Seasonal respiratory diseases – Immunisation annual update (26 March 2026)

Participants from primary care and residential age care homes (RACH) will learn how to identify and manage patients with needle phobia, using supportive communication and behavioural strategies to reduce anxiety. The session will also cover how to prevent, manage, and report common vaccine administration errors, supporting quality and safety in clinical practice. Session resources Presentation … Continued

Your patient just asked ChatGPT about their results … now what? Navigating AI-informed patients and the new My Health Record landscape (18 March 2026)

Your patient has just received pathology results in My Health Record and, before their next appointment, asked ChatGPT what it means. This is already happening in consulting rooms across Australia, and the new Better and Faster Access reforms will make it more common. From mid-2026, pathology and diagnostic imaging reports will be shared to My … Continued

HealthPathways Melbourne case study – Paediatric intoeing over several years

Luca, four, attends the clinic with his father, who is concerned that the child’s feet “turn inwards” when he walks and runs. Luca’s childcare educators have also mentioned that he trips more often than other children during outdoor play. He does not complain of pain but has recently started avoiding running games.  

Common gastroenterology problems in general practice and outpatient settings: optimising evaluation and management (17 March 2026)

This webinar explores practical strategies for managing common gastrointestinal conditions in general practice and outpatient care. It covers the evaluation and treatment of gastrointestinal reflux disease (GORD) and its complications, plus updates on chronic liver disease including cirrhosis and portal hypertension, and approaches to managing H. pylori in the context of antibiotic resistance and gastric … Continued

Palliative care resources for primary care

The following resources are for health care workers providing palliative and end-of-life care for patients. Visit North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network’s palliative care webpage for more. NWMPHN education and resources Webinars: Practical palliative care for general practices: working together for better outcomes (19 November 2024) Understanding the role GPs play in community palliative care … Continued

PM Peer Connect – Growing and keeping great practice teams (19 February 2026)

Welcome to our face to face Practice Manager Peer Connect meetings – a new opportunity for practice managers to connect, share, and grow together. Whether you’re new to the role or a seasoned leader, work in general practice or at an allied health practice, these sessions are designed to support and inspire. Session resources Presentation … Continued

Nurse Skill Share: Immunisation (4 March 2026)

This face to face Nurse Skill Share session is a space for nurses to learn, share, and grow together. For providers delivering immunisations in the primary care setting, this interactive session covered best practice for conducting comprehensive immunisation appointments and introduces essential tools and resources to support your practice. See resources below. Presentation slides Austin … Continued

HealthPathways Melbourne case study – Paediatric patient with fever

A girl, four, is brought in to see her GP by her worried parents. She has not been herself for the past three days. The parents report lower than usual energy levels, and a fever that improves with paracetamol. The GP starts observing the child, who is sitting on her mother’s lap, while taking a … Continued

Itching, burning, pain: navigating vulval skin conditions (17 February 2026)

This session, hosted by NWMPHN and Mercy Health, aims to increase GP confidence in recognising and managing a range of vulval dermatoses, including lichen sclerosus, lichen planus, eczema, psoriasis, and contact dermatitis. We will also cover when to suspect malignancy, how to conduct a sensitive and effective examination, and when to refer. Session resources Presentation … Continued

HealthPathways Melbourne case study – Incidental finding of reduced eGFR leading to chronic kidney disease diagnosis

George, 66, is a retired bank clerk who rarely attends his regular GP. He is doing so today for a review of his blood pressure, which was checked for the first time in this practice a month ago when he saw a nurse to have a vaccination. He is otherwise well but the blood pressure … Continued