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SUMMARY:How to Write a Stellar CV and Ace Your Interview
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Whilst she sees a diverse range of patients\, she harbours a special interest for mental health issues and is actively involved in mental health advocacy through the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP). 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border_radius= “0px” key= “B17nEMks2E”] \nDr Anna Dunn\nDr Anna Dunn is a Respiratory Physician at the Northern Hospital and University Hospital\, Geelong. Outside of medicine\, Anna is a passionate advocate for female doctors excelling to their full capabilities which has led to her co-founding “The Doc to Doc Network”\, a network dedicated to empowering fellow female medical professionals to reach their career potential\, maintain mental wellbeing and encourage leadership. 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Obstetrics and Gynaecology registrar at the Royal Women’s Hospital. She aspires to a career in obstetrics and gynaecology that combines her passion for addressing health equity with the delivery of complex clinical care. She has an ongoing commitment to medical education\, leadership\, advocacy for women’s health and research. Cristina is a White Ribbon Advocate\, a member of the UN Women National Committee and a member of Doctors4Refugees. She is recognised as a conjoint associate lecturer of UNSW with the school of Women and Children’s health. In addition to medical student teaching\, she also interviews for medical school entry\, blueprints for examinations and mentors senior students. \n\n\n\n\n\n[/tatsu_text][/tatsu_column][/tatsu_row][/tatsu_section]
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/how-to-write-a-stellar-cv-and-ace-your-interview/
LOCATION:Multicultural Hub\, 506 Elizabeth Street\, Melbourne\, VICTORIA\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190507T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190507T193000
DTSTAMP:20260430T151548
CREATED:20190408T081535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190420T074448Z
UID:6339-1557252000-1557257400@vic.afmw.org.au
SUMMARY:Book Launch: Women to the Front\, the Extraordinary Australian Women Doctors in the Great War
DESCRIPTION:  \n‘Women to the Front\, the Extraordinary Australian Women Doctors in the Great War’ is a book written by Dr Heather Sheard and Dr Ruth Lee\, published by Penguin Random House. \nVMWS President Dr Magda Simonis will be launching this wonderful book\, to be held at the Welsh Church. The church was the first site of the Queen Victoria hospital and the launch will take place in the original ward of the hospital.  It is also the site of a memorial plaque the VMWS installed to commemorate the five Melbourne women doctors who served during WWI. \nWe welcome all to attend! \nPlease contact Heather Sheard n.sheard@bigpond.com to RSVP.
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/book-launch-women-to-the-front-the-extraordinary-australian-women-doctors-in-the-great-war/
LOCATION:Welsh Church\, 320 Latrobe Street\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190502T094500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190502T113000
DTSTAMP:20260430T151548
CREATED:20190419T204146Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190419T204146Z
UID:6398-1556790300-1556796600@vic.afmw.org.au
SUMMARY:NCW Victoria May Forum
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Sustainable and Safe Cities\, especially for Women & Girls\, focusing on Safe Streets \n\n9:45 Venue opens\, sign-in\, registration kits distributed\n10:00 President\, Elisabeth Newman\, introduces May Hu OAM JP\, Coordinator of Standing Committee\n10:05 Panel Introduction: Elida Brereton\, Executive member\, who will be the moderator\n10:10 Martin Habgood & Phuong Chau (VicRoads)\, Safe Streets from a Road Safety perspective: this will discuss improvements to accessibility and safety for pedestrians\, cyclists and older road users\n10:25 Hoa Yang (ARUP)\, Perception of Safe Streets in Central Melbourne: will present on research collaboration between XYX Lab Monash and Arup\, analysing lighting measurements across 80 different sites in Melbourne CBD to find practical solutions to make our city feel safer at night time\n10:40 Last speaker: Representative of City of Melbourne (TBC) outlining the Council’s future plans\n11:00 Questions and comments\, to be addressed by Panel Members\n11.20 Sum up by Moderator; Thanks by May Hu. Evaluation form to be completed\n11.30 Close. Light refreshments to follow.\n\nThe May Forum 2019 focuses on Sustainable and Safe Cities\, which reflects the ICW-CIF Theme – “Social protection for all women and girls: Sustainable development for the world”.\nThe emphasis of the Forum will be on what makes a Safe City/Safe Streets – viz. wide streets\, pedestrian malls\, good visibility\, good lighting and signage\, good public transport etc. Everything that ought to come under good planning.\nRegistrants will receive a folder with program\, speaker bios\, and relevant background materials. \n  \nIf you are interested in attending\, clip and post the below to NCW Victoria\, PO Box 18186\, Collins St East 8003 or email info@ncwvic.org.au \n\nName(s)\nTel. No\nPostal address/email\nYes I/we plan to attend the May 2019 forum and enclose $25 ($30 non-members) per person. A cheque for $……… is enclosed OR $……… by Electronic Transfer to: Account name: National Council of Women of Victoria Inc.\, Bank: Westpac 263 Victoria Street Abbotsford 3067\, BSB:033031\, Account Number: 263920\, Reference: Please provide your last name and initial.
