GP-Led Māori Alcohol and Drug Training

Webinar and In person 

Whare Tukutuku invite GPs to attend upcoming training – He Mana Ake GP-Led Māori Alcohol and Drug Training. This training is intended for GPs to help increase their confidence to initiate conversations about alcohol and drugs with their patients and understand what support they can provide.

Auckland In-person Wānanga: Saturday 10 May 2025, 10am-3pm – A comprehensive session covering the impact of alcohol, methamphetamine, and other drugs for Māori, including managing withdrawal.

ACC online event for primary and secondary care

WEBINAR

Following the ‘working together to improve patient outcome’ series in February, ACC invite you to join them as they feedback on next steps, including:

• how they will use the feedback provided
• an outline of the timeframes they are working to for delivering suggested improvements
• an introduction to the newly formed advisory groups (from the expression of interest), who they will work closely with plans for regular engagement along the way.

Learn more, and register for one of the sessions.
Thursday 29 May, 12-1pm & Thursday 29 May, 6-7pm.

Enhance your Paediatric ADHD Expertise

TRAINING NP & GP: The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP)

As ADHD medication prescribing practices continue to evolve, it’s important to stay informed and confident in navigating these changes.

Join us for an expert-led training focused on the comprehensive management of ADHD in children, including both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches.

Topics include:

• Aetiology, assessment, and diagnosis of ADHD.
• Initiating, titrating, and adjusting ADHD medications.
• Practical strategies for behaviour management at home and in school.
• Supporting emotional regulation and self-control.
• The role of sleep, diet, and exercise in ADHD care.

This engaging session will equip you to deliver evidence-based, holistic ADHD support for your paediatric patients.

Joining the dots: A holistic approach for Chronic Kidney Disease diagnosis and management

TRAINING NP & GP

This session is designed for general practitioners and nurse practitioners. It will also be of interest to all community providers supporting patients with CKD, including practice nurses, health coaches, health improvement practitioners, and pharmacists. 

 Session focus

• Proactive identification of those at risk 
• Understanding CKD within the individual patient context
• A holistic approach for CKD management: 
• considering CKD as part of the wider CKM (cardiac, kidney, metabolic) syndrome  
• supporting good outcomes with a three-pronged approach across lifestyle, education, and medication 
• Pathway update 

Presenters Dr Walaa W.M. Saweirs Consultant Nephrologist (Te Tai Tokerau Renal Service) and Chair Early CKD Models of Care (Renal National Clinical Network). Dr Dianne Davis General Practitioner, HealthPathways Clinical Editor, Northland.

Moderator Dr Jo Scott-Jones
Pinnacle Clinical Director, Te Manawa Taki HealthPathways Clinical Governance Chairperson 

Format – The session will be recorded for those unable to attend, and the recording shared on HealthPathways. Submit questions prior to the webinar via the Comments & Questions field in the registration form. 

CPD

• Up to 1 hour of professional development – certificate of attendance
• RNZCGP Fellows – up to 2 CPD points

Questions? Email HealthPathwaysEducation@streamliners.com

Free Access to Safeguarding Children Courses

At your own pace

Thanks to the Wright Family Foundation, those working with tamariki and rangatahi in the Bay of Plenty can now access Safeguarding Children on-demand courses for free. Spaces are limited, so register now to secure your spot.

Available courses include:

• Fundamentals of Safeguarding & Child Protection
• Safeguarding & Child Protection for various sectors (Local Government, ECE, Schools, Religious Sector)
• Recognising & Responding to Neglect
• Recognising & Responding to Child Sexual Abuse
• Recorded Webinars on Disclosures, Information Sharing, Policy & Procedure

MSD training series 2025

WEbinar Series

The series provides information to new and existing practitioners across the housing and homelessness sector and other related sectors such as health, and corrections. Through these sessions we will connect you with regional MSD teams across Aotearoa including Community Liaison Advisors and Regional Housing Managers.

This year’s series includes updated information and new sessions focusing on the following topics:

Cervical Screening Training

Blended Learning 8 Hours Online Modules and 8 Hours Practical Day

To strengthen the cervical screening workforce across the motu there are a number of Cervical Screening Course being held in 2025.

The course is offered in a blended learning format, with the theoretical component available online via Tāku Ako and a single-day practical session for hands-on training with our experienced nurse educators.

Closest location and date for EBOP is May 22 – Tauranga but others are on offer.

Rural GP Conference

focus on the health and wellbeing of rural communities

The programme for the National Rural Health Conference 2025, taking place on 2-3 May at the Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre, is now live!

This year’s event will feature keynote speakers, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities to explore the latest advancements and challenges in rural healthcare. It’s a must-attend for anyone involved in rural health, offering the chance to connect with experts and peers across the sector.

GP CME: General Practice Conference and Medical Exhibition

CONFERENCE

GPCME 2025 will attract a wide range of general practitioners and nurses, with a total attendance expected of around 1,000-1,200 GPs, RNs and Practice Managers. 

The Exhibition is a major part of the conference and will provide delegates with a wide update in one location.

GP 25: Conference for General Practice

CONFERENCE

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners invites health professionals to attend GP25: Conference for General Practice. Held from 24–26 July 2025 at Te Pae Convention Centre in Ōtautahi Christchurch, this event brings together practitioners to connect, learn, and celebrate their profession.

This year’s programme begins on Thursday, 24 July, with CME workshops exclusively for College members, followed by the main conference sessions on Friday and Saturday. The event concludes on Saturday evening with the Fellowship and Awards ceremony and a celebratory function.

GPCME SOUTH: General Practice Conference & Medical Exhibition

CONFERENCE

Aotearoa New Zealand Immunisation Conference 2025

CONFERENCE

Digital Health Week NZ

CONFERENCE