Chronic and Complex Care Forum 2025
Saturday, 31 May 2025 – Coffs Harbour
Equipping primary healthcare professionals to meet the evolving needs of our North Coast communities.
From chronic to complex disease, comprehensive care is essential to preserve the health and well-being of our communities.
Chronic and complex conditions have profound social and economic impacts, significantly affecting quality of life and increasing the demand for coordinated health services. As multimorbidity becomes more common, addressing these challenges is a growing priority in primary health care.
GPs, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health professionals all play an integral role in responding to chronic and complex diseases across North Coast communities.
Together primary health care professionals can improve quality of care for our local communities facing these health conditions.
Healthy North Coast warmly invites you to the Chronic and Complex Care Forum —a unique opportunity to connect, share insights, and collaborate on innovative solutions to enhance care for those living on the North Coast. View the agenda or download the flyer.
Healthy North Coast Chronic and Complex Care Forum: Saturday, 31 May 2025 – Coffs Harbour
About the event
The Healthy North Coast Chronic and Complex Care Forum 2025 is a one-day education event that offers profession-specific streams for primary health professionals, catering to the unique role you play in your patient’s multidisciplinary team.
Register now for:
- A range of topics exploring the drivers of chronic and complex care in a primary health setting
- Profession-specific streams for GP’s, Nurses, Pharmacists and Allied Health Professionals
- Case studies and interdisciplinary discussions
- 7.5 CPD hours
- Networking opportunities with other local clinicians
Full day forum: $50pp
If you are coming from out of town, you might be thinking of extending your stay on the beautiful Coffs Coast and making a weekend of it with family and friends!
Pacific Bay Resort is offering a special room rate for forum attendees.
Why not extend your stay on the beautiful Coffs Coast – make a weekend of it with family or simply enjoy the resort facilities for an extra day or two!
Jump online to Pacific Bay Resort and use this code HNC2025 to receive the special room rate.
Pacific Bay Resort in Coffs Harbour is spread over 100 acres of beautifully maintained gardens which extend to the secluded Charlesworth Bay beach. Featuring three resort swimming pools, restaurants and bars, a 9-hole golf course, tennis courts, resort spa, and extensive conference and event facilities – you’ll find everything you need for a first-class experience.
The Coffs Coast is NSW’s first certified ECO Destination overflowing with outdoor experiences, family-friendly attractions, local food and drink offerings and action-packed adventures. Visit the Coffs Coast tourism website to start planning your next adventure.
A word from our GP Medical Educators...
Managing chronic disease is a cornerstone of modern primary care, yet it comes with complex challenges. This year’s forum will provide expert-led sessions on diabetes, obesity, addiction medicine, gender-diverse health, and the importance of practitioner wellbeing. Gain valuable insights, practical tools, and the confidence to support your patients while prioritising your own self-care. Whether you're a GP, nurse, pharmacist, or allied health professional, join us to build your skills, strengthen your practice, and enhance patient outcomes. We look forward to seeing you there!”
Agenda
9:00am - 9:15am
Welcome from Healthy North Coast
9:15am - 9:30am
Welcome to Country
Acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land, the Birpai and Widjabul Wia-bal Nations, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. Pay your respects to the Elders past, present and emerging.
9:30am
GP's
Long COVID
Nurses
Implementing Chronic Disease Management Plans and Health Assessments
Allied Health
Prevention of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease
Practice Managers
Leading a Practice Team
10:15am
GP's
Heart Failure
Nurses
Long COVID
Allied Health
Interdisciplinary Management of Diabetes
Practice Managers
Managing Expectations and Performance
11:00am
Morning Tea
11:30am
GP's
Diabetes
Nurses
Cardiovascular Disease and Cardiac Rehab
Allied Health
Utilising Chronic Disease Management Plans
Practice Managers
12:15pm
GP's
Chronic Liver Disease
Nurses
Diabetes
Allied Health
Managing Chronic Respiratory Conditions
Practice Managers
Aggression in the Workplace
1:00pm
Lunch
1:45pm
GP's
Chronic Kidney Disease
Nurses
Navigating NDIS
Allied Health
Practice Managers
Practice Accreditation
2:30pm
GP's
Nurses
Allied Health
Practice Managers
Customer service and Communication Skills
3:15pm
Afternoon Tea
3:45pm
Integrating Interdisciplinary Care Teams in the Management of Chronic Disease
4:45pm
Wrap up & forum close
*Times are subject to change
Will I get CPD Points for attending?
