Join the Doctors in Secondary Schools Clinical Training Program's Breakfast Club.
Each fortnight throughout Term 4, join us alongside a specialist as we discuss common issues presenting in young people. These sessions are designed for clinicians, nurses and educators.Â
Date
Title
Learning outcomes
Wednesday 16 October 7.30am-8.30amÂ
Periods shouldn't ruin lives: Pelvic pain in young people with Dr Sonia Grover and Courtney Munro
Describe the role of primary care clinicians in schools assessing young people presenting with period or pelvic pain
Discuss the contribution of factors to the development of pelvic pain
Describe the management options and interventions for treating pelvic pain
Participate in a community of practice and peer learning
Wednesday 30 October 7.30am-8.30am
DiSS BITS Part 4: Understanding and accepting myself with Orygen
Discuss the role of brief interventions for young people with low to moderate mental ill-health in school based health services
Examine a case plan for young people working through the relevant Brief Intervention Toolkit module
Construct a practical approach to using the Orygen brief intervention toolkit modules through case-based discussion
Participate in a community of practice and peer learning
Wednesday 13 November 7.30am-8.30am
Unwell at any body size: Teens with eating disorders and higher weight with Dr Sarah Trobe
Describe the role of primary care clinicians in schools assessing people with higher weight who are at risk of an eating disorder
Discuss the screening tools in practice to identify eating disorders for young people at higher weightÂ
Describe collaborative care and management options for binge, eating disorder, bullimia nervosa and other eating disorders for young people of higher weight
Participate in a community of practice and peer learning
Wednesday 27 November 7.30am-8.30am
To be confirmed
To be confirmedÂ
Topics and titles are subject to change. These series events have been approved in the RACGP 2023-2025 triennium as a 4-hour activity (Activity number TBC): 4 hours of Reviewing Performance.
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