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/ncw-victoria-may-forum/
LOCATION:Ross House\, 247 Flinders Lane\, Melbourne\, VIC\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190328T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190328T220000
DTSTAMP:20260430T151549
CREATED:20190212T040547Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190312T063017Z
UID:5740-1553799600-1553810400@vic.afmw.org.au
SUMMARY:How We Do What We Do
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She has been fundamental in working with some of Australia’s finest musicians to create music to alleviate stress and anxiety for patients and healthcare professionals in critical areas of the hospital. Additionally\, she has collaborated with playwright\, Alan Hopgood\, to create productions for hospitals to increase awareness of patient-centred care\, communication and safety. \nIn addition to her work with the Hush Foundation\, Dr Crock has been recognised for her immense success as a patient advocate with the following achievements: \n\n2004 Royal Children’s Hospital’s Chairman medal for advocating for families\nInvited to be a delegate at the Prime Minister’s 2020 summit to discuss family and patient-centred care\nAwarded the prestigious Australian Churchill Fellowship to study the benefits of family involvement in effective health care\nThe Minister’s Award for outstanding individual achievement at the Victorian Public Healthcare Awards 2006\n2013 Inductee on the Victorian Women’s Roll of Honour\n2007 The Australian Council for Healthcare Standards National Award for ‘Clinical Excellence and Patient Safety’ in conjunction with her team at Royal Children’s Hospital\n2015 Australian Financial Review’s 100 Women of Influence within the area of Culture\n2015 Member of the Order of Australia for services to medicine\, to community healthcare standards and the Arts\n\nShe is a working mother of 5 children\, and has recently joined Deakin University’s Centre for Social and Early Emotional Development (SEED). \n[/tatsu_text][/tatsu_column][/tatsu_row][tatsu_row full_width= “0” bg_color= “” border= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 0px 0px”}’ border_color= “” no_margin_bottom= “0” equal_height_columns= “0” gutter= “medium” column_spacing= “px” fullscreen_cols= “0” swap_cols= “0” padding= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 0px 0px”}’ margin= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px”}’ row_id= “” row_class= “” hide_in= “” box_shadow= “0px 0px 0px 0px rgba(0\,0\,0\,0)” border_radius= “0px” layout= “1/1” key= “HkzuUQKSN”][tatsu_column bg_color= “” bg_image= “” bg_repeat= “no-repeat” bg_attachment= “scroll” bg_position= ‘{“d”:”top left”}’ bg_size= ‘{“d”:”cover”}’ padding= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 0px 0px”}’ custom_margin= “0” margin= 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“9999” right_divider_zindex= “9999” left_divider_zindex= “9999” column_width= ‘{“d”:100\,”l”:100\,”t”:100\,”m”:100}’ overflow= “” column_mobile_spacing= “0” animate= “0” animation_type= “fadeIn” animation_delay= “0” image_hover_effect= “none” column_hover_effect= “none” hover_box_shadow= “0px 0px 0px 0px rgba(0\,0\,0\,0)” col_id= “” column_class= “” hide_in= “” layout= “1/1” key= “rkIMO7KHE”][tatsu_text bg_color= “” max_width= ‘{“d”:”100″}’ wrap_alignment= “center” text_alignment= ‘{“d”:”left”}’ animate= “” animation_type= “fadeIn” animation_delay= “0” margin= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 30px 0px”}’ box_shadow= “0px 0px 0px 0px rgba(0\,0\,0\,0)” padding= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 0px 0px”}’ border_radius= “0px” key= “Sy3GO7tHN”] \n \nAssociate Professor Vicki Kotsirilos (AM) is a highly respected GP with more than 30 years of working experience and is a championing advocate for the use of integrative medicine to ensure wholistic and quality therapeutic care of the patient. \nShe was the founding chair of the RACGP’s Integrative Medicine Working Group and was also the founder and founding president of the Australasian Integrative Medicine Association (AIMA)\, the peak medical and health professional group representing medical practitioners practicing integrative medicine. \nDr Kotsirilos has worked extensively with many of Australia’s peak medical and Government regulatory bodies including the RACGP\, AMA\, PSR\, AHPRA\, Therapeutic GoodsAdministration\, Complementary Medicine Evaluation Committee and Adverse Drug Reactions Advisory Body. She regularly lectures to medical practitioners and the public on Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. \nAmongst