GPs wanting to maintain their registration as an ANSC provider must complete three hours of eligible CPD and a short, online form by 31 October each year, to retain their registration.
SWSPHN keeps a record of any CPD completed through the events it hosts.
GPs are encouraged to notify SWSPHN of any eligible CPD completed external to our organisation. Please email ansc@SWSPHN.com.au.
To ensure the relevance of any external CPD, GPs should consult the list of approved ANSC topics below.
- Anueploidy and early pregnancy screening (including NIPT, NT, cFTS, Pre-eclampsia screening)
- Breastfeeding and infant feeding
- Early pregnancy complications (including miscarriage, molar, ectopic pregnancies, hyperemesis)
- Gestational diabetes
- Hypertension and preeclampsia in pregnancy
- Immediate postnatal period
- Immunisation schedule
- Labour and birth pain relief options in labour, non-pharmacological options for labour, positions for labour and birth, modes of birth, perineal tears and preventative strategies
- LGTBQIA: inclusivity for people having babies
- Medical termination of pregnancy (MTOP) and contraception
- Newborn behaviours including sleep, settling, and safe sleeping
- Newborn check
- Preconception: genetic carrier screening, problem solving, assisted reproductive therapies, subfertility for women and men
- Psychosocial: mental health (anxiety and/or depression during pregnancy), domestic violence, homelessness amongst pregnant women, substance use
- Safety and exposure to medications during pregnancy
- Sexually transmitted infections and diseases and pregnancy impacts
- Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI)/ Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
- Supporting women and families after a perinatal loss (miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death)
- Surviving the first six weeks