilling of health care professionals by sharing ACP updates and initiatives from across Queensland. Take this opportunity to hear first-hand from quality speakers who are experts in their field to assist you in improving your advance care planning knowledge and practice.

We encourage you to use the Virtual Forum as a team education opportunity and conversation starter. Gather your colleagues for an informal lunch, listen to the presentations and discuss how you can apply your learnings to your workplace.

The Virtual Forum is proudly presented by the Statewide Office of ACP, Queensland Health. The information presented by the speakers is relevant for health professionals and consumers located in Queensland.

Lunchbox session 1 – 12:00-12:30pm:
Improving ACP in residential aged care – Jennifer Bearham, Project Lead, Central Queensland Specialist Palliative Care In Aged Care (SPACE) project

Lunchbox session 2 – 12:30-1:00pm:
ACP from an aged care provider and nurse practitioner perspective – Melanie Wagner, Nurse Practitioner, Lutheran Services Queensland

Please register to attend the 2023 Virtual Forum. You can attend any or all sessions. Once registered, attendees will be emailed a link to join the event via Microsoft Teams.

Recordings of the sessions will be made available for viewing after the Forum.

This 7-part free series aims to deliver health professionals the knowledge and tools to increase their skills and confidence in raising the topic of weight with children and their families.  It will also provide resources and effective ways to support children and families to build better health and lifestyle habits together.

Session 1:            Prevalence of overweight and obesity in children.

                                Raising the topic of weight

Session 2:            How to measure and assess weight – the clinical details

Session 3:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (nutrition)

Session 4:            How to measure and assess lifestyle related behaviours that can affect weight gain (physical activity and sleep)

Session 5:            How to support patients to make changes that can improve their weight

Session 6:            Supporting extended or tertiary weight management care.

Session 7:            Participant’s choice (participants vote from additional topics). 

Cost: Nil

The series runs weekly, for 7 weeks on Thursday mornings commencing 9th February 2023 from 8:00 to 9:00am. 

Register: https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/register/

More information:  https://hw.qld.gov.au/echo/learning-series/

My health for life is a free evidence-based lifestyle program funded by the Queensland Government and delivered by an alliance of health organisations. The program is designed to help Queenslanders live well and reduce their risk of developing conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. Join a webinar facilitated by Country to Coast QLD with presenters Dr Sam Manger, Erica Poxleitner and Carolina Chirinos to learn the finer points of the My Health for Life program and patient eligibility, discuss the patients experience and the importance of preventative health for those with mental health conditions.

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Join us in an exploratory foray
into diversity in medicine,
humanising health professionals
and the contribution these
have on doctors’ wellbeing.
Come to hear inspiring
colleagues from across the
profession tell their stories and
share your own experiences.
This is your invitation to help
improve the health of doctors
and medical students.

DHQ Doctors Unmasked Invitation

Register today for the Practice Owners National Conference

As health systems across the country face escalating pressure and general practice is asked to do even more with less, it’s never been more important to pool our knowledge and learn from the experts and each other. The Practice Owners National Conference offers you the tools and information you need to run a practice in a changeable environment.

Join us in Adelaide from 20-21 May 2023 to share knowledge, ideas and motivation. You’ll hear from RACGP and industry experts on managing Medicare compliance and billing, getting the most out of your staff and tackling the business pressures facing practices today. GPs can get a great start on their CPD by logging hours on the spot, and managers can find out the best ways to support their teams to fulfil their own CPD requirements.

Come along and tackle the pressing issues facing practice ownership and future-proof your practice! Registrations are now open for all existing and aspiring practice owners and practice managers. Find out more at practiceowners.racgp.org.au

HWQ DL 2023 Workshop Calendar WEB

The general understanding of trauma care is that it is a time critical condition. Hence, the ideal system for managing trauma patients is one in which the time from injury to definitive care is minimised. However, time from injury to definitive care for rural trauma patients is prolonged due to accessibility and geology. There is also a higher incidence of farming, mining, industrial and motor vehicle accidents, as well as greater access to firearms in isolated areas.

It is widely recognised General Practitioners, particularly those in, rural and remote locations will be called upon to manage trauma in its early phase. Therefore, General practitioners in rural and remote areas require a higher level of emergency care skills to manage the trauma patient until specialist care can be accessed.