her many accomplishments are: \n\n2013 RACGP Honorary Fellowship Award\n2014 Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM) Award for her outstanding service to nutritional and environmental medicine\n2016 Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia for her significant contribution to integrative medicine\, health practitioner standards\, medical education and the environment\n2017 Australia Day Environmental Award for the Bayside City Council for her extensive environment and community work\nHonor a Woman Ambassador\nGovernor of the Board\, St Andrews First Aid\n\nDr Kotsirilos remains an active member of the RACGP and has adjunct academic positions with Western Sydney University\, La Trobe University and previously with Monash University. She has co-written a textbook focusing on integrative medicine titled\, “A guide to evidence-based integrative and complementary medicine” (Elsevier). To this day\, she continues to write a monthly column for the Medical Observer on evidence based integrative medicine and the role of lifestyle in treating health conditions\, entitled ‘Integrative Perspectives’. \n[/tatsu_text][tatsu_text bg_color= “” max_width= ‘{“d”:”100″}’ wrap_alignment= “center” text_alignment= ‘{“d”:”left”}’ animate= “” animation_type= “fadeIn” animation_delay= “0” margin= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 30px 0px”}’ box_shadow= “0px 0px 0px 0px rgba(0\,0\,0\,0)” padding= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 0px 0px”}’ border_radius= “0px” key= “Bkg7uQtrV”] \n \nDr Neela Janakiramanan is a Plastics and Reconstructive Surgeon specialising in hand and wrist surgery\, and an advocate for refugees and working conditions of female doctors. Whilst undergoing her surgical training\, Dr Janakiramanan also completed her Masters in Public Health which has spurred on her passion in health programme development and implementation in less fortunate areas. She has undergone extensive overseas training and now is only one of very few plastic surgeons in Victoria with extra training and qualifications to deal with a full range of conditions pertaining to the hand and wrist. \nWhen she isn’t working at The Bays or Eastern Health\, Dr Janakiramanan is a mother of 3 and writes regularly for The Women’s Agenda\, an online website that encourages female leadership and empowerment amongst professional women. She has been running a series on social media profiling women and non-binary medical professionals titled #InspiringDoctors. \nDr Janakiramanan has recently celebrated the success of her grassroots campaign with Dr Sarah Townsend to get critically ill children and families off Nauru. In an open letter to the Prime Minister\, Dr Janakiramanan was able to collect signatures from more than 5500 doctors and 250 organisations to sign a petition which was delivered to Parliament House. \n[/tatsu_text][tatsu_text bg_color= “” max_width= ‘{“d”:”100″}’ wrap_alignment= “center” text_alignment= ‘{“d”:”left”}’ animate= “” animation_type= “fadeIn” animation_delay= “0” margin= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 30px 0px”}’ box_shadow= “0px 0px 0px 0px rgba(0\,0\,0\,0)” padding= ‘{“d”:”0px 0px 0px 0px”}’ border_radius= “0px” key= “ry1Qu7FSE”] \n \nDr Magdalena Simonis is a highly respected GP with more than 25 years experience working in the primary healthcare system and amongst numerous other titles\, is the current President of the Victorian Medical Women’s Society. \nAs a GP\, she has an interest in preventative health and ensuring her patients are educated and empowered by their health (particularly in the area of women’s health). She is also passionate about enforcing change through knowledge\, and maintaining quality and excellence of care in healthcare\, which has led her to the following appointments: \n\nHonorary researcher \, Department of General Practice at the University of Melbourne\nTutor and Examiner for University of Melbourne’s medical school\nExaminer for RACGP\nExpert Committee Quality Care\, RACGP\nCo-Chair of Women in General Practice\, RACGP\nAdvisory Panel Member\, Hearing Health\nStrategy and Policy Committee Member\, Breast Cancer Network Australia\nBoard Member\, Women’s Health Victoria\n\nIn her spare time\, Dr Simonis is a public figure for good personal and community health with publications in RACGP\, Australian Family Physician\, Australian Centre for Leadership for Women and various media appearances inclusive of ABC RN and BBC World News radio. \n[/tatsu_text][/tatsu_column][/tatsu_row][/tatsu_section]
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/how-we-do-what-we-do/
