Learn how to optimise the work climate and culture within health services to benefit the individual employee and wider organisation. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

This course explores the notion of customers in health, how patient centred care has evolved - and will continue to evolve in the future. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

This course will equip you with a new set of communication skills which underpin patient safety and improve teamwork. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed. 

Learn how to formulate questions regarding the goals of the education, the conduct of the training, and the impact or worth of the program upon completion.  RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

Influence others to achieve common goals, improve understanding of team dynamics, and develop your own leadership style and qualities. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

Optimise clinical outcomes through evidence-based practice. RACGP accredited.  RCNA endorsed.

Provides an overview of a best-practice approach to GP diabetes and diabetic complication management, including strategies that maximise the opportunity for successful patient self-management and behaviour modification.  RACGP and ACRRM accredited.

Does chronic disease management comprise the majority of your case load these days? Have you identified this area as a major learning priority for yourself? If so, this may be the course for you.  Includes a one-day skills workshop.  RACGP and ACRRM accredited.

Covers the common and important skin presentations in Australian general practice, and assists GPs to understand the evidence (or lack of) behind the rapidly-growing options in skin therapy available to Australian patients and communities.  RACGP and ACRRM accredited.

This course will deliver training appropriate to the Better Outcomes in Mental Health level 1 and 2 proficiencies in important areas in general practice.  Skills to be developed include interpersonal therapies and motivational interviewing.  RACGP and ACRRM accredited.

Develop advanced knowledge and skills in the history, assessment and management of a variety of eye conditions in primary care and practice how to apply to the clinical setting.  RACGP and ACRRM accredited.

Broaden your understanding of the major trends influencing the Australian healthcare system. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

This course unravels the terms 'quality' and 'safety' for clinicians and reveals the underpinning principles.  Improve your understanding of how to apply key processes within quality and safety. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

FREE PROGRAM  Highlights the fundamental principles that underpin safe and effective clinical handover for all health professionals. RACGP and ACRRM accredited. RCNA endorsed.

Improve your comprehension rate and skills as a learner.  This course also equips you with the knowledge and skills necessary to gain the most from the companion course 'Teaching in a clinincal setting' [HI4642].  RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

Enrolment in this program for senior school students is by invitation only.

Enrolment in this program for senior school teachers is by invitation only.

An overview of a best-practice approach to GP diabetes management. RACGP and ACRRM accredited.

This short course, which includes a hands-on workshop (held in Brisbane, Queensland), will provide you with the contemporary knowledge you need to manage premalignant and malignant lesions in your practice.  RACGP and ACCRM accredited.

Provides a 'helicopter' view of the current healthcare system - who it serves, how it's delivered, and its impact on healthcare consumers. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

Equips clinical leaders to initiate appropriate workforce innovations to optimise service delivery and patient outcomes. RACGP accredited. RCNA endorsed.

Aworkshop preceded by a web-based step-by-step guide to best practice elipse excisions, skin biopsy, skin apposition and deep skin closure techniques, useful in all general practice situations.  ACRRM accredited.

An online overview of the spectrum of pigmented lesions encountered in general practice, and the technique of dermatoscopy, followed by a 1 hour workshop in an interactive small group skills environment, supervised by a dermatologist with a special interest in the area, that involves participants in the practical interpretation of dermatoscopy images and discussions re: the selection of appropriate dermatoscope for the practice population.  ACRRM accredited.

A workshop preceded by two extensive web-based units on the multitude of non-surgical approaches to managing skin cancer in the general practice setting.  The 2 hour interactive small group skills workshop, conducted and supervised by a dermatologist with a special interest in chemical peels, reviews the approaches learnt and applies them to the specific general practice populations in which participants work.  ACRRM accredited.