Healthy North Coast is seeking accreditation for GP’s through RACGP & ACRRM for 6.5 hours.
All other professions will receive a Certificate of Attendance for their self-reporting CPD.
Agenda
Registrations open, and arrival tea and coffee
Introduction from Healthy North Coast & Welcome to Country
Acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land, Gumbaynggirr Country, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. Pay your respects to the Elders past, present and emerging.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
Session overview: The Mid North Coast and Northern NSW is home to approximately 38,400 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Aboriginal people hold a culturally centred view of wellbeing, with language, beliefs, knowledge, self-determination, and connection to Country shaping their experience of health. This session will explore how historical events have influenced outcomes for Aboriginal people, including the impact of trauma on chronic and complex conditions. Susan Parker-Pavlovic, proud Yaegl woman and Healthy North Coast’s Director of Aboriginal Health Partnerships, will also share insights into the significant positive effects of cultural connection on health and wellbeing. This session aims to enhance your ability to support Aboriginal people throughout their health journey.
Speaker: Dr Chris Bentley, GP Medical Educator, Healthy North Coast
Chris is a dedicated GP in the Northern Rivers with a passion for improving health outcomes for all Australians, especially in underserved communities. His interests span from microbiology and Indigenous culture to holistic, patient-centered care.
Speaker: Susan Parker Pavlovic, Director, Aboriginal Health Partnerships, Healthy North Coast
Susan Parker Pavlovic, a proud Yaegl woman with ties to Gumbaynggiir and Bundjalung nations, has over 20 years of experience in Aboriginal health, policy, and research. Susan has led key projects on Indigenous maternal health, chronic disease management, and community engagement.
Formerly with the University Centre for Rural Health, as an Associate Lecturer, Susan taught medical and allied health students about the impact of past government policies on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and effective ways to engage with Aboriginal communities. Her expertise extends to Aboriginal-led research and evaluation projects such as Health from the Grassroots, the Bari Aboriginal Youth Project, and arts-based compassion-focused therapy initiatives and Corporate Culcha where she managed a remote literacy and digital skills pilot. Susan holds qualifications in health science, Indigenous health promotion, and mental health, and is pursuing a Master of Health Policy and Planning. Susan is currently Director, Aboriginal Health Partnership at Healthy North Coast.
Case Presentation: Palliative and End of Life Care
Session overview: This interactive session explores care of Palliative patients with an expert panel of policy writers, clinicians, and the CEO of Palliative Care NSW Kirsty Blades. Highlights include a review of why early intervention and linking into palliative care is important for patient, families, and clinicians. Important updates on practical solutions that will aid in the care of the palliative patient and improve outcomes will be discussed, including the new support at home package.
Speaker: Dr Chris Bentley, GP Medical Educator, Healthy North Coast
Chris is a dedicated GP in the Northern Rivers with a passion for improving health outcomes for all Australians, especially in underserved communities. His interests span from microbiology and Indigenous culture to holistic, patient-centered care.
Speaker: Kirsty Blades, CEO Palliative Care NSW
Changing attitudes, living life well to the very end, equity, access and quality and supporting health professionals, volunteers and carers. These are just some of the goals that make Kirsty proud to be the CEO of Palliative Care NSW.
Kirsty’s key ethos is that we can all make a positive difference in this world and for her the greatest opportunity to drive change and deliver impact has been in the NFP & Association sector. Kirsty has a great depth of Association and NFP experience having worked in the sector for more than 20 years and with a number of Associations, NFPs and charities in this time to assist them deliver on their strategic and operational goals.
Kirsty has led high performing teams in events, advocacy, marketing and communications, corporate services, member engagement and growth, digital transformation, strategy and innovation. Kirsty is driven by purpose and the opportunity to work for and alongside Palliative Care NSW members to achieve better outcomes for them, the sector and the wider community.
Speaker: Mary Tullipan, HealthPathways Clinical Editor, Pharmacy
Mary Tullipan is a Australian Association of Consultant Pharmacy accredited pharmacist, has over 10 years of experience in clinical pharmacy, quality improvement, and community pharmacy. With expertise spanning hospital clinical roles, primary care, and aged care, she is passionate about team-based healthcare and advancing community health.
