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Supporting quality, connected early childhood developmental care in the community – A Community of Practice event

  • Whitton Malt House (map)

Join us for an engaging Community of Practice meeting in Leeton, bringing together healthcare professionals to explore neurodevelopmental screening in primary care and learn about local supports available for children and families. This interactive session will provide practical strategies for identifying common developmental concerns in early childhood, navigating referral pathways, and connecting families with appropriate services.

Who is this for? GPs, allied health, nursing, and other health service providers in the community. Places are limited, please register early.

Presented by:

Dr Lahiru Amarasena MBBS, FRACP, MIPH
Community Paediatrician and Lead, Enhancing Paediatrics in Primary Care Program, Murrumbidgee

Jaime-Lee Bray, Paediatric Health Linker, Marathon Health
WARATAH for Kids Program

What’s on the agenda?

Neurodevelopmental screening in primary care: recognising neurodevelopmental and behavioural conditions in early childhood and implementing screening

Supporting children and families through local services

Case-based learning and discussion

Register by 15 October 2026 at https://www.stickytickets.com.au/KYFKDW

This is a self-reporting CPD event.

This is a free event. Proudly supported by the Leeton Collaborative Care Project. Connecting local health providers to support children and families.

 
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