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POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION & TRAINING continued
Date
Postgraduate Education & Training
Contact Information
26 Sept Grand Round Education Series 4 – Infectious disease: sick returning travellers from SE
Asia, cellulites and PUO. Venue: RACGP WA faculty.
amy.felton@racgp.org.au
26 -28
Sept
Intervention Pulmonary: EBUS Bronchoscopy and Advanced Bronchoscopic
Techniques. Suitable for Respiratory Physicians and Trainees. Venue: UWA
www.ctec.uwa.edu.au
4 Oct Core Skills – Laparoscopic Upper GI and Bariatric Surgery: Suitable for SET 3 – 5
Surgical Trainees and Consultant General Surgeons. This course will focus on bench
top stapling, live laparoscopic animal workshop, cadaver workshop, laparoscopic
fundoplication and open Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Venue – UWA: 9am – 6pm
www.ctec.uwa.edu.au
5 - 6
Oct
Anatomy of Complications Workshop– Suitable for Obstetric and Gynaecology
Specialists, Venue: UWA / KEMH
wendy.rutherford@health.
wa.gov.au
22 Oct Introduction to Eating Disorder Training - Part 1: Suitable for rural and remote
professionals and GPs. Provides an introduction to understanding, identifying and
assessing eating disorders, including information on screening, engagement and a
comprehensive multi-disciplinary assessment approach. Venue – PMH: 9am – 4pm
25 Oct Emergency Skills and Crisis Management – Suitable for multi-disciplinary groups from
specialty areas, medical nursing or allied health. Course provides a systematic team
approach to the management of patient critical incidents. Accreditation: CME/CPD,
ANZCA. Venue: The CENTER, 1 Salvado Road, Subiaco
26 Oct The Cutting Edge: Essential Surgical Skills: Suitable for GPs & Nurse Practitioners –
metro and rural. Venue: UWA
29 Oct Medical Research Seminar Series – Advances in type two diabetes. Asst/Prof Vance
Matthews. Venue: WA Institute for Medical Research Seminar Room QE11 Medical
Centre, Nedlands 12.30pm – 1.30pm with light lunch from 12 noon.
29 Oct Introduction to Eating Disorder Training - Part 2: Treatment strategies for the eating
disorder including the roles of different professionals. Provides emphasis on the phases
of eating disorders across time and on stages of motivation for change. Venue – PMH:
9am – 4pm
30 Oct ENT Update – Suitable for GPs and Junior Doctors. The session will provide basis
skills, and techniques in ENT diagnosis, treatment and referral with an overview of ENT
emergencies. Accreditation: RACGP, NMBA, ACRRM, PRPD EM MOPS. Venue: The
CENTER, 1 Salvado Road, Subiaco 8.30am to 4.30pm (8 hours)
Blanca.PrietoHugot@health.
wa.gov.au
www.thecenter.org.au
www.ctec.uwa.edu.au
www.liwa.uwa.edu.au
Blanca.PrietoHugot@health.
wa.gov.au
www.thecenter.org.au
30 Oct-
2 Nov
Doctors Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health for Medical Practitioners.
Venue: FPWA Sexual Health Service – 70 Roe St., Northbridge
www.fpwa.org.au
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2012 AUGUST
EVENT
FEATURE
Coroner’s Court – Lifting the Veil
Wednesday 24 October 2012 Where: AMA (WA) 14 Stirling Highway, Nedlands
Presenters: Gary Cooper (Principal Registrar - Office of the State Coroner)
Janet Harry (Medico-Legal Advisor - MDA National)
This seminar will cover what you need to know about appearing at a coronial inquest from both the perspective of the
Office of the State Coroner and a medical defence organisation.
Doctors – of all specialities – are the most likely of any profession to be called on to give evidence at a coronial inquest.
This event is of particular importance for doctors of all specialities, and especially interns, residents and registrars. The
seminar will explain why you need the support of the AMA or a MDO when appearing before a Coronial inquest.
August MEDICUS 73