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Chronic Pain Management Learning objectives At the completion of this webinar, general practitioners will be able to: Effectively explain the concepts underlying the experience of chronic pain to patients. Describe a safe approach to chronic pain management which involves non-pharmacological and pharmacological means. Identify on-line resources which are available to assist patients in managing chronic pain. Presenters: Professor Stephan Schug, Pain Specialist Professor Moira Sim For your convenience, the same webinar will be held via Zoom on 2 different dates as follows (please choose one): The Zoom links will appear on your email confirmation, select the link appropriate to your...

Social Media Training Facilitated by Hancock Creative For all staff from health, education or community organisations that use social media or are looking into using social media.*VC can be arranged* RSVP: Monday 7th October for catering purposes Supported by Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Program This is a catered event Register early as places are limited.

Standard MHFA training over 2 full days. 8.30am for a 9am start - 5pm finish. About 1 in 5 Australian adults experience a common mental illness each year. Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training will teach you practical skills to support someone with a mental health problem. Make a real difference to people in your community. - Recognise common mental health problems - Provide initial help using a practical, evidence-based Action Plan - Seek appropriate professional help, and - Respond in a crisis situation. * This is a 12-hour educational course, not a therapy or support group.

The Birds and the BBVs is a one or two day training course which aims to bring together Aboriginal Health Workers and others who work with Aboriginal people to increase their knowledge, skills, motivation and confidence to yarn with clients and community about why testing for STIs, HIV and BBVs is important and identify ways to normalise testing within a routine health check. Complete the registration form here.

Learning objectives At the completion of this webinar, general practitioners will be able to: Effectively explain the concepts underlying the experience of chronic pain to patients. Describe a safe approach to chronic pain management which involves non-pharmacological and pharmacological means. Identify on-line resources which are available to assist patients in managing chronic pain. Presenters: Professor Stephan Schug, Pain Specialist Professor Moira Sim For your convenience, the same webinar will be held via Zoom on 2 different dates as follows (please choose one): The Zoom links will appear on your email confirmation, select the link appropriate to your registration. Evening session:...

Topics: • Ankle sprains and instability • Sports knee injury • Paediatric common conditions and fractures • Knee & Shoulder arthritis - The role of analgesia, physiotherapy and surgery Date: Thursday 24 October 2019 Venue: Rydges Kalgoorlie 21 Davidson St, Kalgoorlie Time: 6.00-7.00pm, Registration & Dinner 7.00pm - 9.00pm Interactive sessions RSVP: Please register at www.sjog.org.au/murdochgps If you have any queries, please email gpeducation.murdoch@sjog.org.au more information click here.