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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260818T190000
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SUMMARY:Non-fatal strangulation: applying lessons from the women’s health sector to general practice
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nUsing key insights from the women’s health sector\, primary care and community services\, this webinar will emphasise the important role GPs play in responding to women who have experienced strangulation in the context of domestic\, family and sexual violence (DFSV). This training will assist you in further developing your understanding of DFSV\, including how to identify\, screen and address short- and long-term needs of women with these experiences. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nRecognise signs\, symptoms and clinical presentations that should prompt screening for non-fatal strangulation and DFSV.\nIdentify barriers to patient disclosure of strangulation and/or DFSV in primary care and apply practical strategies to create a safe and supportive environment that facilitates disclosure.\nIdentify local referral pathways that support a multidisciplinary response for patients who have experienced strangulation and/or DFSV.\n\n\nPresented by:\nCourtney Artridge\nProject Officer\, Women’s Health NSW \nKaren Triggs\nClinical Lead – Supporting Recovery FDSV\, Anglicare Sydney \nDr Fiona Mackintosh\nGP from Moss Vale \nFacilitated by:\nDr Fiona Mackintosh\nGP from Moss Vale
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/non-fatal-strangulation-applying-lessons-from-the-womens-health-sector-to-general-practice/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260827T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260827T203000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084618
CREATED:20260608T222030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T040011Z
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SUMMARY:Nurse CPD - Asthma & COPD – they do overlap
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nThis webinar will cover the essentials of best-practice asthma and respiratory management for primary care health professionals. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nDefine the pathophysiology of asthma\nIdentify the steps involved in the diagnosis of asthma – referring to the Australian Asthma Handbook\nSummarise the important information to be included in a Written Asthma Action Plan\n\n\nPresented by:\nCeri Banks\nRegistered Nurse \nFacilitated by:\nJordan McGreal\nPractice Advancement Officer\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/nurse-cpd-asthma-copd-they-do-overlap/
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260901T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260901T210000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084618
CREATED:20260729T031816Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T032424Z
UID:58612-1788287400-1788296400@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:Neurodevelopmental conditions across the lifespan: diagnosis\, function\, and intervention
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nThis presentation will explore contemporary approaches to assessment from early childhood through to older adulthood\, with a particular focus on challenging diagnostic presentations\, differential diagnosis\, evolving symptom expression across the lifespan\, and the role of cognitive and functional assessment. Practical discussion will include NDIS eligibility and functional evidence\, and the importance of both early and late intervention. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nIdentify changes in symptom presentation across the lifespan to support accurate differential diagnosis.\nDescribe the role of cognitive and functional assessments in supporting diagnosis\, treatment planning and NDIS functional evidence requirements.\nApply evidence-based principles to recognise opportunities for early and late intervention to optimise patient outcomes across the lifespan.\nDifferentiate ADHD from other conditions by recognising key clinical features.\nIdentify appropriate monitoring strategies to assess treatment response and ensure patient safety.\nIdentify key diagnostic and prescribing considerations when managing special populations.\n\n\nPresented by:\nDr Rachael Neville\nClinical Neuropsychologist \nDr Ben Murrie \nConsultant Psychiatrist \nChrista Lynch\nPrincipal Policy Officer\, Office of the Deputy Secretary\, Population and Public Health & Chief Health Officer\, NSW Health \nFacilitated by:\nDr Olataga Alofivae-Doorbinnia\nGP from Yagoona
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/neurodevelopmental-conditions-across-the-lifespan-diagnosis-function-and-intervention/
LOCATION:Ottimo House\, Denham Court\, 205 Campbelltown Road\, Denham Court\, NSW\, 2565
CATEGORIES:Face-to-face
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260903T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260903T203000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260629T223637Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T035653Z
UID:57669-1788462000-1788467400@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:PM CPD - Foundations of HR in healthcare practices
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nTo equip practice managers with a practical understanding of their core HR responsibilities\, so they can build compliant\, consistent people management practices that protect their practice and support their team. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nRecognise the impact of effective people leadership on workplace culture\, employee engagement and team performance.\nApply employer obligations under the Fair Work Act\, National Employment Standards and relevant awards within general practice.\nImplement effective employment\, onboarding and probation processes to support compliance and minimise future HR risks.\nIdentify common HR compliance risks in primary care and apply strategies to mitigate workplace and regulatory issues.\nApply HR best practices to enhance staff retention\, strengthen practice operations and reduce organisational risk.\n\n\nPresented by:\nGeorge Sotiris\nDirector\, HR in Health \nFacilitated by:\nMehwish Naqvi\nPractice Advancement Officer\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/pm-cpd-foundations-of-hr-in-healthcare-practices/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260915T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260915T143000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260615T051752Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T041317Z
