National Primary Care Virtual Roadshow

We're excited to announce that our CVD prevention workshops are returning in 2024, coming to priority regions across Australia. Join us in the upcoming virtual roadshow, presented in partnership with Hunter New England & Central Coast PHN on Wednesday June 19^th 2024, at 6:00pm (AEST). 

This is an event that primary care health professionals in the NSW region won't want to miss!

Following a successful 2023, these workshops are finely tuned to provide locally tailored CVD clinical education, addressing region-specific challenges through a locally relevant case study, insights, and expertise.

Now, as we gear up for our next workshop, we invite you to join us for an evening of learning and collaboration. Save your spot now by registering for this event.

Stay tuned for more upcoming events across Australia. We can't wait to have you with us!

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What can I expect from a Virtual Roadshow experience?  

Nationally designed and locally implemented, this will be the largest CVD prevention roadshow for Australian primary care. 

Delivered in partnership with the local PHN, each education session will equip participants with the latest evidence and advice tailored to the needs of your local health area, complete with local referral pathways.

In 1.5 hours of live, interactive virtual workshop, you will:  

• Update your knowledge through a local specialist presentation  

• Explore practical application during breakout activities  

• Access live chat and Q&A with a multidisciplinary panel, curated for your area  

• Meet, network and exchange ideas with colleagues from similar healthcare settings  

You will walk away with practical advice, tools and resources to easily identify, assess and manage CVD risk, embedded as part of routine preventative care for your community.

If you’d like to learn more about our Primary Care Virtual Roadshow, please contact our team at [email protected] 

The activity is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care, as part of the Public Health and Chronic Disease program. We also acknowledge the support of the Victorian Government in the development of this Roadshow.