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Date: 01/01/2027 Location: Other
This online course equips General Practitioners with the knowledge and skills to identify, assess, and support patients experiencing Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) use and mental health concerns, with a focus on culturally safe care for First Nations Australians. Participants will learn to use validated screening tools, deliver brief interventions, apply harm minimisation strategies, and navigate referral pathways, enabling them to provide holistic, respectful, and effective care within a collaborative primary health care setting.
1 Educational activity hour
0.5 Performance review hour
Date: 01/01/2027 Location: Other
GP will be involved in patient history taking and referral of pathology services for clinically appropriate testing for data capture. The GP is encouraged to include all clinically relevant history on the referral form for data collection.The audit report includes de-identified data for patients who have undertaken a cervical screening test (CST) for pathological examination by Australian Clinical Labs. Each sample requires data collection as a standard practice for submission to the National Cancer Screening register quarterly. The same information used for public health measures will be presented to the program participants for individual consideration against the national averages. Each participant can compare their clinical outcomes against the national averages on the following issues:- Cases for unsatisfactory samples- Adequate clinical history inclusion when referring cervical screening tests- Incidence of clinically significant results in certain patient cohorts- HPV, STI and organism positivity rates and types- Cervical lesional types
5 Educational activity hours
20 Outcome measurement hours
5 Performance review hours
6 MOPS (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) hours
Date: 01/01/2027 Location: Other
Practitioners will be able to gauge their performance and improvement over time. A GP’s participation in a clinical audit should not be limited by their personal practice and that all the cases submitted to the audit should reflect their usual clinical practice. Our philosophy is that all lesions suspected of being a skin cancer are submitted to the audit based on clinical requirements not to satisfy acceptance for an educational activity. 2 in 3 Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer by the age of 70. GPs have over 1 million patient consultations per year for skin cancer. Medicare records show there were 974,767 treatments for squamous and basal cell carcinoma skin cancers in 2015 – that’s more than 2,500 skin cancer treatments every day. Basal and squamous cell carcinoma skin cancers accounted for almost one quarter of all cancer-related hospitalisations in 2010-11. The cost to the health system of these skin cancers alone is estimated to be more than $500 million annually. Surgical Audit is a surgical log designed for doctors who treat skin malignancies. It has been designed to facilitate the easy recording of useful data at the time of treatment so that the treatment of skin cancers. This audit is targeted for clinicians typically those in primary care roles that are working with skin cancer; such as doctors, nurses, pathologists, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons.
2 Educational activity hours
25 Outcome measurement hours
8 Performance review hours
Date: 01/01/2027 Location: Other
This self paced e-learning is designed to build the capacity of GPs to recognise and respond to intimate partner violence (IPV) and reproductive coercion and abuse (RCA). It uses a range of educational activities to maintain interest and to deepen the learning.
3 Educational activity hours
3 Performance review hours
Date: 01/01/2027 Location: Other
This clinical audit is available to referrers of relevantpathology for patients with diabetes to Australian Clinical Labs.The program will be provided online, with confidential access to data analysis of pathology management of this community. Practitioners can assess which patientsare achieving the minimum pathology recommendations of monitoring. In known patients with diabetes, this will include HbA1c monitoring, lipid measurement andurine albumin results. Individual patients who need further care can then be identified and their management re-evaluated. Audit participants can assess their personal statistics and confidentially compare those to the state averages.
10 Outcome measurement hours
10 Performance review hours
Date: 01/01/2027 Location: Other
The Skin Pathology Evaluation Program enables general practitioners who refer skin pathology to Australian Clinical Labs to submit their provisional diagnosis on cases in which histological evaluation is needed. Monthly reports will then be delivered online to all participants, highlighting performances against those of your peers, in contrast to the state and national benchmarks, while maintaining confidentiality to all clinicians. The report includes downloadable charts to assist participants attain a positive performance in the program. To successfully qualify for CPD points, participants will maintain registration in the program for minimum of 12 monthsand submit a recommended 40 histologysamples.A reflection activity is also a mandatory requirement for program completion.
