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MAY 2020 |
Suicide in late life: The impact of Covid-19 |
JUNE 2020 |
Event Name: Cancer Nurses Society of Australia 23rd Annual Congress
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MARCH 2019 |
Safeside – Next-generation Suicide Prevention Training Learn a systematic framework to unite your team and guide best practice in recovery oriented care. |
APRIL 2019 |
APS College of Health Psychologists Conference 25 - 27 April 2019 Health Psychology is an ever-growing field of practice and research and we are acknowledging this by the conference title of ‘Applying new solutions in Health Psychology’. Our keynotes will be Professor Kenneth Pakenham and Dr Rachel Reilly. There will also be other speakers and poster presenters with expertise in chronic pain, psychocardiology, psychogastroenterology, perinatal mental health, substance use and indigenous health. This will ensure that the long ANZAC Day weekend in 2019 will be unforgettable for Health Psychologists, Public Health researchers and those that work in Health Psychology related areas. For more information: https://www.psychology.org.au/APS-CHP-Conf/2019 |
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Working with Culturally Diverse Clients. A Workshop for Mental Health Professionals
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AUGUST
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SEPTEMBER
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“Raise Your Voice” Collaboration in older People’s Mental Health, Aged and Dementia Care 13 September 2019 With the Aged Care enquiry currently prominent in the news don’t miss your chance to hear from some of the leading Clinicians in the Aged Care, Older Peoples Mental Health and Dementia Sector. Are you working in one of these areas as a Nurse and feel like it can be a silo? This year’s Psychogeriatric Nurses (PGNA) Conference is focused on Collaboration working in Older Peoples Mental Health, Aged and Dementia Care. This is an opportunity to hear some good news stories from the sector and a chance to “Raise your Voice!” Opening Address by Dr. Suzanne Packer AM – 2019 Senior Australian of the Year and the Keynote Speaker is Professor Maria Fiatarone Singh, Geriatrician. Other speakers include; Catherine Brown, Nurse Practitioner (Psychogeriatrics & Cognition) Book your tickets now at https://pgnaconferenceraiseyourvoice.floktu.com/
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