Speaker: Dr Sarah Mollard BMed, MPHTM, FRACGP , HealthPathways Clinical Lead and GP, Five Star Medical Centre
Dr Sarah Mollard is a GP practicing in Port Macquarie and the lead clinical editor for Mid and North Coast HealthPathways. The HealthPathways team works to help clinicians ensure their patients receive the right care, in the right place at the right time, as the trusted source of local clinical, referral and health systems information, and by driving local health system improvements through collaborative partnerships between primary and tertiary care. When not at work, Sarah spends her time camping with her family, gardening in her food forest, and volunteering with local environmental and climate change groups.
Morning Tea - 10:30am
GPs
This interactive session invites participants to reflect on their own wellbeing and the values that guide their work. Together, we explore the internal and external barriers that often prevent clinicians from engaging in self-care—including shame, high expectations, fear of consequences, and time constraints—and how these can increase the risk of burnout over time. Using real-life examples, participants will be supported to develop a personalised “bushfire plan” to prepare for personal and professional challenges, to recognise early warning signs, and to take action when it’s needed. The session creates space for honest reflection, peer connection, and shared strategies—offering practical steps toward a more sustainable and values-aligned professional life.
Dr Kathryn Hutt, MBBS, BSc(Med), MPH, MA (Applied Ethics), GAICD
Kathryn is a Sydney-based general practitioner, Medical Director of Doctors’ Health NSW, providing confidential support and education to NSW doctors and medical students, and former advisor to the NSW Medical Council.
Currently delivering fly-in, fly-out GP services to rural NSW communities and offering peer support to doctors and students navigating personal and professional challenges via the 24/7 Doctors’ Health NSW support line.
Kathryn advocates for strong clinical leadership and a kinder professional culture—one that enables doctors to thrive, not just survive, throughout their careers and is involved in national conversations on clinician wellbeing and systems reform.
Nurses
Managing patients with drug and alcohol comorbidities and anticipating challenges. Topics include an overview of the neurobiology of dependence, managing patients with substance use disorders including in the setting of anxiety and chronic pain, new developments in addiction medicine, and practical aspects of managing patients with substance use disorders in primary care settings.
Dr. Buddhi Lokuge is a Staff Specialist in Addiction Medicine with MNCLHD drug and alcohol service. He is a clinical researcher and investigator on trials studying novel treatments for substance use disorders. He is a conjoint lecturer at the University of Sydney and dual qualified in addiction medicine and public health medicine with RACP. He has a PhD from the Australian National University, is author of a Doctors Dream and cocreator of the ABC TV series BlackAs.
Pharmacists
With 73.5% of the Mid North Coast population being overweight or obese, well above the national average of 66.5%, obesity is a key driver for chronic diseases in our area. Dr Katharine Gupta, consultant endocrinologist, will share her views on obesity as a disease and discuss practical strategies focussing on the role of pharmacotherapy in managing obesity in primary care.
Dr Katharine Gupta is a Consultant Endocrinologist working in private practice in Port Macquarie. Dr Gupta’s areas of interest include diabetes and general endocrinology with a keen interest in diabetes in pregnancy. Besides clinical work, Dr Gupta is passionate about health education with experience in Joint GP and Specialist Diabetes Case Conferencing.
Allied Health
This session will introduce participants to the principles and practice of gender-affirming care, a respectful, person-centred approach that recognises and supports an individual’s gender identity. It will explore the significant health disparities and barriers faced by transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people, including discrimination, limited access to informed care, and higher rates of mental health challenges. Participants will learn how to conduct inclusive consultations using correct names, pronouns, and affirming language to build trust and improve engagement. The session will also outline the key components of gender-affirming care in primary settings, including psychosocial support, hormone therapy, and appropriate referral pathways to multidisciplinary services.
Dr Nicola Holmes
After growing up in Coffs Harbour and studying medicine at the University of Newcastle, Nicola completed her General Practice training in 2000 with the highest mark in NSW. She has practiced in Coffs Harbour since then including 10 years in adolescent mental health at Headspace Coffs Harbour. She has completed level 2 focussed psychological strategies training. She also has a passion for teaching and worked with North Coast GP Training for 10 years training GP registrars. She continues in her educator role working for the Black Dog Institute delivering workshops on mental health skills for GPs and psychologists as well as giving regular presentations to parents of local primary schools on how to nurture children’s mental health and wellbeing.