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SUMMARY:Antenatal GP Shared Care: 2026 information update and skills development day
DESCRIPTION:THIS MEETING IS FOR GPS INVOLVED IN ANTENATAL SHARED CARE AND WILL COUNT TOWARDS THE ANSC PROGRAM CPD REQUIREMENTS. \n\nAim of meeting:\nMaternity Tour: Before the program begins\, we invite you to join us for a maternity tour of Liverpool Hospital’s Antenatal Clinic (ANC) and Birthing Unit (BU)\, to get an overview of our services and facilities. \nWe invite GPs involved in Antenatal Shared Care (ANSC) to join us for a dedicated GP Skills Day designed to enhance confidence\, knowledge\, and collaboration in maternity care. \nThis program aims to support GPs in the management of common pregnancy and postnatal conditions\, with a focus on early identification\, appropriate assessment\, and timely referral pathways. \nKey areas of focus include: \nMusculoskeletal and pelvic floor health in pregnancy and the postnatal period\, including practical approaches to assessment\, management\, and referral \nGenetic screening in pregnancy\, with guidance on counselling\, interpreting results\, and understanding referral pathways to genetics services \nRecognition and escalation of clinical concerns\, including updates on current policies\, guidelines\, and referral processes within ANSC \nInfant feeding and lactation\, supporting GPs to confidently provide antenatal breastfeeding education\, identify common postnatal challenges\, and guide women through their breastfeeding journey \nThis day provides an opportunity to hear directly from multidisciplinary experts\, build practical skills\, and strengthen partnerships between primary care and hospital services to optimise outcomes for women and families.\n\nLearning outcomes: \n\nIdentify and describe the principles of infant feeding including escalation processes when deviations from normal are identified.\nIdentify common pelvic floor dysfunction and musculoskeletal conditions in pregnant and postnatal women\, and describe appropriate assessment\, management\, and referral pathways.\nIdentify and describe the significance\, counselling and referral processes for genetic screening.\nIdentify and describe the importance of an abdominal palpation\, and demonstrate technique.\nIdentify and describe escalation process when a deviation from normal is identified during pregnancy.\n\n\nPresented by: \nSwati Agrawal\nSenior Women’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapist \nEloisa Mann\nActing Clinical Midwife Consultant for Lactation\, SWSLHD\n\nDr Suzanna Lindsey-Temple\nClinical Geneticist\, SWSLHD \nClaire Wong\nSenior Genetic Counsellor\, SWSLHD \nNatasha Luboya \nAssociate Genetic Counsellor\, SWSLHD \nSandra George\nAssociate Genetic Counsellor\, SWSLHD \nHeather Bray \nClinical Midwifery Consultant and GP Shared Care Midwife Liaison\, SWSLHD\n\nWendy Pickup\nClinical Midwifery Consultant and GP Shared Care Midwife Liaison\, SWSLHD\n\nFacilitated by:\nDeborah Ferry\nIntegration and Priority Populations Coordinator\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/antenatal-gp-shared-care-2026-information-update-and-skills-development-day/
LOCATION:Ngara Education and Conference Centre\, 41 Scrivener Street\, WARWICK FARM\, NSW\, 2170\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Face-to-face
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260924T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260924T203000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260528T221524Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T031859Z
UID:57326-1790276400-1790281800@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:Improving vaccine management and catch up vaccination in primary care
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nTo support GPs and nurses to improve vaccination practices by increasing timely catch up vaccination and strengthening vaccine management. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nIdentify barriers and attitudes to vaccination in SWSLHD residents.\nImplement strategies to promote vaccination.\nRecognise the importance of timely catch-up vaccination in preventing vaccine–preventable diseases.\nImplement timely catch-up vaccination strategies to address declining vaccination coverage.\nIdentify and apply appropriate vaccine storage and cold chain management practices to maintain vaccine safety and effectiveness.\n\n\nPresented by:\nDr Rose Sacca\nStaff Specialist\, SWSLHD Public Health Unit \nSerina (Huixin) Liao\nImmunisation Clinical Nurse Consultant\, SWSLHD Public Health Unit \nBuddhi Dawadi\nImmunisation Clinical Nurse Specialist\, SWSLHD Public Health Unit\n\nFacilitated by:\nZoe Taleb\nPractice Support Officer\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/nurse-cpd-improving-vaccine-management-and-catch-up-vaccination-in-primary-care/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261008T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261008T213000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260407T020445Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260803T041432Z
UID:54941-1791484200-1791495000@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:Resuscitation skills for general practice
DESCRIPTION:Aim:\nTo provide GPs and associated staff with an opportunity to refresh and update their skills in the application of CPR within the practice setting\, using ARC Guidelines. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nIdentify and apply the steps that need to be taken in the event of a cardiac arrest patient in the general practice setting including team management.\nRecall the appropriate methods and processes of gaining emergency assistance in the general practice setting\, in the event of a cardiac arrest.\nManage a cardiac arrest including the demonstration of clinical resuscitation procedures\, effective ventilations and compressions\, use of a defibrillator and emergency drugs using appropriate resuscitation manikins.\nImplement strategies in the practice to reduce the emotional impact of an emergency on individuals and the team.\n\n\nPresented by:\nSimon Gould – Medics for Life\nAssoc. Deg. Voc. Education and Training\nDip. Paramedical Science\nCertificate IV Workplace Training & Assessment \nPlease note payment is required upfront to confirm your registration which can be made using Mastercard or Visa.  A tax invoice will be issued following full payment.  \nALL BOOKINGS ARE NON REFUNDABLE AND NON TRANSFERABLE.
