Management of myocarditis and pericarditis after mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (28 September 2021 webinar)
This session provided GPs with guidance on the identification and management of myocarditis and pericarditis following mRNA vaccination.
This session provided GPs with guidance on the identification and management of myocarditis and pericarditis following mRNA vaccination.
Knowing how to identify, investigate and manage slow growth in children can be very challenging. This session presented by Mercy Health paediatricians, Dr. Daniel Mason and Dr. Anne O’Neill, aimed to provide clinicians with a framework as well as focusing on iron deficiency and coeliac disease.
This webinar presented by Associate Professor Orla McNally and Dr David Wrede provides information on recent changes in acceptance criteria for colposcopy and the latest evidence for ovarian cancer screening.
This webinar is for all practice staff to discover what you need to know to enhance your vaccination clinic. Facilitated by NWMPHN and presented by Dr Todd Cameron, the session covers how to implement a variety of vaccine clinic models, preventing common mistakes made and understand critical roles in the practice.
Seminar by Werribee Mercy Hospital paediatricians: unsettled babies, how to help, and when to be worried.
An interactive webinar by a specialist otolaryngologist from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, for GPs to improve their knowledge and skills in the assessment of patients presenting with nasal congestion and/or symptoms and signs of acute and chronic rhinosinusitis.
This webinar was designed to improve the skills of general practice staff in how to use clinical support tools to identify and recall eligible patients for vaccines and immunisations.
This 45-minute interactive webinar is designed to train practice staff in the basic key functions and use of the clinical support tool, CAT4, for quality improvement.
This webinar was hosted on 30 June 2021 by HealthPathways Melbourne, North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network and Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network. It provides clinicians with practical advice on the primary care management of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia (TTS), the rare and increasingly treatable side effect associated with the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
This eye health education session, delivered by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network and Ophthalmologist Dr Lance Liu, provides guidance on the assessment and management of eye disease for clinicians.