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SUMMARY:Getting started with Co-Design
DESCRIPTION:$15 \nWED May 25 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm \nGetting started with Co-Design \nDelivering successful projects in the community relies on building trust and engaging in a meaningful way with stakeholders and partners. Co-design is about creating with stakeholders to ensure the results meet their needs and are usable. \nJoin Injury Matters as Olivia O’Conner\, a consultant with experience in evidence-based collaboration and consultation as she delivers this workshop on getting started with Co-design. This engaging and interactive webinar is designed to inspire ideas and allow discussion on translating theory into action. The training aims to build the capacity of health and community professionals to use Co-design principles\, while overcoming barriers such as time and funding constraints. \nThe online workshop training aims to: \n\nIncreased knowledge of Co-design principles and when they should be used\nIncreased awareness of barriers to good Co-design and strategies to overcome these barriers\nIncreased skills in applying Co-design principles in program development\nIncreased confidence to use Co-design in program development and to engage Stakeholders and partners.\n\nWho can attend? \nThis training is suitable for health professionals working in local government\, not-for-profit/community sector\, mental health\, public health and regional organisations that want to improve their collaboration and engagement with Stakeholders and partners. \nOnline workshop access requirements \nThis interactive workshop will be run on the Zoom Meeting Platform and will involve being placed in a breakout room to participate in group case study reviews and discussions. To take part in this workshop you will need: \n\nAccess to a reliable internet connection\nA device with both a camera and microphone\n\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://khpn.com.au/event/getting-started-with-co-design/
LOCATION:Online\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Let's talk about violence in WA webinar
DESCRIPTION:Let’s talk about violence in WA webinar \nWhen: May 10 @ 10:00am – 11:30am \nWhere: Online via ZOOM \nCost: FREE \n  \nViolence is a growing issue in Western Australia\, with 17\,134 hospitalisations due to assault and people aged 25 – 44 having the highest incidence of hospitalisations due to assault. Join Injury Matters and a range of professionals while we explore topics such as family and domestic violence and elder abuse\, while hearing about a smoking cessation and violence prevention pilot program trialled at Royal Perth Hospital. We will hear from: \n\nLisa Jones from Lifeline WA on Family and Domestic Violence\nLouise Forster from Advocare on Elder Abuse\nHolly Scott and Rachel Wixon from East Metro Health Service on the Royal Perth Hospital Violence Prevention Pilot Project.\n\nLearn more about the work being done in this space\, and ways that you can advocate for safer environments in WA. \n  \nRead more and register here.
URL:https://khpn.com.au/event/lets-talk-about-violence-in-wa-webinar/
LOCATION:Online\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220505T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220505T113000
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SUMMARY:Ready\, willing\, and able: Motivational interviewing in falls prevention practice
DESCRIPTION:FREE \nTHU May 5 @ 10:00 am – 11:30 am \nReady\, willing\, and able: Motivational interviewing in falls prevention practice \nHow do we influence behaviour change in falls prevention practice? \nMotivational interviewing is a communication style for strengthening client personal motivation and commitment to change. Motivational interviewing is a valuable tool for health professionals working with older adult clients who are resistant about change and provides workers with strategies and skills to support clients to implement meaningful behaviour change. \nJoin Injury Matters with guest facilitator Professor Moira Sim\, from Edith Cowan University\, for the Ready\, willing\, and able: Motivational interviewing in falls prevention practice online workshop. This training will explore motivational interviewing as a behaviour change strategy in falls prevention among older adults and aims to increase participant skills in applying a motivational interviewing approach within their own role. \nThis online workshop aims to: \n\nIncrease awareness of motivational interviewing as a behaviour change strategy in falls prevention among older adults.\nIncrease knowledge of the key processes in motivational interviewing with older adult clients.\nIncrease skills in applying motivational interviewing techniques within a falls prevention context.\nIncrease confidence in applying a motivational interviewing approach within own role.\n\nWho can attend? \nThis online workshop is suitable for health professionals who work closely with older adults such as practice nurses\, health care workers\, nutritionists and dieticians\, occupational therapists\, aged care workers\, physiotherapists and exercise physiologists\, social workers\, carers and support workers\, health promotion and public health practitioners. \nOnline workshop access requirements\nThis interactive workshop will be run on the Zoom Meeting Platform and will involve being placed in a breakout room to participate in group case study reviews and discussions. To take part in this workshop you will need: \n\nAccess to a reliable internet connection\nA device with both a camera and microphone\n\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://khpn.com.au/event/ready-willing-and-able-motivational-interviewing-in-falls-prevention-practice/
LOCATION:Online\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20220504T120000
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SUMMARY:Through the Looking Glass: Engaging Multicultural Communities within Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion online workshop
