Loading Events

Managing paediatric fractures: what GPs need to know | Webinar

Details

Date & Time

Wednesday 9th September @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Venue

Online, ZOOM

Event Category

General practice

Organiser

Murray PHN

  • This event has passed.

Date

Wednesday 9th September @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Venue

ZOOM

Organiser

(03) 4408 5600

View Organiser Website

Many simple fractures and soft tissue injuries in children can be safely managed through a physiotherapy-led virtual fracture clinic. This session will outline best practice management of upper and lower limb paediatric fractures including tips, tricks and unusual cases. There will also be an update on guidelines and resources available.

Presenter:

Dr Lucas Annabell is a Victorian and internationally trained Orthopaedic surgeon. He holds appointments at The Royal Children’s Hospital and The Alfred and is now well established at The Epworth and the new Adeney Private. Lucas’ areas of speciality include hip preservation, hip replacement, baby and adolescent hips, paediatric fractures and limb reconstruction.

Learning outcomes:

  • Identify common paediatric upper limb injuries including guidelines for treatment
  • Identify common paediatric lower limb injuries including guidelines for treatment
  • Describe the evidence base behind virtual fracture clinics in primary orthopaedic care

Audience:

GPs, GP registrars and other primary healthcare professionals

Enquiries: education@murrayphn.org.au

General practice

Related events for General practice

Initial Assessment and Referral Decision Support Tool (IAR-DST)

By Western Sydney PHN

The workshop will be facilitated by an experienced IAR Training and Support Officer (TSO) from the National TSO Network. The session teaches you how to use the IAR-DST, not how to conduct an assessment. The IAR-DST is not an assessment tool; it is a decision aid. Once you have completed a session you are able to use all adaptations of the IAR-DST.
CPD hours IAR-DST

Yarning Circle for Practice Nurses & GPs: First Nations Aboriginal Palliative Care

By Palliative Care Victoria

This 45-minute session is aimed to introduce a current project that Palliative Care Victoria is leading in First Nations Aboriginal Palliative Care.
Aged care First Nations Palliative care

Cultural Considerations for Palliative Care Plan for First Nations People

By Palliative Care Australia

Palliative Care Victoria is hosting a series of online yarning sessions across Victoria to introduce the Yingawugel bungim yiya: Songlines for Deep Dreaming project. Developed in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, the project has created a culturally safe, trauma-informed palliative care plan to support Elders living in residential aged care homes. The sessions will introduce the plan, discuss practical implementation, and provide information on participating in the current project trial.
Aboriginal Health Aged care General practice

Was this content helpful to you?

Yes
No
Thanks for your feedback!