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My Health Hub

Education for rural health professionals

BY MOBILE HEALTH GROUP

Webinar Series

Attend live or view on demand. We produce regular webinars covering a wide range of health topics.

CPD sessions

Created and delivered specifically to meet your organisations individual needs. Any topic, any time, any length.

Short courses

Self-directed online learning courses, completed at a time and pace that suits each health professional.

Health professionals are busier than ever at both work and home, so for many, especially those in rural and remote areas, it can be challenging to access relevant continuing professional development.

My Health Hub provides regular online education sessions intended for nurses, GPs and other health providers working in primary care, secondary care, residential care and community settings.

Presenters are highly qualified and experienced nurses, doctors or other health professionals. Their specialty areas cover the full spectrum of rural healthcare including topics such as acute and chronic medicine, mental health, women’s health and emergency care.

Sessions are delivered in a range of formats including both webinars and CPD sessions. Many sessions are also recorded for later viewing.

Webinars

We produce regular webinars covering a wide range of health content. Webinars are free to attend, and are open to all health providers in NZ.

CPD sessions

Our CPD sessions are created and delivered specifically to meet your organisations individual needs. Any topic, any time, any length.

Presenters

Our presenters are highly qualified and experienced health professionals, covering a wide range of clinical and professional topics.

Webinars coming soon

MATERNAL SEPSIS – SUSPECT IT, SAY IT, STOP IT.

Maternal sepsis is a time-critical, life-threatening condition and remains a leading cause of preventable maternal morbidity and mortality worldwide. In Aotearoa New Zealand, disparities persist, with higher risk among Maori and Pasifika ...

REHABILITATION IN A PALLIATIVE CARE SETTING

Rehabilitation is a vital element of palliative care, carried out collaboratively by the full interdisciplinary team. This presentation explores specific rehabilitative contributions that can enhance quality of life for patients receiving palliative ...

DREADED DYSPEPSIA AND H.PYLORI

Dyspepsia is common in general practice, but deciding who to test, treat, or refer can be challenging. This session will outline a practical, GP-focused approach to dyspepsia and Helicobacter pylori. It will cover when “test and treat” is appropriate and who requires early endoscopy, in addition to interpreting alarm features in the New Zealand context (including higher-risk groups). It will ...

HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT

Patients in rural settings don’t always present with obvious red flags. Some serious conditions lurk beneath subtle symptoms, stable observations, or reassuring first impressions. This webinar explores rural cases that appear low risk but may require escalation. Learn how to recognise hidden warning signs, trust clinical intuition ...

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MODERN OBESITY CARE

With the rapidly changing landscape around obesity care both in Aotearoa New Zealand and overseas, more people are accessing non-surgical and surgical interventions to improve their long-term health. This webinar will be an overview of current available treatments and will focus on how to support patients regardless of modality ...

SKIN TEARS ISSUES AND MANAGEMENT

Skin tears are among the most common wounds encountered in healthcare, yet they are often underestimated in terms of complexity and impact. Effective management from the very first moment is crucial to reduce complications, promote healing, and protect patient comfort.

PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER

Ruth is a public health physician and epidemiologist who has worked in population mental health in academic and public service settings. Ruth led the HRC funded Tupuanuku research study which focused on physical health care quality and experiences of discrimination in health services for people ...

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