This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series forms Part 3 of the Medical Indemnity Protection Society (MIPS) three-part series on medicolegal issues and risk management in rural practice. The webinar will explore different approaches to achieve a balanced and rewarding career in medicine. It follows on from Part 1: Common medicolegal risks in rural practice and Part 2: Health and wellbeing for rural doctors and the risks and impacts of medicolegal claims.
Recorded: 6/06/2024
Business of general practice
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will explore common procedures required for the management of emergencies in a rural setting. Case presentations will illustrate how protocols, guidelines and resources are used in the assessment, management and transfer of patients in rural communities.
Recorded: 1/08/2024
Rural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will explore the unique health challenges of rural GPs. The webinar will review approaches to their own health needs and also identify strategies to enhance the quality of care they receive.
Recorded: 3/10/2024
Doctors healthRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will summarise key updates on long-acting reversible contraception methods, discuss options for prenatal and first trimester screening and outline the role of early medical abortion in a rural setting.
Recorded: 7/11/2024
Pregnancy careRural healthWomens health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will explore how continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology can be used to improve diabetes management outcomes. The webinar will outline the principles, functionality, benefits and limitations of CGM technology, and also illustrate how CGMs can be applied in a rural general practice setting to assist patient with type 2 diabetes.
Recorded: 20/11/2024
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will explore ways to upskill your practice team (doctors and nurses) on how to manage common emergency presentations. The webinar will discuss the importance of a well-stock resuscitation trolley, identify algorithms and discuss how to facilitate regular resuscitation scenarios for your practice team.
Recorded: 5/12/2024
Pain managementRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar series will detail the diagnosis and management of acute eye disease presentations. The role of community optometry, referral pathways and telehealth will be detailed to assist rural GPs with their patient management.
Recorded: 6/02/2025
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthAdult healthCare of older peopleEye medicine
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series forms Part 2 of the rural emergencies two-part series on management of emergencies in a rural setting. The webinar will build on the theme of procedures, protocols and people factors with the opportunity to discuss two case studies. It follows on from Part 1: Rural emergencies: procedures, protocols and people factors.
Recorded: 13/03/2025
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar series will explore current practice and techniques in the diagnosis and management of glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, cataract and age-related macular degeneration. Collaborative care, telehealth and new and developing treatments and pathways will be addressed to assist rural GP’s with their patient management.
Recorded: 3/04/2025
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar series will focus on chronic wound care in the rural communities. Presented by Australia's first wound nurse practitioner, this webinar will provide valuable insights into the practical management and best practice for treating high-risk groups. Attendees will also gain a deeper understanding on the essential elements of the Chronic Wound Consumable Scheme.
Recorded: 1/05/2025
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthAdult healthCare of older peopleDermatologyRural health
This instalment of the Rural Health Webinar Series will provide an introduction on the benefits and essential steps involved in becoming a supervisor in a rural setting. Join Dr Gerard Ingham and Dr Rod Omond as they explore the role of a supervisor, the positive impact you can have, and a clear roadmap to getting started. You’ll learn about the importance of the supervisor role, how it contributes to the development of the rural GP workforce, and why it is such a fulfilling and vital position in our rural communities.
Recorded: 12/06/2025
Business of general practiceGeneral practice training
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