Upcoming events:
Newborn Behavioural Observations, and Newborn Behavioural Observations with High-Risk Infants
Newborn Behavioural Observations (NBO) with High-Risk Infants - online training - March 2023
Please note: the March workshop is sold out, please see below for April/May workshop availability
Newborn Behavioural Observations (NBO) training is available for a range of professionals working with families with newborns and very young infants. This NBO Workshop will be a live online format presented across three part days:
*Please note times are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) Presented: Live Online via Zoom and NBO Learning Management System. NBO Master Trainers: A.Prof Campbell Paul, Royal Children’s Hospital & the Royal Women’s Hospital, Parkville, Victoria, Australia Dr Susan Nicolson, the Royal Women's Hospital, Parkville, Victoria, Australia Ms Danielle Atkins, Occupational Therapist at Hawkes Bay District Health Board, New Zealand |
Bookings via: Eventbrite Email queries: Jacinda Soussan Ticket Price: $540 AUD (including GST). Cost includes:
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Newborn Behavioural Observations (NBO) with High-Risk Infants - online training - April/May 2023
Newborn Behavioural Observations (NBO) training is available for a range of professionals working with families with newborns and very young infants. This NBO Workshop will be a live online format presented across three part days:
*Please note times are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) Presented: Live Online via Zoom and NBO Learning Management System. NBO Master Trainers:
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Bookings via: Eventbrite Email queries: Jacinda Soussan Ticket Price: $540 AUD (including GST). Cost includes:
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Online learning
Cervical Cancer Screening and Elimination – including self-collection and updated screening guidelines:
Presented by: Prof Marion Saville AM, Angela Steele, Dr David Wrede |
The Royal Women's Hospital is hosting a simulation-based IUD insertion training session. This will give GPs an opportunity to learn and practice IUD. Booking: Please email the EOI form to GP.liaison@thewomens.org.au to express your interest. Training session will be organised in 2022, subject to the COVID restrictions. Places are very limited. Please note: GPs participated in this training still requires clinical sessions to be qualified to insert IUDs. |
Eligibility:
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Tuesday 10th August 2021
The aim of this session was to provide information on recent changes in acceptance criteria for colposcopy and the latest evidence for ovarian cancer screening. This webinar discussed:
Date: 10th August 2021 Speakers: Assoc Prof Orla McNally Associate Professor Orla McNally, Consultant Gynaecologist Oncologist and Director of Oncology/Dysplasia clinic, Royal Women’s Hospital Dr David Wrede Dr David Wrede, Consultant Gynaecologist and Lead for Dysplasia, Royal Women’s Hospital. The recording of this webinar is now available on YouTube: |
The Women’s shared care webinars took place on the 16th and 23rd March 2021. The recording of both sessions are now available. Please click links below to watch the recordings: |
The Women’s shared care workshops were held in September and October 2022. The recording of both sessions are now available. Please click links below to watch the recordings: Dr Vicki Woodward and Dr Rachel Ryan: A recording of this session (two hours) has been uploaded to the website and YouTube channel and is now ready for viewing. On completion, you can self-record your attendance via your RACGP learning portal, and you will obtain three pregnancy-related CPD points. Shared Care Workshop 2: Bleeding in Pregnancy, 14 September 2022 Dr Peter Jurcevic. A recording of this session (1.5 hours) has been uploaded to the website and YouTube channel and is now ready for viewing. On completion, you can self-record your attendance via your RACGP learning portal, and you will obtain three pregnancy-related CPD points. |
Workshops held through the year
The Women's Alcohol and Drug Service (WADS) offers free statewide professional education and training and secondary consultation for GPs and other health professionals. To view and register for upcoming sessions visit the Women's Alcohol & drugs education & training webpage. |