LOCATION:St Vincent’s Hospital 11th Floor Boardroom\, 41 Victoria Parade\, Fitzory\, Victoria\, 3065\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190323T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190323T170000
DTSTAMP:20260430T151549
CREATED:20190211T065701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190211T094031Z
UID:5703-1553346000-1553360400@vic.afmw.org.au
SUMMARY:Planning for the Unplanned
DESCRIPTION:‘Planning for the unplanned’ will discuss unplanned pregnancy within the GP consultation\, including the differing laws within Australia. It will explore sTOP abortion pathways available now with the changes to the Pregnancy Advisory Service and then will discuss mTOP and what the GP needs to know\, where and how to access it\, and encourage you to gain accreditation to become an MTOP provider for your patients and community. The sessions will include cases and allow time for GPs to network and seek out current providers of mTOP.\n\nDr Magdalena Simonis\, our president\, will be presenting.
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/planning-for-the-unplanned/
LOCATION:RACGP House\, 100 Wellington Parade\, East Melbourne\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190322T120000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190322T140000
DTSTAMP:20260430T151549
CREATED:20190209T064632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190219T042704Z
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SUMMARY:Grand Round Panel Discussion - Health Advocacy: Women in Medicine
DESCRIPTION:A light lunch will be provided at this event from 12pm \nGRAND ROUND PANEL MODERATOR \nTracey Spicer AM\n \nTracey Spicer is passionate about the rights of women and girls. Over the past 30 years the journalist\, author and broadcaster has anchored programs for ABC TV\, Network Ten\, Channel 9\, Sky News and Radio 2UE\, and written hundreds of columns for Fairfax and News Corp. She now amplifies the voices of others through the social enterprise\, Outspoken Women. \nIn 2018\, Tracey was awarded an Order of Australia for her work as the national co-founder of Women in Media\, and as an ambassador for charitable and social welfare groups. Since October last year\, Tracey has been spearheading the #MeToo movement in Australia\, producing award-winning investigative stories with Fairfax and the ABC. \nIn March 2018 she created NOW Australia\, a not-for-profit organisation aimed at helping anyone who has been sexually harassed in the workplace. Her tireless advocacy led to the creation of the world’s first national inquiry into sexual harassment in the workplace\, by the AHRC. \nGRAND ROUND PANELLISTS \nDr Dara Kass \nAssistant Professor Dara Kass MD works at Columbia University in New York and is the founder of FemInEM – ‘an open access resource where we discuss\, discover\, and affect the journey of women working in emergency medicine.’ \nPrior to working at Columbia University Dara was the director Undergraduate Medical Education at NYU and an Assistant Program Director at Staten Island University Hospital. She completed her residency training at SUNY Downstate/ Kings County Hospital and is currently the She is active in both the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) and the American Association of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). \nAlongside the growth of FemInEM she has developed a niche in the advancement of women in emergency medicine. She is invited regularly to speak on topics such as professional development of women\, unconscious bias and achieving gender equity in Emergency Medicine. \nDr Kirsten Connan \nDr Kirsten Connan is a FRANZCOG Obstetrician & Gynaecologist with a passion for improving women’s health through empowerment\, support and education. Kirsten has special interests in normal and high risk obstetrics\, pelvic pain\, endometriosis\, complex laparoscopic surgery and specialist ultrasound. Kirsten also completed her Masters of Clinical Education at University of Melbourne researching gender equity in leadership in obstetrics and gynaecology in Australia and New Zealand. \nThe most influential years of her training and specialist practice were proudly undertaken at Australia’s largest maternity hospital\, Melbourne’s Royal Women’s Hospital\, with specialist training in high-risk obstetrics\, advanced laparoscopic surgery and obstetric ultrasound. \nKirsten’s clinical experience spans capital cities\, regional centres\, developing countries and both public and private medicine in Australia. \nDr Simon Judkins \nDr Simon Judkins is an Emergency Physician and Deputy