All Events

We are delivering workshops about the Initial Assessment and Referral-Decision Support Tool (IAR-DST) – A mental health initiative developed by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care. 

Hawkesbury: Join us in person for a catered training dinner and learn about recognising the signs of sexual violence and child sexual abuse in a primary care setting, learn how to respond appropriately and know what referral pathways are. 

Wentworth Healthcare has partnered with the Black Dog Institute to deliver two hour online (plus one hour pre-work) Suicide Prevention Coaching Sessions for Health Professionals who have completed either Advanced Training in Suicide Prevention (ATiSP) or the upcoming Talking About Suicide in General Practice (TASiGP) workshops.

We would like to invite GPs, practice nurses, and practice staff to our upcoming Primary Sense Lunch & Learn Series. This session is designed to help you seamlessly integrate Primary Sense into your daily workflow.

The Talking About Suicide in General Practice workshop aims to increase GPs skill and confidence in recognising presentations where suicide risk is high...

We are inviting primary care staff across the Nepean Blue Mountains region to attend a catered event hosted by Relationships Australia (NSW). In partnership with Wentworth Healthcare Limited.

The Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Awareness course covers all aspects of resuscitation and basic life support. It is open to all healthcare professionals and health administration staff actively employed in our region.

We would like to invite GPs and Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District Staff to join us for an online event Nicotine Addiction, Smoking, and Vaping Cessation, presented by renowned Smoking Cessation Pioneer Professor Renee Bittoun. 

Join us for the final Practice Managers Network event of 2024! Due to popular demand, this event will be held online. 

Blue Mountains: Research indicates that GPs are frequently chosen by victim-survivors as the professionals to whom they disclose their experience, with 4 in 10 victim-survivors seeing advice or support from a general practitioner or other health professional.