20 Outcome measurement hours
5 Performance review hours
2.5 Educational activity hours
6 MOPS (Surgery) hours
Date: 11/03/2027 Location: Other
This two-day training presents a highly practical and interactive workshop (case-based) for treating traumatised patients; the content is applicable to both adult and adolescent populations. Techniques are largely cognitive behavioural; they are best-practice, evidence-based, and will be immediately applicable to clinical practice. The program includes handouts and numerous case examples. The emphasis is upon imparting practical skills and up-to-date research in this area.Day one topics include:What is PTSD? (diagnosis, epidemiology, comorbidity, spectrum of the disorder)Treatment maps and planning strategiesPsychoeducation and motivation tipsAnalysing and targeting dysfunctional behaviours (e.g., substance abuse, self-harm)Arousal reduction strategies (including breathing retraining, grounding and distraction tasks)An introduction to anger managementSelf-care for cliniciansDay Two topics include: Invivo exposure therapy (reducing avoidance behaviours)The fundamentals of exposure therapy for traumatic memories (prolonged imaginal exposureCognitive challenging of negative self-statements related to the traumatic eventContraindications and complex case issues
14 Educational activity hours
6 Performance review hours
Date: 18/03/2027 Location: Other
The emphasis of this two-day training program is upon imparting practical, accessible skills to use immediately with survivors of complex trauma (especially child abuse and neglect). Topics include:Complex trauma. Complex PTSD. Attachment disorders. Personality disorders. What’s the difference/ relationship?Phased-based treatment model based on best practice guidelinesBuilding and maintaining the therapeutic relationship, including maintaining compassionate boundaries and managing therapy disruptions and terminationUsing the therapeutic relationship to promote emotion regulationUnderstanding attachment re-enactment and betrayal trauma in order to work with challenging behaviours, including: ‘splitting’ between care providers; idolising/demonising the therapist; constant new crises; reduced motivation; external locus of controlPractical therapeutic techniques (including exposure interventions and experiential tools) drawn from: Attachment-based treatment; Emotion Focused Therapy; Dialectical Behaviour Therapy; Metacognitive and Mentalisation Therapies; Schema Therapy; Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy to help clients presenting with complex trauma symptomatology, including flashbacks, numbing and dissociation, emotional ‘hurricanes’, somatisation, self-hate, self-harming and suicidal acts, dysfunctional relationships and substance abuseManaging and reducing vicarious trauma in the therapist.
16 Educational activity hours
1 Performance review hour
Date: 17/06/2027 Location: Other
This two-day training presents a highly practical and interactive workshop (case-based) for treating traumatised patients; the content is applicable to both adult and adolescent populations. Techniques are largely cognitive behavioural; they are best-practice, evidence-based, and will be immediately applicable to clinical practice. The program includes handouts and numerous case examples. The emphasis is upon imparting practical skills and up-to-date research in this area.Day one topics include:What is PTSD? (diagnosis, epidemiology, comorbidity, spectrum of the disorder)Treatment maps and planning strategiesPsychoeducation and motivation tipsAnalysing and targeting dysfunctional behaviours (e.g., substance abuse, self-harm)Arousal reduction strategies (including breathing retraining, grounding and distraction tasks)An introduction to anger managementSelf-care for cliniciansDay Two topics include: Invivo exposure therapy (reducing avoidance behaviours)The fundamentals of exposure therapy for traumatic memories (prolonged imaginal exposureCognitive challenging of negative self-statements related to the traumatic eventContraindications and complex case issues
14 Educational activity hours
6 Performance review hours
Date: 24/06/2027 Location: Other
The emphasis of this two-day training program is upon imparting practical, accessible skills to use immediately with survivors of complex trauma (especially child abuse and neglect). Topics include:Complex trauma. Complex PTSD. Attachment disorders. Personality disorders. What’s the difference/ relationship?Phased-based treatment model based on best practice guidelinesBuilding and maintaining the therapeutic relationship, including maintaining compassionate boundaries and managing therapy disruptions and terminationUsing the therapeutic relationship to promote emotion regulationUnderstanding attachment re-enactment and betrayal trauma in order to work with challenging behaviours, including: ‘splitting’ between care providers; idolising/demonising the therapist; constant new crises; reduced motivation; external locus of controlPractical therapeutic techniques (including exposure interventions and experiential tools) drawn from: Attachment-based treatment; Emotion Focused Therapy; Dialectical Behaviour Therapy; Metacognitive and Mentalisation Therapies; Schema Therapy; Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy to help clients presenting with complex trauma symptomatology, including flashbacks, numbing and dissociation, emotional ‘hurricanes’, somatisation, self-hate, self-harming and suicidal acts, dysfunctional relationships and substance abuseManaging and reducing vicarious trauma in the therapist.
16 Educational activity hours
1 Performance review hour