Training & Events

Identification and appropriate management of acute eye injuries, infection and progressive vision loss are essential skills for GPs.

This interactive and practical workshop will cover a number of ocular conditions commonly presented in general practice:

• Squints in children
• Glaucoma
• Red eye assessment
• Ocular emergencies and injuries

Suitable for GPs. 
There is a cost to attend. 

The Adelaide PHN’s Central Referral Unit (CRU) provides a centralised decision making and processing service. This unit provides information, clinical triage and allocation of referrals to support access to primary mental health services across Adelaide.

This workshop will explain how the CRU works, how to refer patients and how to appropriately access GP PASA (for one off psychiatric assessment under MBS item 291). You will also discover the benefits of secure message delivery, how to send eReferrals to the CRU, what you and your patients can expect, and eligibility for Adelaide PHN funded services.

There is no cost to attend. 

Attention GPs working in Central Adelaide (CALHN region)

(A follow up to the previous Adelaide PHN and CALHN - GP /Hospital Consultants workshop)

To continue to progress the dialogue and interaction between primary and acute clinicians arising from the Adelaide PHN and CALHN GP /Hospital Consultants workshop held in June, we will be holding another session with GPs in central metropolitan Adelaide and CALHN hospital Consultants.

This interactive session needs your input to build on the previous discussion and further develop collaborative action.

Suitable for central GPs and Hospital Consultants'.
Light refreshments provided. 

This session aims to bring clinicians together from different sectors to encourage shared learning, a better understanding of roles and responsibilities, to support a more integrated service delivery system.

RACGP SA&NT is offering a series of basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) workshops with an emergency general practice overview to assist general practitioners with fulfilling the QI&CPD 2017-19 triennium requirements.

Course outline

• Covers basic life support (BLS )
• Practice coordinated cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Refresh basic electrocardiogram (ECG) rhythm interpretation

Suitable for GPs.
There is a cost to attend. 
Light dinner provided.

Learning outcomes:

• Discuss the diagnostic process and red flags of a patient presenting with pulmonary hypertension
• Describe the latest evidence-based treatment options for pulmonary hypertension
• Outline a framework for the systematic analysis of 12 Lead ECGs in correlation with individual history and examination findings to ensure patient safety

Suitable for GPs. 
There is no cost to attend. 
Dinner provided.