The objective of this workshop is to provide rural doctors and nurses with cross domain, team-based learning opportunities across a number of topics such as severe and less severe trauma, advances in trauma care, x-rays in trauma, procedures in trauma including ICC insertion, lateral canthotomy, burns, plastering and paediatric trauma.

Learning Objectives

1. Participants will gain an overview of the basic principles in key areas of trauma management.
2. Implement a systematic assessment of a trauma patient in the rural Emergency Department.
3. Utilise communication and team leadership skills including complex decision making and crisis management.
4. Demonstrate trauma skills inclusive of chest tube insertion, Intraosseous insertion, binders and splints.

CPD & CME

RACGP: TBC

ACRRM: TBC

Rural Procedural Training Grant

ACRRM: TBC

RACGP: TBC

Presenter

The lead facilitator for this workshop is Dr Jamie Thomas, Emergency Physician at the Emergency & Trauma Centre, Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital. Originally from the UK he has worked in Queensland for twenty years. He took a break during his Emergency specialist training to work for RFDS (Qld), spending three years in Cairns, Cape York, Rockhampton and Charleville. He has been a consultant at RBWH for over ten years, but also spent time as a consultant at Mater Children’s ED and as one of the coordinators for Retrieval Services Qld. His portfolio at RBWH is as a teacher and educator, and is the departmental lead for the ACEM Fellowship Exam teaching programme

In the context of QVAD and Anticipatory Prescribing
Country to Coast QLD invites General Practitioners and Practice
Nurses for a dinner education session with Professor Liz Reymond.
Topics to be covered include Advanced Care Planning in the context of Queensland
Voluntary Assisted Dying Support and Pharmacy Service (QVAD SPS), Anticipatory
Prescribing, PallConsult and ACP Support Services.
Professor Liz Reymond, MBBS (Hons), PhD, FRACGP, FAChPM, is the Director of QVAD
Support and Pharmacy Service, Director of National caring@home projects, Co-Director of
Statewide Office of Advance Care Planning, and Co-Director of PallConsult.

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In the context of QVAD and Anticipatory Prescribing
Country to Coast QLD invites General Practitioners and Practice
Nurses for a dinner education session with Professor Liz Reymond.

Topics to be covered include:

Advanced Care Planning in the context of Queensland Voluntary Assisted Dying Support and Pharmacy Service (QVAD SPS), Anticipatory
Prescribing, PallConsult and ACP Support Services.

Professor Liz Reymond, MBBS (Hons), PhD, FRACGP, FAChPM, is the Director of QVAD
Support and Pharmacy Service, Director of National caring@home projects, Co-Director of
Statewide Office of Advance Care Planning, and Co-Director of PallConsult.

20230328 Rockhampton ACP Invite

This stand-alone scientific symposium on the topic of Long COVID is designed for GPs and sponsored by MSD Medical Affairs.

This virtual event is for all Australian GPs and will be held on Tuesday, 28th March 2023 from 19:00 – 20:30 (AEDT). The webinar will cover the Scientific Basis for Long COVID, Clinical Presentations/Phenotypes and Management Approach – Practice Points.

Wellways Carer Gateway proudly supported by Comlink, welcomes all Seniors and Carers in the Sunshine Coast to come along and learn about local supports and services. Joining us on the day will be: Comlink, Comlink, Services Australia including their Aged Carer Service Officers, Relationships Australia, Aged and Disability Advocacy, Sage Care and many more!!!

Seniors Expo Sunshine Coast

Around 10% of Australian adults are living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and most don’t know it! As there is often no obvious symptoms of CKD, targeted early detection of those individuals at risk is vital. Join Kidney Health Australia and nephrologist Professor Andrew Mallett as he presents the benefits of early detection and how to screen for chronic kidney disease using evidence-based assessment tools. The session will also explore current best practice treatment interventions available in primary care to stop or slow the progression of kidney disease.

RACGP and ACRRM EA hour applied for.

Register here:  Registrations

Enquiries:  primary.care@kidney.org.au

Please note day light saving time differences across states and territories:

·         7.30pm NSW, Vic, ACT, TAS

·         7pm SA

·         6.30pm Qld

·         6pm NT

·         4.30pm WA

Learn about the core principles of
continence assessment, and what’s
expected for a MASS Continence
application. Hear from a Community
Continence Advisor who will outline a
client’s experience with incontinence
and the assessment process involved.