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My Health Hub

Education for health professionals

BY MOBILE HEALTH

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.

Short courses

The self-directed online learning courses on a variety of topics can be completed at a time and pace that suits each health professional.

Presenters

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

Webinars coming soon

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH 101

Join us for an insightful evening webinar that will explore qualitative approaches in palliative care research from academic, clinical, and research perspectives. Research is oen required for various audits, and rural areas may lack access to substantial quantitative data. Qualitative data not only complements the ...

ASSESSING & MANAGING MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY – CONCUSSION

There have been a lot of recent advances in how mild traumatic brain injuries (including concussion) should be assessed and managed. There have also been recent changes to ACC processes. This session will provide updates on the latest research evidence, current processes and tools ...

NOURISHING MINDS: HOW NUTRITION CAN SUPPORT DEMENTIA CARE

Nutrition plays a vital role in the prevention and management of dementia. This webinar will present the latest evidence on nutrition and brain health and provide practical tips on how to optimise nutrition for people with dementia, both in the community ...

What’s new to view

GYNAECOLOGICAL CANCER AN UPDATE FOR PRIMARY CARE

Gynaecological cancers are the fih most common site of cancer in Aotearoa New Zealand and the fourth cause of cancer mortality in women. Our guest presenter, Associate Professor Peter Sykes will outline recent changes with regard to incidence ...

SKIN CANCER UPDATE FOR PRIMARY CARE

80% of new cancers diagnosed in Aotearoa New Zealand are skin cancer. With summer around the corner this will be a timely update in the latest research, best practice for prevention, early detection and treatment options to provide best possible outcomes for your ...

MANAGEMENT OF HEART FAILURE

Heart failure is an increasingly common diagnosis, and one where we can often gain improvement in patient symptoms and in heart function with guideline directed medications. Heart failure care has evolved over the last few years, with more emphasis now being placed on optimising a wider variety of medications ...