Director ED at Austin Health. Simon has been a doctor for over twenty years\, and has worked as an Emergency Physician for fifteen of those. He has worked in Emergency Departments across Melbourne and regional Victoria\, President of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine and the Australian Medical Association\, and is a regular contributor to public discussions on issues relating to public hospitals and public health. \nDr Neela Janakiramanan \nDr Neela Janakiramanan is a Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon with a particular sub-specialty interest and expertise in hand and wrist surgery. Outside of treating patients\, Neela is involved in several research projects both locally and internationally\, and enjoys spending time with her husband and three young sons. She is a fierce advocate for both patients and the health profession\, and wants to see the system become better for everyone. Neela describes herself as an accidental activist. \nNeela has been working on a grassroots campaign calling to urgently evacuate critically ill children and families from Nauru. Within weeks they have collected the signatures of more than 6000 doctors in Australia\, including more than 250 organisations. Neela is passionate about gender equity within medicine and is the curator of “Inspiring Doctors” which profiles women medical doctors. \nDr Skye Kinder \nSkye Kinder is a junior doctor passionate about regional and rural health\, with special interests in policy\, workforce planning\, and service and process enhancement. Skye is currently appointed to the Board of the Rural Doctors Association of Victoria\, and to the Board of the Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria. She was named the 2014 Young Citizen of the Year for Bendigo\, in recognition of her commitment to the Greater Bendigo community. Skye was later named the 2017 Junior Doctor of the Year for Victoria\, and is the 2019 Young Australian of the Year for Victoria. \nProf David Story \nProfessor David Story is an anaesthetist and the Foundation Chair of Anaesthesia at the University of Melbourne and Head of the Anaesthesia\, Perioperative and Pain Medicine Unit. He is a senior investigator with the Clinical Trials Network of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA)\, sits on the ANZCA Research Committee and is Deputy Chair of the ANZCA Safety and Quality Committee. David was the acting Executive Director of the Melbourne Academic Centre for Health (MACH) end 2018-early 2019. \nGRAND ROUND HOST/COORDINATOR \nDr Rebecca Szabo \nDr Rebecca Szabo is an obstetrician/gynaecologist and medical educator at the Women’s and University of Melbourne. Rebecca coordinates Women’s Health Education and Simulation at The Women’s. Rebecca graduated from Monash University Medical School in 1999 and has always been passionate about education and public health encouraged after completing her medical student elective in Apia\, Samoa. \nRebecca completed her specialist training as an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist (FRANZCOG) mostly based at the Women’s\, as well as working in Albury/Wodonga (2005) and RPA Hospital\, Sydney AustraliaRebecca has also lived and worked in England and Thailand. She was the visiting gyn oncology fellow at Chiang Mai University Hospital\, Chiang Mai\, Thailand in 2007. She completed her Masters of Clinical Education focused on simulation based education at University of Melbourne. Rebecca is a senior clinical lecturer with Melbourne University Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology as well as a board director and instructor with ALSO Australia (Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics). \n 
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/grand-round-panel-discussion-health-advocacy-women-in-medicine/
LOCATION:Bio 21 Institute – Auditorium\, 30 Flemington Road\, Parkville\, Victoria\, 3052\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Chinese Museum Melbourne – The Great Explorer Tour
DESCRIPTION:The National Council of Women of Victoria (NCWV) invites you to a 2-in-1 package for a museum visit and a walking tour of historic Chinatown. This aims to provide insight into the rich history of Australia’s Chinese community\, as well as a look at contemporary Chinese culture. \nThis program includes the Great Explorer Tour and yum cha (please note each attendee is responsible for their own lunch cost). \nPrice: \n\n$17 adult\n$16 concession\nGroup Bookings $16 each\n\nEnrolment and Payment: \nPlease email your name\, email address and mobile number to Eleanor Holden evr921@hotmail.com.
