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Upcoming Medical Education Conferences and Workshops

Presentation/Discussion
30 Mar
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30 Jun

Managing Patient Depression and Suicidality: GP Peer Group Learning | Various Locations

An ideal opportunity to have open, honest discussions with colleagues, a psychiatrist and local GP with a special interest in mental health care, about the management of patient depression and suicidality in primary care. 2 hour, case-based conversation over a shared meal. The peer meetings extend previous workshops and GP Management of Patient Depression and Suicidality online modules, and offer: Direct, in-person Q&A and discussion with an experienced psychiatrist Practical strategies for managing complex mental health presentations, grounded in local clinical experiences Greater confidence in assessment and prescribing decisions Updated information on local referral pathways and service Increased local, collegial support
Mental Health
Goldfields / Kimberley / Midwest / South West
$50
Presentation/Discussion
14 Apr
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14 Apr

Pilbara Health Professionals Network | Managing CKD alongside other chronic conditions

Join Kidney Health Australia, Professor Ashley Irish (Nephrologist) and Sonia Mupotaringa (Nurse Practitioner - Nephrology), hosted by the Pilbara Health Professionals Network, for an education session exploring the interrelationship between chronic kidney disease (CKD), diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The evening will also include an overview of the WA Country Health Service Pilbara Renal Service, including the West Pilbara Nurse Practitioner Model of Care and the renal services currently available across the region.
Cardiology / Diabetes
Pilbara
Free
Presentation/Discussion
21 Apr
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21 Apr

Pilbara Health Professionals Network | Breakfast Education Series | Feltman – Understanding Diabetes | Karratha

Join us for an engaging session covering: What’s happening in the body when someone has diabetes, complications of diabetes, and practical strategies to manage diabetes.
Diabetes
Pilbara
Free
Presentation/Discussion
22 Apr
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22 Apr

South West Health Professionals Network | Common GI problems for health professionals | Bunbury

The South West Health Professionals Network invite health professionals from the Bunbury area to an educational event at the Old Lyric Theatre. Register today to gain valuable insights and expand your understanding of gastrointestinal problems.
Other
South West
Free
Workshop
03 May
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10 May

Junior Doctor Pilbara Immersion

Get first-hand exposure to the career pathways, lifestyles and opportunities of working as a rural generalist in the Pilbara. You will tour local hospitals, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations and general practices in Karratha and Port Hedland and take part in cultural and lifestyle experiences. PLUS you will receive an all-expenses paid ticket to the Rural and Remote Retrieval Weekend in Karijini National Park, featuring hands-on emergency and retrieval training (valued at $2400).
Career Pathways
Pilbara
$Free
Presentation/Discussion
05 May
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05 May

Midwest-Gascoyne Health Professionals Network | RHD A Hidden Health Crisis | Geraldton

The Midwest-Gascoyne Health Professionals Network would like to invite all health professionals to join paediatric cardiologist Dr Stephen Shipton, based at the Perth Children’s Hospital, for an education evening. Dr Shipton has experience both in WA and internationally in providing care to children and adults with acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease.
Other
Midwest
Free
Presentation/Discussion
05 May
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05 May

Midwest Gascoyne Health Professionals Network | A Hidden Health Crisis | Geraldton

The Midwest-Gascoyne Health Professionals Network invites health professionals to an education evening with paediatric cardiologist Dr Stephen Shipton (Perth Children’s Hospital). The session will cover acute rheumatic fever (ARF) and rheumatic heart disease (RHD), including epidemiology, risk factors, diagnosis, management and the WA Rheumatic Heart Disease Register and Control Program.
Cardiology
Midwest
Free
Presentation/Discussion
05 May
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05 May

Goldfields Health Professionals Network | Rethinking Hepatitis B Care in Regional and Rural Areas | Kalgoorlie

The Goldfields Health Professionals Network (GOHPN), in collaboration with Royal Perth Hep B Hub, is pleased to present an upcoming education session, Rethinking Hepatitis B Care in Regional and Rural Areas. Join us for an informative session with Adam Gregson, Hepatology Nurse Practitioner from Royal Perth Hospital, as he introduces a new community-focused Hepatitis B program in WA.
Other
Goldfields
Free
Workshop
07 May
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10 May

Rural and Remote Retrieval Weekend 2026 | Karijini

The RRR Weekend provides participants with the opportunity to learn about the management of medical emergencies in a remote environment with limitation in equipment, personnel and resources.
Emergency Medicine
Pilbara
$2400-3000
Workshop
15 May
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15 May

Emergency Airway Skills Management (EAM) | Kununurra

This Rural Health West CPD workshop is designed to assist health professionals to develop and practise skills essential in unexpected crises, particularly with problem airways. Delivered in WA Country Health Service facilities, this workshop has a heavy emphasis on teamwork and the organisation of medical emergency teams incorporating presentations, skill stations and scenario-based crises with simulation manikins (SimMan and baby).
Emergency Medicine
Kimberley
$100 - 150
Presentation/Discussion
27 May
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27 May

Great Southern Health Professionals Network | Multidisciplinary Management of Chronic Pain | Albany

This session will explore practical strategies for assessing and managing chronic pain, with a strong focus on multidisciplinary collaboration to improve patient outcomes.
Pain Management
Great Southern
Free
Presentation/Discussion
28 May
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08 May

Wheatbelt Health Professionals Network | Melanoma Diagnosis: Dermoscopy, Total Body Photography, Serial Imaging, and Confocal Microscopy | Northam

This event will discuss how dermoscopy improves diagnostic accuracy and reduces unnecessary excisions compared with clinical examination alone. Modern melanoma diagnosis extends beyond single-lesion assessment. Total body photography and sequential digital dermoscopy monitoring allow us to detect new and subtly changing lesions over time – catching melanomas earlier while leaving stable, benign lesions untouched. The combination of these tools increases sensitivity and specificity and are cost-effective in high-risk patients.
Other
Wheatbelt
Free