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Common Gynaecological Conditions - Online Course

Course description

This online course aims to support clinicians seeking to build the skills and knowledge to assess and manage common gynaecological conditions in primary care, using evidence-based tools and guidelines. Topics covered include pelvic masses, abnormal vaginal bleeding, oligo amenorrhea, pelvic pain, premenstrual disorders, and ongoing conditions like PCOS and persistent pelvic pain. The course also includes referral criteria, patient education, shared team care, and a case-based approach to learning.

AUSLARC Funded Enrolment - IUD

AUSLARC scholarship course instances are now available. These sessions are designed to equip practitioners with the skills to expand contraceptive options and enhance reproductive health support within their communities.

AUSLARC Funded Enrolment - Implanon

AUSLARC scholarship course instances are now available. These sessions are designed to equip practitioners with the skills to expand contraceptive options and enhance reproductive health support within their communities.

Clinical Forum for Nurses and Midwives

Course description

The Clinical Forum for Nurses and Midwives includes a half-day session aimed at registered nurses, enrolled nurses and midwives looking to update and expand their knowledge in reproductive and sexual health. The session is led by Family Planning Australia clinicians and subject matter experts.

Key topics covered include menopause, contraception updates, reproductive coercion as well as cervical screening and STI updates. Designed for nurses and midwives working in primary care and other sexual and reproductive health care services, the sessions provide practical updates through expert lectures, case discussions and interactive Q&A.

Clinical Forum for Doctors

Course description

The Clinical Forum for Doctors includes a half-day session aimed at clinicians looking to update and expand their knowledge in reproductive and sexual health. The session is led by Family Planning Australia clinicians and subject matter experts.

Key topics covered include women's health updates, menopause, vulvovaginal conditions and pregnancy options

Designed for primary care clinicians, the sessions provide practical updates through expert lectures, case discussions and interactive Q&A.

Contraception - Online Course

Course description

This course equips health professionals with the knowledge to provide evidence-based contraceptive care in primary healthcare. It covers all contraception methods, contraindications, initiation, side effects, and management. Topics include consultation frameworks, options for specific populations, addressing barriers, and referral pathways. Note: Implant and IUD insertion training is not included.

Unintended Pregnancy and Medical Abortion in Primary Care - Online Course

Course description

This course aims to support clinicians to manage unintended pregnancy and medical abortion in primary care, enhancing their ability to provide high quality care.

This course covers principles of non-directive counselling, unintended pregnancy options, legal frameworks for abortion and the role of practitioners in information provision, assessment, follow up and referral as required.

Pregnancy Choices

Course description

This short self-paced online course is designed for clinical support staff including medical receptionists, social workers, Aboriginal health workers, health promotion officers, and practice support staff. It covers pregnancy choices in Australia, focusing on NSW, and explores barriers to access and supporting informed decision-making, with case studies illustrating complex pregnancy decisions.

Sexual and Reproductive Health Australia (SRHA) National Certificate for Doctors - Theory Face to Face (NSW)

Course description

If you are a doctor (including GPs and GP registrars) who wishes to upskill in reproductive and sexual health using the latest clinical research and an interactive learning method, this course is for you. This nationally recognised intensive blended learning course comprises pre-workshop online learning as well as a two-day face-to-face workshop, assessment and clinical placements.

Sexually Transmitted Infections & Blood Borne Viruses - Online Course

Course description

Online course for clinicians wanting to update their knowledge about sexually transmitted infections and blood borne viruses.

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Common Gynaecological Conditions - Online Course

Course description

This online course aims to support clinicians seeking to build the skills and knowledge to assess and manage common gynaecological conditions in primary care, using evidence-based tools and guidelines. Topics covered include pelvic masses, abnormal vaginal bleeding, oligo amenorrhea, pelvic pain, premenstrual disorders, and ongoing conditions like PCOS and persistent pelvic pain. The course also includes referral criteria, patient education, shared team care, and a case-based approach to learning.

AUSLARC Funded Enrolment - IUD

AUSLARC scholarship course instances are now available. These sessions are designed to equip practitioners with the skills to expand contraceptive options and enhance reproductive health support within their communities.

AUSLARC Funded Enrolment - Implanon

AUSLARC scholarship course instances are now available. These sessions are designed to equip practitioners with the skills to expand contraceptive options and enhance reproductive health support within their communities.

Clinical Forum for Nurses and Midwives

Course description

The Clinical Forum for Nurses and Midwives includes a half-day session aimed at registered nurses, enrolled nurses and midwives looking to update and expand their knowledge in reproductive and sexual health. The session is led by Family Planning Australia clinicians and subject matter experts.

Key topics covered include menopause, contraception updates, reproductive coercion as well as cervical screening and STI updates. Designed for nurses and midwives working in primary care and other sexual and reproductive health care services, the sessions provide practical updates through expert lectures, case discussions and interactive Q&A.

Clinical Forum for Doctors

Course description

The Clinical Forum for Doctors includes a half-day session aimed at clinicians looking to update and expand their knowledge in reproductive and sexual health. The session is led by Family Planning Australia clinicians and subject matter experts.

Key topics covered include women's health updates, menopause, vulvovaginal conditions and pregnancy options

Designed for primary care clinicians, the sessions provide practical updates through expert lectures, case discussions and interactive Q&A.

Contraception - Online Course

Course description

This course equips health professionals with the knowledge to provide evidence-based contraceptive care in primary healthcare. It covers all contraception methods, contraindications, initiation, side effects, and management. Topics include consultation frameworks, options for specific populations, addressing barriers, and referral pathways. Note: Implant and IUD insertion training is not included.

Unintended Pregnancy and Medical Abortion in Primary Care - Online Course

Course description

This course aims to support clinicians to manage unintended pregnancy and medical abortion in primary care, enhancing their ability to provide high quality care.

This course covers principles of non-directive counselling, unintended pregnancy options, legal frameworks for abortion and the role of practitioners in information provision, assessment, follow up and referral as required.

Pregnancy Choices

Course description

This short self-paced online course is designed for clinical support staff including medical receptionists, social workers, Aboriginal health workers, health promotion officers, and practice support staff. It covers pregnancy choices in Australia, focusing on NSW, and explores barriers to access and supporting informed decision-making, with case studies illustrating complex pregnancy decisions.

Sexual and Reproductive Health Australia (SRHA) National Certificate for Doctors - Theory Face to Face (NSW)

Course description

If you are a doctor (including GPs and GP registrars) who wishes to upskill in reproductive and sexual health using the latest clinical research and an interactive learning method, this course is for you. This nationally recognised intensive blended learning course comprises pre-workshop online learning as well as a two-day face-to-face workshop, assessment and clinical placements.

Sexually Transmitted Infections & Blood Borne Viruses - Online Course

Course description

Online course for clinicians wanting to update their knowledge about sexually transmitted infections and blood borne viruses.

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