FULLY BOOKED – Ear Pathology & Wax Management
To provide education on the safe management of ear wax (cerumen), and recognition of common ear pathology.
To provide education on the safe management of ear wax (cerumen), and recognition of common ear pathology.
By the end of this interactive webinar, participants will feel more confident navigating challenging conversations with patients and colleagues. The session equips attendees with practical, trauma-informed and culturally sensitive communication strategies to respond with empathy while managing conflict and distress. Through the use of structured frameworks and active listening techniques, participants will learn how to set clear professional boundaries, maintain safety, and raise concerns assertively using appropriate escalation pathways. The webinar also focuses on recognising and managing personal emotional responses to reduce stress and prevent burnout, with real-life scenarios woven throughout to build confidence, professionalism, and resilience in everyday practice.
Join us for the Shared Obstetric Care Update at the HMRI Building or via live stream. This year’s program brings together leading specialists to explore a comprehensive range of practical and contemporary topics, including pre-conception counselling and assessment, fertility nutrition, pre-eclampsia screening, diabetes in pregnancy, management of miscarriage and recurrent miscarriage, care of women with previous perinatal loss, psychological birth trauma, headaches in pregnancy, and the management of sciatica and pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy.
With expert-led sessions, CPD accreditation, trade displays, and valuable opportunities to network with colleagues, this full-day event provides an essential update for clinicians involved in shared obstetric care and women’s health.
Basic Life Support (CPR) course specifically designed for all the practice team and all primary care settings. Includes separate clinical components for GP and nursing staff, using practice-comparable equipment
By the end of the Cyber Safe Practice Admin: Reducing Risk When Using Digital Health Tools webinar, participants will be able to:
Describe the digital health tools commonly used in practice and explain how safe, accurate use by administrative staff supports secure and efficient patient care.
Identify common cyber security risks affecting practices, and outline how these risks can affect daily operations and information security.
Apply practical strategies to minimise digital and cyber risks, including safe information handling, managing user permissions appropriately, recognising suspicious activity and following correct reporting pathways.
This webinar will cover Metabolic Fatty Liver Disease (MASLD), including risk factors, investigation pathways, and management strategies; diagnosing and monitoring Inflammatory Bowel Disease in 2026, with a focus on recognising presentations, interpreting investigations, and ongoing care; and a Faecal Transplant Update, exploring its role, current indications, and emerging evidence in restoring the gut microbiome.
Join us for a practical session where participants learn how to assess a patient for the use of a Mirena inter-uterine device
To provide education on the safe management of ear wax (cerumen), and recognition of common ear pathology.
Join us for the Pain Update on 23 May 2026 at the HMRI Building or via live stream. This year’s program brings together leading clinicians to deliver a practical and contemporary update on pain management across a range of settings.
The program will explore key topics including chronic pain management in general practice with a focus on minimising opioid harm, interventional strategies as alternatives to opioids, integrated pain treatment and referral pathways, pain management in patients with a short prognosis, and the assessment and management of spinal stenosis.
With expert-led sessions from experienced specialists, CPD accreditation, trade displays, and valuable opportunities to connect with colleagues, this half-day event offers an essential and clinically relevant update for healthcare professionals involved in pain management.
By the end of the Induction Processes for General Practice webinar, participants will be able to:
Understand why effective inductions matter in general practice
Apply a practical induction framework that reflects real-life practice pressures
Participants will leave with ideas to map, measure, and strengthen their practice’s induction process
Basic Life Support (CPR) course specifically designed for all the practice team and all primary care settings. Includes separate clinical components for GP and nursing staff, using practice-comparable equipment
Join us for the Respiratory & Sleep Update, held at the HMRI Building on the John Hunter Hospital campus or available via live stream on 20 June 2026.
This year’s program brings together leading respiratory, sleep, radiology and allied health specialists to provide a practical and contemporary update covering the recognition and management of pulmonary dust diseases in general practice, emerging approaches to sleep apnoea including phenotyping and broader sleep health, multidisciplinary dental treatment options for obstructive sleep apnoea, and best practice in distinguishing asthma from COPD alongside updates in adolescent asthma management. The program also explores the role of weight loss and metabolic health in improving sleep apnoea outcomes, as well as a thoracic radiology update including incidental findings such as lung nodules and adrenal lesions, infection and respiratory disease, and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in imaging.
CPD accreditation through RACGP and ACRRM, trade displays, and networking opportunities.