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Webinars

It can be challenging for health professionals to access relevant education and training, so that’s why we run a popular regular webinar series designed specifically for health professionals. The topics are chosen based on requests we receive, so if there is a topic you would like, please let us know. There is a mix of daytime and evening sessions, and although we encourage live participation, sessions are recorded for those unable to watch live.

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MOISTURE ASSOCIATED SKIN DISORDERS – MASD

Join us for an engaging webinar on MASD, exploring its impact on patient comfort, skin integrity, and quality of life. Learn about the causes and types, including incontinence-associated dermatitis, and peri-wound moisture. Gain practical strategies for assessment, prevention, and ...

THE SHAKERS & MOVERS OF PARKINSON’S DISEASE

Tony specialises in Parkinson's disease and movement disorders and supporting Neurology Nurse Specialists with other neurological conditions. He holds a Master of Nursing (1st Hons), Bachelor of Health Science (High Distinction), and a Post Graduate Diploma of Gerontology ...

MANAGING DIABETES IN PALLIATIVE & END-OF-LIFE CARE

This presentation will provide an overview of managing all types of diabetes in palliative care, including considerations at the end of life. It will cover approaches to new technology in type 1 diabetes, such as continuous glucose monitoring and insulin pump therapy, as well as recent medications in type 2 diabetes, including empagliflozin, dulaglutide, and liraglutide ...

PREVENTING FALLS IN THE ELDERLY

Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury in older people and are often a consequence of frailty. They can result in significant injury, functional decline, loss of confidence and death. Preventing and reducing falls is everyone’s responsibility ...

PALLIATIVE CARE & STROKE

Dr Peter Eastman is a clinician-researcher and Director of the Barwon Health Department of Palliative Care. Peter is heavily involved in medical education at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and holds honorary appointments with both Deakin University and University of Technology Sydney ...

DYSFUNCTIONAL EATING

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the emotional, psychological, and social factors behind dysfunctional eating. Those with lived experience will be joined by a qualified dietitian. You will gain first-hand insights from individuals' personal journeys, helping you as a health practitioner ...

URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

Any man, woman or child can suffer from UTIs which, if not effectively diagnosed and treated, can lead onto distressing, painful symptoms and even urosepsis. They are one of the most common, global, bacterial, infections with women ...

NAVIGATING THE COMPLEXITIES OF ME/CFS AND LONG COVID

ME/CFS and long COVID significantly impact the lives of those living with these chronic conditions. With an estimated 25-45k cases of ME/CFS in Aotearoa and growing numbers of long COVID, primary care practitioners need to feel equipped to assess...

THE GIFT OF EYE TISSUE DONATION AT THE END OF LIFE

Many New Zealanders are not aware that eye donation is an option, and it is not widely discussed or offered. Corneal transplantation has restored vision for hundreds of New Zealanders, and this is why eye donation is commonly referred to as the ‘gift of sight’ ...

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 ...

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 that can ...

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH 101

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

MANAGING OEDEMA IN PALLIATIVE CARE

This webinar presented by Rebecca Aburn discusses Compression Therapy and active and palliative treatment options ...

PROSTATE CANCER

Prostate cancer is New Zealand’s most diagnosed cancer and people in rural communities suer disproportionately poorer outcomes from the disease. Our guest presenters are Wellington Consultant Urologist, Mr Jim Duthie, and Chief Executive of the Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ, Mr Peter Dickens. They will cover the latest research and guidelines on screening and early detection ...

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 ...

PALLIATIVE CARE IN RENAL FAILURE

Dr Brennan is a Palliative Care Physician based at St George and Calvary Hospitals Sydney. He is employed within the Renal Department at St George Hospital in a Kidney Supportive Care service ...

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 ...

FOCUS ON MACULAR DEGENERATION

Macular Degeneration is the most common cause of blindness in New Zealand affecting 1 in 7 people. Early detection and treatment can be critical to preventing sight loss especially from the quickly progressing wet form of the disease. Join us for an informative lunchtime webinar to learn about the key signs and symptoms for Macular Degeneration and potential treatments and support ...

CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS MASTERCLASS

Sandy is a Nurse Researcher at the Emergency Department, Waitaha, Te Whatu Ora (Christchurch Hospital). Her career has been predominantly in emergency nursing and she completed her PhD focussing on the challenge of understanding ED overcrowding. She has taught at the Universities ....

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