Vaginal Discharge and Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

Join the NT PHN and our presenter A/Prof Catherine O’Connor when she presents an essential education session on women’s health which will include ground-breaking research and new treatments for Bacterial Vaginosis.

Who is this for?

We encourage GPs and GP Registrars working in primary health settings to attend

Presenter

Associate Professor Catherine O’Connor

Assoc. Prof. Catherine O’Connor, MB.BS(Hons), DrPH, MM, FAChSHM, FRACGP, DRACOG, has extensive international and local experience as a sexual health physician, consultant and academic. She is currently a Visiting Senior Fellow at the Kirby Centre, University of NSW (UNSW), a UNDP HIV/STI medical Specialist for 12 Pacific Island Countries and Locum Senior Staff Specialist at Clinic 34, Alice Springs.

Learning Objectives

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HealthPathways

HealthPathways is a source of contemporary and practical clinical information, localised to the geographical region of the medical practitioner.

The pathways for Abnormal Vaginal Discharge and PID  can be found by logging into your HP account via HealthPathways Please note that HealthPathways has moved to individual log ins.

Using HealthPathways for CPD

RACGP and ACRRM acknowledge HealthPathways as a valuable clinical tool for GPs and have endorsed its use to contribute to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements. HealthPathways provides clinical information for local practitioners and the opportunity to engage in reflective practices to deepen comprehension of patients’ clinical conditions, enhancing overall patient care.

CPD

*One hour of self-reported CPD.
*As a general guide, one hour of active learning equates to one hour of CPD. It is the responsibility of the individual student to calculate how many hours of active learning have been completed. The hours of active learning estimated above should act as a guide to CPD hours.

Questions?

For registration queries, please contact events@ntphn.org.au