GPs
With 73.5% of the Mid North Coast population being overweight or obese, well above the national average of 66.5%, obesity is a key driver for chronic diseases in our area. Dr Katharine Gupta, consultant endocrinologist, will share her views on obesity as a disease and discuss practical strategies focussing on the role of pharmacotherapy in managing obesity in primary care.
Dr Katharine Gupta is a Consultant Endocrinologist working in private practice in Port Macquarie. Dr Gupta’s areas of interest include diabetes and general endocrinology with a keen interest in diabetes in pregnancy. Besides clinical work, Dr Gupta is passionate about health education with experience in Joint GP and Specialist Diabetes Case Conferencing.
Nurses
This interactive session invites participants to reflect on their own wellbeing and the values that guide their work. Together, we explore the internal and external barriers that often prevent clinicians from engaging in self-care—including shame, high expectations, fear of consequences, and time constraints—and how these can increase the risk of burnout over time. Using real-life examples, participants will be supported to develop a personalised “bushfire plan” to prepare for personal and professional challenges, to recognise early warning signs, and to take action when it’s needed. The session creates space for honest reflection, peer connection, and shared strategies—offering practical steps toward a more sustainable and values-aligned professional life.
Dr Kathryn Hutt, MBBS, BSc(Med), MPH, MA (Applied Ethics), GAICD
Kathryn is a Sydney-based general practitioner, Medical Director of Doctors’ Health NSW, providing confidential support and education to NSW doctors and medical students, and former advisor to the NSW Medical Council.
Currently delivering fly-in, fly-out GP services to rural NSW communities and offering peer support to doctors and students navigating personal and professional challenges via the 24/7 Doctors’ Health NSW support line.
Kathryn advocates for strong clinical leadership and a kinder professional culture—one that enables doctors to thrive, not just survive, throughout their careers and is involved in national conversations on clinician wellbeing and systems reform.
Pharmacists
This session will introduce participants to the principles and practice of gender-affirming care, a respectful, person-centred approach that recognises and supports an individual’s gender identity. It will explore the significant health disparities and barriers faced by transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people, including discrimination, limited access to informed care, and higher rates of mental health challenges. Participants will learn how to conduct inclusive consultations using correct names, pronouns, and affirming language to build trust and improve engagement. The session will also outline the key components of gender-affirming care in primary settings, including psychosocial support, hormone therapy, and appropriate referral pathways to multidisciplinary services.
Dr Nicola Holmes
After growing up in Coffs Harbour and studying medicine at the University of Newcastle, Nicola completed her General Practice training in 2000 with the highest mark in NSW. She has practiced in Coffs Harbour since then including 10 years in adolescent mental health at Headspace Coffs Harbour. She has completed level 2 focussed psychological strategies training. She also has a passion for teaching and worked with North Coast GP Training for 10 years training GP registrars. She continues in her educator role working for the Black Dog Institute delivering workshops on mental health skills for GPs and psychologists as well as giving regular presentations to parents of local primary schools on how to nurture children’s mental health and wellbeing.
Allied Health
People with chronic respiratory conditions can derive huge benefit from the full scope of an allied health multidisciplinary team. This session will explore the various scopes of the Social Worker, Physiotherapist, Dietitian, Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist, and Aboriginal Health Practitioner in providing care for people with chronic respiratory conditions; discuss the application of an innovative transdisciplinary assessment; and discuss the benefits of offering multi-modal care.
Sophie Bushell, Senior Dietitian at the Mid North Coast Local Health District
Sophie led a multidisciplinary allied health team, implementing an innovative pilot model supporting people with later-stage COPD. Sophie has a rich work history in private practice, clinical inpatient, and public community clinic environments. She is passionate about high quality patient care, equity in access to care, and in providing clear, applicable nutrition advice.
Lunch - 1:00pm
GPs
This session will introduce participants to the principles and practice of gender-affirming care, a respectful, person-centred approach that recognises and supports an individual’s gender identity. It will explore the significant health disparities and barriers faced by transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people, including discrimination, limited access to informed care, and higher rates of mental health challenges. Participants will learn how to conduct inclusive consultations using correct names, pronouns, and affirming language to build trust and improve engagement. The session will also outline the key components of gender-affirming care in primary settings, including psychosocial support, hormone therapy, and appropriate referral pathways to multidisciplinary services.
