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Supporting early intervention for Aboriginal children and families

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22 June 2026

Providing LGBTQIA+ inclusive care for culturally diverse young people

LGBTQIA+ young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds may face overlapping pressures which can increase isolation and deter them...

22 June 2026

Share by Default changes to My Health Record from 1 July 2026

  With commencement of the Share by Default upload requirements on 1 July approaching, the Australian Digital Health Agency is...

22 June 2026
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Modifications aim to improve Assignment of Benefit process

The Federal Government has announced significant modifications to the new Assignment of Benefit process scheduled to begin on 1 July...

22 June 2026

Read GP Link Lunches interviews

GP Link Chair, Dr Kenneth McCroary
17 June 2026

Recommended maternal vaccines during pregnancy

There are three recommended maternal vaccines during pregnancy – influenza, pertussis and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine. Offering vaccine, or recommending...

16 June 2026

QIPC Pulse – Taking the sting out of flu vaccination: improving influenza vaccination rates in children aged two to 17 with FluMist

QIPC Pulse – Quicklinks The 2026 influenza (flu) season is upon us! Influenza and its impact on our community Why...

16 June 2026

Improving safe use of monitored medicines

SafeScript NSW allows GPs and pharmacists to access information about a patient’s prescription history for certain monitored medicines. Some medicines,...

15 June 2026

Developmental concerns in children and GP referrals

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09 June 2026
MBS

Assignment of Medicare Benefits changes for GPs

From 1 July, GPs must retain evidence of patients assigning their Medicare benefit to the provider and keep it for...

09 June 2026

Course upskills practice nurses to perform cervical screening

Practice nurses from across South Western Sydney have built their skills, confidence and capacity to perform cervical screening after completing...

04 June 2026

Practice nurse profile – Sanjeshni Mudaliar 

As a dedicated practice nurse at iFamily Medical Centre in Campbelltown, Sanjeshni Mudaliar enjoys the challenge of helping her patients...

03 June 2026

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23
Jun
Face-to-face
The William Inglis Hotel, Warwick Farm 155 Governor Macquarie Drive, WARWICK FARM, Australia

Enhancing knowledge and management of food allergies in paediatrics: from diagnosis to feeding guidelines

- To register, contact Allison on 0417 473 278.

To enhance healthcare professionals' knowledge and practical skills in the diagnosis and management of food allergies, with a focus on non-IgE mediated (FPIAP/FPE, FPIES) and IgE-mediated reactions, recognition of eczema versus food...

RACGP CPD Hours To register, contact Allison on 0417 473 278.
Suited for
GP, GP registrar
Location
The William Inglis Hotel, Warwick Farm
25
Jun
Face-to-face
SWSPHN Education Room, Campbelltown Level 2, 1 Bolger Street, Campbelltown, CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW, Australia

Nurse CPD – Perform Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation

- Meeting full. If you would like to join the waitlist for this event, email cpd@swsphn.com.au

The training promotes best practice that can be adapted to support the needs of staff in your organisation who are required to cannulate patients.

Suited for
Nurse
Location
SWSPHN Education Room, Campbelltown
7
Jul
14
Jul
Face-to-face
The William Inglis Hotel, Warwick Farm 155 Governor Macquarie Drive, WARWICK FARM, Australia

Cancer screening in primary care forum

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To strengthen evidence-based cancer screening and early detection practices in primary care by providing updates on bowel, breast, cervical and prostate cancer screening pathways, referral processes and guideline changes; improving...

RACGP CPD Hours
Suited for
GP, GP registrar
Location
The William Inglis Hotel, Warwick Farm
16
Jul
23
Jul
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