Health

Theme: Delivering Clinical Care Remotely Virtual Cardiorespiratory Rehab (via MS Teams) Focusing on respiratory pulmonary rehabilitation. Speakers: Naomi Chapman (Senior Physiotherapist SCGH) and Jaimie Smith (Physiotherapist Respiratory and Pulmonary rehabilitation JHC). Click here to join the meeting June_Bitesize lunch and learn sessions

Presenter: Professor Andrew Maiorana, Head of Department Exercise Physiology, Fiona Stanley Hospital. The Cardiac Rehabilitation and Secondary Prevention (CRSP) webinars are a collaboration between Training Centre in Subacute Care (TRACS), Heart Foundation WA and the Australian Cardiovascular Health Association WA and Rural Health West. Register here.

In this session one of our credentialled diabetes educators, will help you learn how physical active can help to manage gestational diabetes and keep healthy during pregnancy. The webinar will also cover current exercise recommendations during pregnancy, safety considerations and tips to support women to remain active. Register Here

This session will explore the research behind a person centred approach to care, and how it can improve diabetes management for individuals living with diabetes. Tips and strategies will be given on how to improve your patient centred approach to care, including language and educator behaviours. Register Here

Our guest, David Edwards, will talk to us about what WellMob has to offer and help us understand how we can use this great resource when working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients. For more information and to register, please visit here

Our guest, David Edwards, will talk to us about what WellMob has to offer and help us understand how we can use this great resource when working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients. For more information and to register, please visit here

This webinar will help diabetes health professionals support those with diabetes to become confidently active. We will cover physical activity recommendations, benefits, physiological effect of activity on diabetes management, strategies to start and progress activity safely, and contraindications to physical activity. Register Here

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. But this year we uncovered that 1 in 2 women in Australia are currently experiencing mental illness in 2022! It’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. Join us...