What burn injuries can be effectively managed in general practice? As a pharmacist when should I refer a client to their GP or directly to an ED? What’s the current best practice regarding dressings for minor burns? Have you recently considered questions like these or others regarding burn injuries?

Self-reflection facilitates recognition of strengths/weaknesses and can be used to guide future learning and improve the quality of care. Tools such as multi-sourced feedback support self-reflection and development of learning goals and plans. An interactive and practical-based workshop aimed at supporting members of the health care team to use self-reflection and related tools as part of their professional development. In particular, this workshop will assist GPs with the new CPD requirements from 2023.

Presented by Prof. Hugh Grantham ASM, Prof of Paramedics. Previous Medical Director of the SA Ambulance Service for nearly 20 years. Learning outcomes: Competently perform BLS as per ARC guidelines, Demonstrate ability to recognise shockable rhythms, Demonstrate confidence in anaphylaxis management.

An interactive, case-based workshop focusing on the planning and provision of end-of-life care for older persons.

Chronic diseases are major contributors to the mortality gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and other Australians. The major contributors are heart disease, diabetes, liver diseases, chronic lower respiratory disease, cerebrovascular diseases, and cancer. Many of these diseases are associated with a range of inter-related factors that are common to more than one disease.

Professional self-development plans (PDPs) are increasingly used to guide professional education, and this workshop will explore the reasons for this. Evidence for their use will be sought and their value explored. This highly interactive and skills-based activity (2 x 2-hour sessions in September, 4 hours in total) also incorporates a review of several research skills as applied to PDPs.

We run regular scheduled Advanced Life Support and Paediatric Advanced Life Support courses that you can book via our bookings page.We can also run courses for you at your hospital […]

What’s your fancy? A weekend in the Adelaide Hills, amongst the vines and berry farms, or a weekend of trauma care in a resource limited environment? Why not combine both? Join us in the Adelaide Hills for a two-day hands-on course designed to help rural clinicians when responding to emergencies in their community – whether as an impromptu responder at a road crash, or as a local doctor responding to a farm accident, cardiac arrest, envenomation, or other incident.

What burn injuries can be effectively managed in general practice? As a pharmacist when should I refer a client to their GP or directly to an ED? What’s the current best practice regarding dressings for minor burns? Have you recently considered questions like these or others regarding burn injuries?

This is a two-day (or modular) course with the focus on the developing advanced skills in managing deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. The course is designed for healthcare professionals with […]

Presented by Prof. Hugh Grantham ASM, Prof of Paramedics. Previous Medical Director of the SA Ambulance Service for nearly 20 years. Learning outcomes: Competently perform BLS as per ARC guidelines, Demonstrate ability to recognise shockable rhythms, Demonstrate confidence in anaphylaxis management.

We run regular scheduled Advanced Life Support and Paediatric Advanced Life Support courses that you can book via our bookings page.We can also run courses for you at your hospital […]