Surgery for minor skin excision procedures is common in general practice. There is evidence that early removal of dressings does not increase infection rates for excision wounds. This evidence has not been universally adopted clinically. Reasons in addition to...
HNY Everyone. Our thoughts to all those practices doing the hard yards with the current Covid situation. When you do have time to breathe again we would love to come and chat to you about how we can assist you to meet the new RACGP requirements for 2023 and tell...
GPs knowledge, attitudes and prescribing intentions for e-cigarettes as a smoking cessation aidResearchers at Monash University are investigating GPs attitudes and prescribing intentions inregards to e-cigarettes as a smoking cessation aid. A significant change to...
We are finalising our chronic wound survey and would love if you could spend just 5 minutes to complete the survey for us. It asks (anonymous) questions about your training, experience and confidence with treating a variety of chronic wounds. Once we have analysed...
PHN Education Session: Working in a Trauma Informed, Culturally Safe Way with People from a Refugee Background.This session will be provided by STARTTS (NSW Service for the Treatment & Rehabilitation of Torture & Trauma Survivors). It will be a face to face...
Our local PHN and University of Newcastle are presenting a Webinar on Tuesday 30th November 2021 at 6pm as an introduction to practices who are interested in undertaking research in their own practices. To register: Registration...
The medical board has announced significant changes to CPD requirements, commencing January 2023. See: Medical Board of Australia - August 2021. This will affect you whichever College you do your CPD through, and the colleges will now be called “CPD homes”....
Thursday 16th September 2021 at 7pm. This webinar will explore practical examples what Quality Improvement is and its relevance to general practice research. It will also introduce the SQUIRE guidelines that assist likelihood of attracting publication of your...
We would like to introduce to Dr Joseph Turner, an Armidale based rural generalist (emergency medicine) GP and Obstetrician and researcher. Joe became interested in research when he completed his PhD prior to his medical degree. He feels combining research and...
With all of the ‘covid chaos’ it is difficult to think about research and we are mindful of not over burdening practices with information at this time. However if you do have a spare 5 minutes we have a survey regarding chronic wound management that we would love...
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