The presentation focused on the Australia’s Primary Health Care 10 Year Plan 2022-2032, including primary care reform, system innovation and team-based care. The presentation from Dr Kirsten Meisinger provided the opportunity to learn what has been effectively implemented in the USA.

Murrumbidgee PHN has partnered with the Murrumbidgee LHD- Public Health Unit and Health Protection NSW to host an update on Japanese Encephalitis (JE) Virus.

This interactive online session focused on Autism Spectrum Disorder in primary care, including screening, the diagnostic journey and management.

Hosted by: Dr Lahiru Amarasena, Community Paediatrician, and the Enhancing Paediatrics in Primary Care co-design group.

This webinar will provide up-to-date, evidence-based information for GPs and medical staff assisting patients with unplanned pregnancy. Join our key speaker Dr Catriona Melville from MSI Australia.

This online session focused on on the social determinants of health and their impacts on the life course of young children and their families.

This online session focuses on the benefits of SafeScript NSW and how the system is intended to be used.

This session seeks to provide GPs with current best-practice information, skills and resources in order to provide a high standard of pregnancy care for women giving birth in the Murrumbidgee region.

This online session focused on childhood obesity prevention in the primary care settings including case vignettes, strategies to promote the 8 Healthy Habits messages to parents/carers of young children (0-5 years) and local referral pathways for those children who need additional support/intervention.

Originally presented on 8th February 2022

This online session focused on management of COVID in the community, including:

· Treatment options for COVID

· Managing long COVID

Originally presented on 19th January 2022

This online session, facilitated by A/Prof John Preddy, provides information on Managing COVID in Kids.

This online session provides information on access to the Murrumbidgee HealthPathways, where to find current updates on the local and national guidelines and runs through a practical navigation of the current COVID-19 pathways.

Information session to support the development of a primary care pathway to care for COVID positive patients in the community.

This session focuses on spring time asthma allergic rhinitis and how to manage both conditions, using the latest evidence-based guidelines. Thunderstorm asthma is a spring time phenomenon that all health professionals in primary care need to be prepared for.

This session provides an overview of asthma, COPD and identifies asthma-COPD overlap, including current evidence-based management using both the Australian Asthma Handbook and the COPD-X Guidelines. It includes diagnosis, management, medications and the importance of action plans for self-management is discussed.

This session aims to update health professionals on the latest asthma and COPD medications and devices. It includes a demonstration of the correct technique for each device and highlights the benefits of correct device use in maintaining medication management for those with respiratory conditions.

This session will focus on managing asthma in the paediatric population. The Australian Asthma Handbook details the latest guidelines for paediatric asthma from 0-12 months, 1-5 years, 6-11 years old. It provides up to date, evidence-based asthma management information for treating these age groups in primary care.

This session aims to update health professionals on the importance of using the Australian Asthma Handbook to manage those with asthma in primary care. It provides up to date, evidence-based asthma management information for treating adolescents an completed adults.

Originally presented 26 August 2021

Presented by Angela Mason-Lynch from Avant Mutual.

This webinar, presented by Barbara Wilson – Immunisation Coordinator at Albury Public Health Unit and A/Prof Nicholas Wood and Lauren Dalton from National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) reviewed current best practice policy for immunisation.