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/resuscitation-skills-for-general-practice/
LOCATION:The William Inglis Hotel\, Warwick Farm\, 155 Governor Macquarie Drive\, WARWICK FARM\, 2170\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Face-to-face
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261013T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261013T210000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260716T235203Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260716T235203Z
UID:58422-1791916200-1791925200@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:The common ground - multidisciplinary approach to supporting adults with diabetes
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nThis CPD event brings together local healthcare providers to address barriers to multidisciplinary care and explore region-specific strategies for supporting adults with Type 2 diabetes more effectively. Grounded in real case studies\, the session aims to build practical\, collaborative approaches that reflect the realities of primary care in South Western Sydney. \nThe goal for this CPD event is to equip GPs and clinicians with actionable insights they can apply in their own practice\, foster stronger interdisciplinary understanding\, and ultimately improve care outcomes for adults living with Diabetes. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nOutline the local healthcare challenges of managing Type 2 Diabetes and multimorbidity in South Western Sydney.\nDefine the distinct and complementary roles of healthcare professionals in collaborative management and coordination of multimorbidity.\nIdentify practical\, team-based strategies to overcome common barriers to multidisciplinary care\, including communication breakdowns\, professional silos\, and misaligned goals.\nOutline locally relevant tools and approaches to support coordinated\, patient-centred care in the South Western Sydney context.\n\n\nPresented by:\nSpeakers to be advised \nFacilitated by:\nNisha Nair\nWorkforce Engagement Coordinator\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/the-common-ground-multidisciplinary-approach-to-supporting-adults-with-diabetes/
LOCATION:Ottimo House\, Denham Court\, 205 Campbelltown Road\, Denham Court\, NSW\, 2565
CATEGORIES:Face-to-face
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261018T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261018T171500
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260506T014402Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T010711Z
UID:56244-1792312200-1792343700@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:Future-proofing general practice: a deep dive on viability and sustainability conference
DESCRIPTION:Aim:\nThis conference provides strategies to support long-term sustainability of general practices\, addressing billing structures\, continuity of patient care\, teamwork\, staffing and multidisciplinary care. It is timely due to primary care reforms and initiatives including Strengthening Medicare policies. Participants will learn to identify appropriate MBS item numbers for common clinical scenarios\, leverage team-based care and digital health\, and incorporate current Medicare and policy updates to improve both clinical care and financial sustainability. \nPresented by:\nGreg Baker\nAI lecturer\, Macquarie University \nEden Elliott-Griggs \nTraining and Development Manager\, Wise Workplace Training \nKim Poyner\nDirector\, MediCoach \nWendy O’Meara  \nPrimary Care Consultant (MBS Item Specialist) \nHosted by:\nDr Lance Holland-Keen\nGP from Gregory Hills
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/future-proofing-general-practice-a-deep-dive-on-viability-and-sustainability-conference/
LOCATION:The William Inglis Hotel\, Warwick Farm\, 155 Governor Macquarie Drive\, WARWICK FARM\, 2170\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Face-to-face
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261022T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261022T203000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260629T233147Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260629T233147Z
UID:57809-1792695600-1792701000@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:PM CPD - Awards\, pay and leave compliance
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nTo ensure managers understand which Awards apply to their workforce\, how to correctly apply classifications and pay rates\, and how to meet their leave and record-keeping obligations\, including the requirement to ensure salaried employees are genuinely better off overall\, reducing the risk of underpayment\, back-pay liability\, and Fair Work investigations. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nIdentify which Modern Awards apply to the different roles within your practice.\nCorrectly classify employees to ensure they receive the appropriate pay rates\, allowances ad employment entitlements in accordance with relevant workplace requirements.\nRecognise when salary arrangements meet Award requirements\, including the Better Off Overall Test (BOOT).\nIdentify common payroll compliance risks and understand how accurate record-keeping helps protect the practice.\n\n\nPresented by:\nVanessa James-McPhee\nHead of Workplace Advisory\, HR in Health \nFacilitated by:\nZoe Taleb\nPractice Support Officer\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/pm-cpd-awards-pay-and-leave-compliance/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261028T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270126T210000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260730T045643Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260803T225209Z
