Resources

This webinar on 17 March is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 24 March is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 30 September is part of a series to update general practitioners on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 10 February is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This additional webinar on 7 February is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates on the new COVID-19 oral treatments and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 7 February is to update aged care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates on the new COVID-19 oral treatments and answer participants' questions.

This webinar will discuss the Support at Home Program overview and summary documents recently released. The status of Support at Home regulation development and upcoming consultation opportunities will also be highlighted.

This webinar on 17 February is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

A joint webinar with the Department of Home Affairs to provide more information about skilled visa options available for aged care service providers.

A joint webinar with the Department of Home Affairs to provide more information about skilled visa options available for aged care service providers.

This webinar on 24 February is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 3 March is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 10 March is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 7 December addresses issues relating to COVID-19 vaccine consent, hesitancy and refusal that can arise when supporting clients with intellectual disability.

This webinar on 27 January is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 6 January is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 20 January is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 3 February is part of a series to update primary care on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar on 10 June is part of a series on the COVID-19 response and the vaccine rollout. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions.

This webinar will cover the 5 pillars of aged care reform and how the Government will work with the aged care sector to ensure outcomes are improved for senior Australians who need and use aged care.

This webinar will focus on the aged care reforms that will improve care in residential settings and make sure it is sustainable.

This webinar will outline how the aged care reforms will help senior Australians to remain independent and in control, living at home and connected to their community.