Neonatal Stabilisation and Transport Readiness (NeoSTARs) is created and delivered by neonatologists and neonatal nurse educators and teaches current, up to date evidence-based approaches to neonatal stabilisation. Course attendance will help you and your team to understand and master the basic skills required in the care of any sick newborn. As well as technical skills, a high-performance team with strong supportive skills is necessary to deliver care in a safe and timely manner. This course will have a strong focus on advanced skills in crew resource management (team resources), communication and is recommended for a multidisciplinary audience.

Join the Kimberley Health Professionals Network (KHPN) and Alexis Michelides, Specialist Essity Consultant, for a day of practical, hands-on learning designed to build your skills and confidence in splinting and casting. Whether you work in an emergency department, hospital, general practice or remote clinic, these small-group workshops offer the opportunity to learn, practise and refine techniques you can take straight back into your clinical setting.

The Great Southern Health Professionals Network (GSHPN) invites health professionals to join Dr Kirsten Auret, Dr Lorri Hopkins, Jemma Mustey, Ingrid Storm and Dr Sascha Saharov for a heartfelt and thought-provoking evening exploring Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) and the deeply personal conversations that surround end-of-life care.

This Rural Health West CPD workshop, presented by leading specialists in their field, has been designed to offer practising rural medical practitioners an update in toxicological emergencies. This one-day workshop stream covers general and specific topics related to poisoning and local toxicology, using an interactive tutorial format concentrating on small group discussions of case scenarios.

An informative, empowering and social evening created to bring together the women of Geraldton and surrounds. Whether you’re curious, currently navigating changes, or well into the journey, join our panel of local presenters who will share real and relatable knowledge, focused on the signs, symptoms and management of perimenopause and menopause.

Key workshop objectives include: • Gaining enhanced knowledge in the management of cardiac emergencies. • Developing the ability to identify and manage patients with chest pain. • Increasing understanding of arrhythmia management. • Improving proficiency in responding to cardiac arrest. • Building greater awareness of strategies to maximize patient safety and care.

By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Recognise the importance of oxygenation and ventilation in the assessment and management of the critically ill patient. • Describe the indications, contraindications and technique for endotracheal intubation. • Perform airway management: including use of airway adjuncts and rapid sequence intubation, and failed intubation pathway techniques. • Assess the patient with respiratory distress and failure. • Use non-invasive and invasive oxygenation and ventilation strategies according to clinical indication. • Manage patients with foreign body airway obstruction, haemoptysis, acute asthma, COPD, acute pulmonary oedema, pneumothorax, pleural effusions, pulmonary embolism, pneumonia, croup, bronchiolitis, and thoracic injuries affecting airway, oxygenation and ventilation. • Perform pleural decompression and drainage. • Interpret blood gases and chest x-rays in the context of respiratory illness and injury

This Rural Health West CPD workshop, presented by leading specialists in their field, has been designed to offer practising rural medical practitioners an update in toxicological emergencies. This one-day workshop stream covers general and specific topics related to poisoning and local toxicology, using an interactive tutorial format concentrating on small group discussions of case scenarios.

This forum is part of the WA Country Health Service and Rural Health West Resident Specialist and Procedural GP Education Series. The two day-Rural Anaesthetics Forum 2026, will include lectures, interactive discussions and sessions delivered concurrently and facilitated by experienced specialists. The forum will provide an opportunity to network with fellow colleagues.

Join us at the WA Ear and Hearing Health Forum 2026! This two-day event will bring together health professionals, service providers, and researchers to share insights, strengthen partnerships, and advance ear and hearing health outcomes across Western Australia.

The Rural Health West CPD REACT+ workshop is designed to assist Western Australian Visiting Medical Practitioners to maintain their emergency knowledge and skills, and gain formal assessment towards their emergency credentialing, as required by WA Country Health Service. Covering medical emergencies, major trauma and cardiac arrest in adults and children, and associated lifesaving procedural skills training, REACT+ is a highly interactive workshop. Participants are provided with audio-visual pre-learning materials and the course consists almost entirely of small group practical skills stations and simulated scenarios.

Join us at the WA Aboriginal Eye Health Forum 2026! This event will provide the opportunity to share knowledge, strengthen partnerships, and explore practical approaches that support Leadership, Equity and Innovation in Aboriginal eye health.