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday 4th May 2022 \nTime: 9am – 12noon AWST \nLocation: Online via Zoom \nCost: Free but registration is compulsory as spots are limited \n  \nWestern Australia (WA) has a rapidly increasing multicultural population\, with unique demographics of culturally and linguistically diverse (CaLD) communities in WA adding to the complexity of the contributing factors which can increase the risk of injury within multicultural communities. The three leading injury areas affecting people from CaLD communities in WA are drowning\, intentional self-harm\, and violence. With a number of health programs out there already tackling these prevalent issues\, how do we better engage with multicultural communities to address these areas of concern? \n  \nJoin Injury Matters as Deborah Pyatt\, a training consultant with 30 years of experience working with diverse communities\, will be facilitating this interactive and engaging workshop. This training aims to build the capacity of health and community professionals to increase understanding of the impact of key cultural aspects in CaLD communities in WA to better engage\, plan\, and implement programs and services which target injury prevention and safety promotion. \n  \nThis online workshop training aims to: \n\nIncrease awareness of the leading causes of injury within the CaLD community in WA.\nIncrease knowledge of the barriers CaLD communities face in accessing appropriate services.\nIncrease knowledge of the underlying cultural\, social\, and psychosocial factors that influence injury within CaLD communities.\nIncrease skills in applying culturally inclusive practices for accessible and appropriate health programs and service delivery for the WA CaLD community.\n\nRead more about this training and register your interest \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://khpn.com.au/event/through-the-looking-glass-engaging-multicultural-communities-within-injury-prevention-and-safety-promotion-online-workshop/
LOCATION:Online\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Elder abuse recognition and response in older adult clients online workshop
DESCRIPTION:FREE \nWED April 27 @ 10:00 am – 12:30 pm \nElder abuse recognition and response in older adult clients online workshop \nElder abuse is a serious public health issue\, estimated to affect 1 in 20 older adults in Western Australia. It can take many forms\, including financial\, social\, physical\, sexual\, psychological\, and emotional abuse\, and can occur in a range of different settings. Elder abuse can have ongoing health impacts on an individual\, such as physical injury\, poor mental health\, and increased risk of placement in residential aged care. \nAs with many forms of abuse\, it can be difficult for an individual experiencing elder abuse to speak out. It is vital that health and community professionals working with older adults in WA carry the skills to recognise and respond to elder abuse to ensure the safety of their clients. \nJoin Injury Matters\, with guest facilitator Shawnee Van Poeteren from Advocare for the ‘Elder abuse recognition and response in older adult clients’ online workshop\, where we will explore: \n\nElder abuse and its impact on older adults\nHow to recognise and respond to elder abuse\nOptions for clients experiencing elder abuse\nThe Elder Abuse Protocol and 5-step approach for action against elder abuse\nElder abuse policy and procedure for organisations\nAdvocare and how they can assist you\n\nWho should attend? \nThis training is for anyone working with older adults\, including home care service providers\, carers and support workers\, community workers\, and health and allied health professionals. \nOnline workshop access requirements \nThis interactive workshop will be run on the Zoom Meeting Platform and will involve being placed in a breakout room to participate in group case study reviews and discussions. To take part in this workshop you will need: \n\nAccess to a reliable internet connection\nA device with both a camera and microphone\n\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://khpn.com.au/event/elder-abuse-recognition-and-response-in-older-adult-clients-online-workshop/
LOCATION:Online\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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SUMMARY:Feet and Falls – exploring the link between foot health and falls risk in older adults
DESCRIPTION:April 26 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm \nFeet and Falls – exploring the link between foot health and falls risk in older adults \nOlder adults are at a higher risk of foot related health problems that increase their risk of falling. Foot health can affect an older adults’ posture\, stability\, balance\, and walking pattern\, influencing the risk of falls. A diagnosis of diabetes is a big risk factor to foot health\, with recent studies also linking peripheral neuropathy and falls. Join Injury Matters\, in partnership with Podiatry WA\, in an online webinar training as we explore key risk factors to foot health and falls; we will hear from Christine Morton from Diabetes WA on the risk of diabetes and falls in older adults\, and Deb Schoen on the latest research on peripheral neuropathy and falls in older adults. \nThis training aims to: \n\nIncrease knowledge of the link between foot health and falls prevention\nIncrease awareness of diabetes as a risk factor for foot health and symptoms to look out for in older adults\nIncrease skills in identifying peripheral neuropathy as a risk factor for falls in older adults and strategies to overcome them\nIncrease awareness of appropriate resources to support foot health in older adults\n\nThis webinar is suitable for early/mid career podiatrists\, general practitioners\, allied health nurses and aged care nurses/workers. \nRead more and register here. \n 
URL:https://khpn.com.au/event/feet-and-falls-exploring-the-link-between-foot-health-and-falls-risk-in-older-adults/
LOCATION:Online\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health
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