Training & Events

One of the darker side effects of Australia being in lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic is the rise in the number of people ringing domestic violence help lines. People and families are under a financial pressure and are feeling the effects of separation from a support network.

Learning outcomes:

• Identify signs and indications of abuse
• Discuss the nature, severity, and impact of domestic violence
• Discuss how to approach enquiring about domestic or family violence
• Identify resources and support for families effected by domestic violence

There is no cost to attend. 

The sessions provide an update on important emerging developments in HIV and STIs, discuss the applicability of results from a journal article to patient population, and give opportunities for clinicians to integrate the latest evidence on a range of clinical topics into diagnosis and management strategies in their clinical settings.

Suitable for GPs who have a special interest in sexual health and HIV. 

By the end of the education, GPs should feel more confident when identifying, communicating with and managing patients with mental health issues and substance use behaviours.

Learning outcomes:

• Recognise the key characteristics of depression.
• Discuss the most appropriate harm minimisation response for people who have an addition to alcohol and other drugs.
• Describe the multidisciplinary treatment options available in South Australia for addiction and the appropriate referral process
• Examine appropriate referrals for patients who use illicit drugs

There is no cost to attend.
Suitable for GPs.