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Communicable Diseases Update for NT GPs

Communicable Diseases Update for NT GPs

The RACGP invites GPs to a free education evening to ensure you’re up-to-date with current and emerging Communicable Diseases in the NT

Join Dr Hayley Dyke Head of Surveillance & Response, NT Health Centre for Disease Control at our office at CDU Casuarina or online for this informative update on current and emerging Communicable Diseases in the NT. This in person workshop and online webinar will include details on H5 influenza (Avian Flu) internationally, mpox in Australia, measles and pertussis in the Territory, with a focus on what to look out for and how to best manage these in General Practice.

To register to attend in-person, please click the Free Registration button.

If you’re unable to attend in-person, please register to join the presentation online via the link below:

Register here to attend online (via the zoom platform)

Learning outcomes

  1. Recall GP role in responding to communicable diseases
  2. Recall communicable disease differential diagnoses for presentations of fever and/or rashes
  3. Implement diagnosis and local referral processes for communicable diseases

CPD

RACGP CPD Approved Activity – Educational Activities 1.0

Questions?

For registration queries, please contact:

Email: Jeanne Woodall
Call: 08 8267 8399


Date

15 May 2025

Time

ACST
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Location

Charles Darwin University, Yellow Building 1, Level 3.
Ellengowan Drive, Casuarina NT 0909
Category

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