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/chinese-museum-melbourne-the-great-explorer-tour/
LOCATION:Chinese Museum\, 22 Cohen Place\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3000\, Australia
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190313T203000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Addressing the sensitive topics of fertility and preconception health with your male and female patients
DESCRIPTION:This GP education webinar is presented by Andrology Australia and Your Fertility. It will address GPs’ expressed needs for education on preconception health care for female and male patients\, with up-to-date evidence-based presentations on factors affecting male and female fertility\, practical strategies for implementation into practice\, and opportunities to participate in discussions with the panel\, including expert presenters and consumers. The webinar will be facilitated by acclaimed ABC national medical reporter Ms Sophie Scott. It is pending RACGP accreditation as a Cat 2 activity for 3 CPD points.\n\nResearch\, including a recent survey conducted by Andrology Australia on male fertility\, shows that many GPs do not feel confident broaching the subject of fertility in general consultations if not asked explicitly by the patient\, with many perceived barriers to providing preconception care to all patients (female and male) of reproductive age. The GP survey also highlighted a need for evidence-based patient resources and GP education on preconception care. \n\n\nSpeaker Panel:\n\n\n\n\nMs Sophie Scott\, ABC National Medical Reporter \nMs Sophie Scott is the national medical reporter for the ABC\, with her stories appearing on ABC news\, 7:30\, ABC radio and online. Among her awards is the Australian Museum Eureka prize for medical journalism\, and she is a highly respected and sought-after health presenter. Sophie has hosted and spoken at the Research Australia awards dinner\, the Mayo Clinic social media conference\, Royal Australian College of Physicians conference and many mental health and patient-centred events. She is on the board of the Australian Medical Association Charitable Foundation NSW\, is an ambassador for Bowel Cancer and Pain Australia and on the advisory board for the Australian Mental Health Prize. Thousands of her readers regularly respond to her blog on health and happiness: www.sophiescott.com.au and @sophiescott2 on Twitter and Instagram. \n\n\n\n\n\nProf Rob McLachlan AM\, FRACP\, PhD\, Medical Director of Andrology Australia \nProf Rob McLachlan is a NHMRC Principal Research Fellow at the Hudson Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne and is Deputy Director of Endocrinology at the Monash Medical Centre. He specialises in the area of male reproductive medicine and has made significant contributions to research in endocrinology\, infertility and andrology. He combines his academic career with clinical practice as a consultant in these fields. \nRob’s talk is titled Update on male fertility: factors affecting sperm number and quality \n\n\n\n\n\nDr Shannon Zawada\, BSc (hons)\, MBBS\, MMed\, FRANZCOG\, CREI \nDr Shannon Zawada is a fertility specialist at Genea in Sydney and works as an obstetrician/gynaecologist at the Canterbury Hospital\, Sydney\, as well as running a private practice. Shannon also lectures in perinatal and women’s health at the University of Sydney. Shannon has a Bachelor of Science degree with first class honours for research on mitochondria in testicular tissue. Shannon studied medicine at the University of Sydney and completed her Masters of Medicine in Reproductive Health and Human Genetics. She trained in Obstetrics and Gynaecology\, obtaining her FRANZCOG\, and undertook further subspecialty training to gain a Certificate in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. \n\nShannon’s talk is titled Update on factors affecting female fertility \n\n\n\n\n\n\nDr Magdalena Simonis\, MBBS\, FRACGP\, DRANZCOG \nDr Magdalena Simonis is a GP\, a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) and an honorary research fellow with the Department of General Practice\, University of Melbourne\, with expertise in implementation of evidence-based practices in health delivery. She is on the board of Women’s Health Victoria\, is President of the Victorian Medical Women’s Society and the Strategy and Policy Committee for Breast Cancer Network Australia. Her articles are regularly published in Medical Republic and she has been an RACGP representative to senate enquiries. Magdalena believes fertility issues encompass women’s health\, general health and relationship discussions\, hence are a central aspect of the care GPs deliver to the patients over their life cycle. \nMagda’s talk is titled Addressing preconception health with our male and female patients
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/your-fertility-gp-webinar/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190221T133000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190221T170000