UID:58657-1793214000-1800997200@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:Antenatal GP Shared Care Refresher - 2026
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nThis refresher course provides recognised Antenatal Shared Care (ANSC) General Practitioners (GPs) with an update on contemporary maternity care practices\, policies\, guidelines\, and models of care across South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD) and NSW Health. The course will reinforce the role and responsibilities of ANSC providers and strengthen GPs’ knowledge and confidence in delivering pregnancy care in partnership with SWSLHD maternity services. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nDescribe the role and responsibilities of a recognised ANSC provider\, and the scope of GP provision of care across SWSLHD.\nIdentify risk factors in early pregnancy that require early intervention\, ongoing surveillance or further screening. \nDescribe NSW Health Policy and program strategies that influence pregnancy care provision. \nIdentify strengths\, gaps\, and variations in the delivery of GP Antenatal Shared Care using evaluation data and stakeholder feedback.\n\n\nPresented by:\nWendy Pickup\nClinical Midwife Consultant – GP Shared Care \nHeather Bray\nClinical Midwife Consultant – GP Shared Care\n\nFacilitated by:\nDeborah Ferry\nIntegration and Priority Populations Coordinator
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/antenatal-gp-shared-care-refresher-2026/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261029T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261029T203000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260810T012228Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T232038Z
UID:58738-1793300400-1793305800@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:GP Living 101 series - Assignment of benefit compliance: what every practice manager needs to know
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nTo provide practice managers with a practical understanding of the Assignment of Benefit (AoB) changes and equip them with the knowledge\, systems\, and workflows needed to ensure Medicare compliance and support their practice team. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nExplain the key Assignment of Benefit changes\, including the new consent\, documentation\, and record-keeping requirements for bulk-billed Medicare services.\nIdentify the workflow\, policy\, and staff process changes required to implement compliant Assignment of Benefit practices across the clinic.\nDevelop an action plan to reduce Medicare compliance risks by reviewing current processes\, educating staff\, and monitoring ongoing compliance.\n\n\nPresented by:\nWendy O’Meara\nPrimary Care Consultant (MBS Item Specialist) \nFacilitated by:\nJordan McGreal\nPractice Advancement Officer\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/pm-cpd-assignment-of-benefit-compliance-what-every-practice-manager-needs-to-know/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261105T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261105T203000
DTSTAMP:20260817T084619
CREATED:20260729T233335Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260805T015509Z
UID:57663-1793905200-1793910600@swsphn.com.au
SUMMARY:The GP Supervisor toolkit: identifying and managing struggling students
DESCRIPTION:Aim of meeting:\nThis webinar is relevant to both new and experienced GP supervisors who are involved in\, or interested in\, teaching and supporting medical learners\, including medical students within the general practice setting. As general practice continues to play a critical role in training the future medical workforce\, GP supervisors are increasingly required to provide high-quality clinical teaching\, learner support\, feedback\, and professional role modelling within busy practice environments. \nThese responsibilities can be particularly challenging when supporting students who may be experiencing difficulties. This session will provide an overview of key principles and teaching frameworks to support medical students and help nurture the future GP workforce. It will explore early warning signs of students experiencing significant health or wellbeing concerns\, highlight common pitfalls in supervision and feedback\, and discuss practical strategies to support students on a day-to-day basis. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nRecognise warning signs of medical students experiencing significant health or wellbeing issues.\nIdentify common pitfalls in GP supervision and feedback.\nApply practical strategies to support medical students in the clinical setting.\n\n\nPresented by:\nDr Yasin Shahab\nGP\, Senior Lecturer in General Practice\, Western Sydney University School of Medicine \nProf. Penny Abbott\nProfessor of General Practice at Western Sydney University \nFacilitated by:\nHannah Reveley\nWorkforce Strategy Coordinator\, SWSPHN
URL:https://swsphn.com.au/event/the-gp-supervisor-toolkit-identifying-and-managing-struggling-students/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="SWSPHN - Allison Tran":MAILTO:cpd@swsphn.com.au
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