Newsletter | Issue 1 | 2019

2019 is now in full swing. We are very pleased to bring to you our news for the new year.

Professor John Murtagh and Professor Neil Spike

Welcome to our 6 new Academic Registrars for 2019.

How can healthcare providers get those at risk of lung cancer to see a doctor earlier? Researchers, lead by Professor Jon Emery, have found that by helping patients at high risk of lung cancer identify and monitor their symptoms, they are 40 per cent more likely to seek help from their doctor.

Domestic Violence and Mental Health. We need to do better.

Designing and implementing new technologies to assist clinical decision making and lifestyle modifications for GPs working with patients with Type 2 Diabetes.

A new evidence-based website about healthy intimate relationships for men

Two discussion papers are available for viewing on the saferfamilies.org.au website

GPs play a pivotal role in how adults who have hearing loss seek help and use audiology services, but we don’t know a great deal about their perspectives of this role, and if there are ways we can support them in fulfilling it. Please help us find out!

Nurses who wish to become Nurse Immunisers can now study on -demand via our new online interactive program

This short e-learning course provides practical ways that health practitioners can increase their skills in identifying and responding to domestic and family violence

A new, online course is coming for those who need specialist advice on how to help patients manage their weight.