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SUMMARY:Bystander Action to Prevent Violence Against Women
DESCRIPTION:Providing the tools to take bystander action to prevent violence against women.\nThis three-hour active bystander training supports participants to speak up when confronted with everyday sexism and sexual harassment\, as well as a range of behaviours and attitudes that justify\, excuse\, blame\, trivialise or minimise violence against women.  \nThis training takes participants through the causes\, prevalence and impact of family violence\, sexual harassment and other forms of violence against women. Participants are provided with bystander tools to build the skills and confidence to speak out against violence-supportive attitudes and behaviours. \nTraining Outcomes: \n\nIncreases participants’ understanding and confidence to discuss domestic violence and sexual harassment with your colleagues\, friends and family.\n\nBuilds participants’ skill to challenge attitudes and behaviours that support violence against women.\n\nProvides you with practical tools to be an active bystander.\n\n\nWHV’s active bystander training focuses on the most pervasive forms of violence against women\, but the active bystander tools can be used to challenge any form of discrimination\, harassment\, or bullying. The tools are designed to reinforces healthy\, respectful behaviours and focuses on what people in the workplace and communities can do to make a difference. \nWorkshop facilitators: \nAlan Thomson is a skilled and experienced family violence prevention worker\, with over 10 years’ experience facilitating accredited training to stop violence against women. Alan holds a Graduate Certificate in Social Science at Swinburne university\, Responding to Male Violence against Women. Alan has worked on numerous primary prevention programs and projects for communities and organisations throughout Victoria\, including not-for-profits\, local and State Government.  \nBianca Walsh is the health promotion officer and training coordinator at Women’s Health Victoria. Bianca brings over seven years’ experience managing and facilitating training to diverse volunteer programs that support newly arrived communities and robust community facilitation and training experience within the social justice and non for-profit sector. \nWho should attend? \nThis training is designed to be relevant to a range of audiences.
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/bystander-action-to-prevent-violence-against-women/
LOCATION:Women’s Health Victoria\, Level 8\, 255 Bourke St\, Melbourne\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190221T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190221T123000
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SUMMARY:Safe and Supported: Building Workplace Capacity to Manage Family Violence
DESCRIPTION:Building capacity to create safe and supportive workplaces. \nThis workshop is designed to build the capacity of workplaces to support their employees who are experiencing family violence. Disclosures of family violence are common after or during violence prevention training and/or workplace change programs. \nThis workshop is designed for managers\, human resources/people and culture staff\, or individuals in family violence contact/support roles and will assist them to develop and implement policies and procedures to ensure their employees are safe and supported in the workplace. \nTraining Outcomes: \n\nIncreases participants’ understanding and confidence to manage disclosures of family violence\n\nBuilds participants’ skill to develop and implement a family violence policy\n\nProvides you with practical tools to create a safe and supportive workplace.\n\nWorkshop facilitators: \nAlan Thomson is a skilled and experienced family violence prevention worker\, with over 10 years experience facilitating accredited training to stop violence against women. Alan holds a Graduate Certificate in Social Science at Swinburne university\, Responding to Male Violence against Women. Alan has worked on numerous primary prevention programs and projects for communities and organisations throughout Victoria\, including not-for-profits\, local and State Government. \nBianca Walsh is the health promotion officer and training coordinator at Women’s Health Victoria. Bianca brings over seven years’ experience managing and facilitating training to diverse volunteer programs that support newly arrived communities and robust community facilitation and training experience within the social justice and non for-profit sector. \nWho should attend? \nThis training is designed to be delivered to workplace managers\, human resource professionals and family violence contact staff.
URL:https://vic.afmw.org.au/event/safe-and-supported-building-workplace-capacity-to-manage-family-violence/
LOCATION:Women’s Health Victoria\, Level 8\, 255 Bourke St\, Melbourne\, Australia
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