Dr Nicola Holmes
After growing up in Coffs Harbour and studying medicine at the University of Newcastle, Nicola completed her General Practice training in 2000 with the highest mark in NSW. She has practiced in Coffs Harbour since then including 10 years in adolescent mental health at Headspace Coffs Harbour. She has completed level 2 focussed psychological strategies training. She also has a passion for teaching and worked with North Coast GP Training for 10 years training GP registrars. She continues in her educator role working for the Black Dog Institute delivering workshops on mental health skills for GPs and psychologists as well as giving regular presentations to parents of local primary schools on how to nurture children’s mental health and wellbeing.
Nurses
With 73.5% of the Mid North Coast population being overweight or obese, well above the national average of 66.5%, obesity is a key driver for chronic diseases in our area. Dr Katharine Gupta, consultant endocrinologist, will share her views on obesity as a disease and discuss practical strategies focussing on the role of pharmacotherapy in managing obesity in primary care.
Dr Katharine Gupta is a Consultant Endocrinologist working in private practice in Port Macquarie. Dr Gupta’s areas of interest include diabetes and general endocrinology with a keen interest in diabetes in pregnancy. Besides clinical work, Dr Gupta is passionate about health education with experience in Joint GP and Specialist Diabetes Case Conferencing.
Pharmacists
Managing patients with drug and alcohol comorbidities and anticipating challenges.
Topics include an overview of the neurobiology of dependence, managing patients with substance use disorders including in the setting of anxiety and chronic pain , new developments in addiction medicine, and practical aspects of managing patients with substance use disorders in primary care settings.
Dr. Buddhi Lokuge is a Staff Specialist in Addiction Medicine with MNCLHD drug and alcohol service. He is a clinical researcher and investigator on trials studying novel treatments for substance use disorders. He is a conjoint lecturer at the University of Sydney and dual qualified in addiction medicine and public health medicine with RACP. He has a PhD from the Australian National University, is author of a Doctors Dream and cocreator of the ABC TV series BlackAs.
Allied Health
This interactive session invites participants to reflect on their own wellbeing and the values that guide their work. Together, we explore the internal and external barriers that often prevent clinicians from engaging in self-care—including shame, high expectations, fear of consequences, and time constraints—and how these can increase the risk of burnout over time. Using real-life examples, participants will be supported to develop a personalised “bushfire plan” to prepare for personal and professional challenges, to recognise early warning signs, and to take action when it’s needed. The session creates space for honest reflection, peer connection, and shared strategies—offering practical steps toward a more sustainable and values-aligned professional life.
Dr Kathryn Hutt, MBBS, BSc(Med), MPH, MA (Applied Ethics), GAICD
Kathryn is a Sydney-based general practitioner, Medical Director of Doctors’ Health NSW, providing confidential support and education to NSW doctors and medical students, and former advisor to the NSW Medical Council.
Currently delivering fly-in, fly-out GP services to rural NSW communities and offering peer support to doctors and students navigating personal and professional challenges via the 24/7 Doctors’ Health NSW support line.
Kathryn advocates for strong clinical leadership and a kinder professional culture—one that enables doctors to thrive, not just survive, throughout their careers and is involved in national conversations on clinician wellbeing and systems reform.
GPs
Managing patients with drug and alcohol comorbidities and anticipating challenges.
Topics include an overview of the neurobiology of dependence, managing patients with substance use disorders including in the setting of anxiety and chronic pain , new developments in addiction medicine, and practical aspects of managing patients with substance use disorders in primary care settings.
Dr. Buddhi Lokuge is a Staff Specialist in Addiction Medicine with MNCLHD drug and alcohol service. He is a clinical researcher and investigator on trials studying novel treatments for substance use disorders. He is a conjoint lecturer at the University of Sydney and dual qualified in addiction medicine and public health medicine with RACP. He has a PhD from the Australian National University, is author of a Doctors Dream and cocreator of the ABC TV series BlackAs.
