What is Health eMinds ECHO? * a virtual network to share knowledge and experience related to mental health care and services * a series of free interactive, case-based education sessions delivered online, bringing together specialist and primary care services * a community of practice which helps decrease professional isolation and fosters a supportive network across northern Australia * free for any healthcare workers, including allied, community and mental health services (clinical and non-clinical). Benefits of Health eMinds ECHO * A virtual network to share mental health care knowledge & experiences * An opportunity to connect with mental health specialists *...

Head First: A Community Talk on Concussion and Brain Health THURSDAY 3 APRIL 2025 | 5.00pm–6.00pm Broome Surf Life Saving Club – Cable Beach, Broome REGISTRATIONS ARE ESSENTIAL REGISTER HERE Presented by Dr Nathan Luies Sports and Exercise Medicine Physician Dr Nathan Luies is Australia’s first Indigenous Sports and Exercise Medicine Physician, with a background in physiotherapy and a medical degree from The University of Western Australia. He currently provides specialist sports medicine care in his Broome community. Dr Luies consults to the AFL on Indigenous health policy, delivers sports cultural safety training, and works with the West Coast Eagles...

Trauma-Informed Care Seminar 6.30pm - 8.30pm, Tuesday 8 April, RCS training Hub 1/49 Dampier Tce Broome Kimberley health professionals are invited to an interactive evening seminar with visiting Geelong-based Psychiatrist Prof. Ajeet Singh. Dr Singh's areas of expertise include trauma and neuroscience-informed care, mood disorders, self-relationship psycho-analytics, and pharmacogenetics. Dr Singh is also an author of the current and past RANZCP Mood Disorders Clinical Practice Guidelines and has published more than 100 academic papers whilst a fulltime clinician. Read more Professor Ajeet Singh - Empathic Psychiatry - Geelong, VIC. Networking Dinner and drinks will be provided at the conclusion of the...

What is Telehealth Skills ECHO? A virtual network to share telehealth knowledge and experiences – increasing knowledge, capacity and quality health care A series of free, interactive, case-based virtual mentoring sessions to support telehealth in a range of healthcare settings Sessions are open to anyone working in healthcare in Northern Australia who are using or considering using telehealth services A peer network that decreases professional isolation – improving health outcomes for patients and families Monthly development sessions include: 10 minute presentation by telehealth experts Case study tell us about your telehealth challenge Q+A of the presentation and case study –...

Join us on the last Thursday of each month for a peer-led education series that will kick off your day in the right way! Our presenters are highly passionate about the topics they are presenting on with the lived experience of delivering health outcomes in the Kimberley region. Whether or not you need a little upskilling or just interested in the topic, these free sessions are a great way to learn and connect with your fellow Health Professionals. April/May topic; Critical Conversations - An introduction to an approach that will help you address conflict or difficult conversations in any context,...

What is Health eMinds ECHO? * a virtual network to share knowledge and experience related to mental health care and services * a series of free interactive, case-based education sessions delivered online, bringing together specialist and primary care services * a community of practice which helps decrease professional isolation and fosters a supportive network across northern Australia * free for any healthcare workers, including allied, community and mental health services (clinical and non-clinical). Benefits of Health eMinds ECHO * A virtual network to share mental health care knowledge & experiences * An opportunity to connect with mental health specialists *...

Rural Health West in conjunction with Heart Foundation, WA Rheumatic Heart Disease Register and the Australian Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation Association invite you to this interactive webinar to assist health professionals working in rural areas. Hosted by: Helen McLean – Heart Support Australia, National Program Coordinator and ACRA Education & Training sub-committee Presented by: Dr Nikky Gordon – Researcher and Exercise Physiologist, UWA and WA Centre for Rural Health Geraldton Presenting the WA Data Capture Report: WA-specific results from a national survey on cardiac rehabilitation data collection and management. Results include a summary of service characteristics (and how these compare...