Join Dr Adriane Houghton for an informative evening exploring the current syphilis outbreak in the Pilbara, key clinical practice points, and resources available to support frontline healthcare professionals.

With syphilis resurging globally, this session will provide valuable skills and knowledge relevant not only to practice in the Pilbara but across a range of healthcare settings. Other emerging STI issues will also be discussed.

This event is suitable for GPs, nurses, Aboriginal Health Practitioners, midwives, and other frontline clinicians.

  • Log 2 hours of CPD as an Educational Activity (EA)
  • Network with peers from across the region
  • Gain practical, up-to-date clinical information

For further information, please email the PHPN Coordinator 

 

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29 Jul 2026
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