Nurses
This session will introduce participants to the principles and practice of gender-affirming care, a respectful, person-centred approach that recognises and supports an individual’s gender identity. It will explore the significant health disparities and barriers faced by transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people, including discrimination, limited access to informed care, and higher rates of mental health challenges. Participants will learn how to conduct inclusive consultations using correct names, pronouns, and affirming language to build trust and improve engagement. The session will also outline the key components of gender-affirming care in primary settings, including psychosocial support, hormone therapy, and appropriate referral pathways to multidisciplinary services.
Dr Nicola Holmes
After growing up in Coffs Harbour and studying medicine at the University of Newcastle, Nicola completed her General Practice training in 2000 with the highest mark in NSW. She has practiced in Coffs Harbour since then including 10 years in adolescent mental health at Headspace Coffs Harbour. She has completed level 2 focussed psychological strategies training. She also has a passion for teaching and worked with North Coast GP Training for 10 years training GP registrars. She continues in her educator role working for the Black Dog Institute delivering workshops on mental health skills for GPs and psychologists as well as giving regular presentations to parents of local primary schools on how to nurture children’s mental health and wellbeing.
Pharmacists
This interactive session invites participants to reflect on their own wellbeing and the values that guide their work. Together, we explore the internal and external barriers that often prevent clinicians from engaging in self-care—including shame, high expectations, fear of consequences, and time constraints—and how these can increase the risk of burnout over time. Using real-life examples, participants will be supported to develop a personalised “bushfire plan” to prepare for personal and professional challenges, to recognise early warning signs, and to take action when it’s needed. The session creates space for honest reflection, peer connection, and shared strategies—offering practical steps toward a more sustainable and values-aligned professional life.
Dr Kathryn Hutt, MBBS, BSc(Med), MPH, MA (Applied Ethics), GAICD
Kathryn is a Sydney-based general practitioner, Medical Director of Doctors’ Health NSW, providing confidential support and education to NSW doctors and medical students, and former advisor to the NSW Medical Council.
Currently delivering fly-in, fly-out GP services to rural NSW communities and offering peer support to doctors and students navigating personal and professional challenges via the 24/7 Doctors’ Health NSW support line.
Kathryn advocates for strong clinical leadership and a kinder professional culture—one that enables doctors to thrive, not just survive, throughout their careers and is involved in national conversations on clinician wellbeing and systems reform.
Allied Health
With 73.5% of the Mid North Coast population being overweight or obese, well above the national average of 66.5%, obesity is a key driver for chronic diseases in our area. Dr Katharine Gupta, consultant endocrinologist, will share her views on obesity as a disease and discuss practical strategies focussing on the role of pharmacotherapy in managing obesity in primary care.
Dr Katharine Gupta is a Consultant Endocrinologist working in private practice in Port Macquarie. Dr Gupta’s areas of interest include diabetes and general endocrinology with a keen interest in diabetes in pregnancy. Besides clinical work, Dr Gupta is passionate about health education with experience in Joint GP and Specialist Diabetes Case Conferencing.
Afternoon Tea 3:45pm
Case Presentation: In Reach Education and diabetic case conferencing
Session overview: The majority of people with diabetes on the Mid North Coast rely either solely on their local GP and community health services for care provision or are required to travel to metropolitan centres to access care. The introduction of Diabetes Case Conferencing has allowed primary care and specialist teams to work seamlessly to provide the best care in a team approach as close to home as possible for patients. Dr Katharine Gupta, consultant endocrinologist, and Mrs Michelle Bushell, credentialled diabetes educator, will share with you details on the program currently being coordinated by Healthy North Coast.
Speaker: Dr Kate Gupta
Dr Katharine Gupta is a Consultant Endocrinologist working in private practice in Port Macquarie. Dr Gupta’s areas of interest include diabetes and general endocrinology with a keen interest in diabetes in pregnancy. Besides clinical work, Dr Gupta is passionate about health education with experience in Joint GP and Specialist Diabetes Case Conferencing.
Speaker: Michelle Bushell – Credentialed Diabetes Educator, RN
Closing remarks
Nibbles and Networking
Wrap up & Forum Close
*Times are subject to change
Will I get CPD Points for attending?
Healthy North Coast is seeking accreditation for GPs through RACGP & ACRRM for 7.5 hours.
All other professions will receive a Certificate of Attendance for their self-reporting CPD.
Register for the Chronic and Complex Care Forum 2025!
The Healthy North Coast Immediate Care in Primary Health Forum 2025 is developed in collaboration with North Coast Allied Health Association and HealthPathways.
