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Get ready for another exciting day at RMA24 in Darwin! Day two promises a packed schedule of insightful sessions and engaging events.
Presidents’ Breakfast – 7am to 8.15am
Presidents' Breakfast | Sponsored by Department of Health and Aged Care
Over the past 12-18 months, reviews of various elements of our primary care system have continued, following on from the Strengthening Medicare Taskforce. At this year’s RMA Presidents’ Breakfast the panel will discuss some of the key reviews, and explore the impact on rural general practice and rural generalist medicine. Is it a bright future ahead or will it be more of the same, with a little lemon twist?
Day 2 Plenary – 10.30am to 12.10pm
(Click on the session link for details)
10.38am
National Rural Health Commissioner I Professor Jenny May AM
11.08am
RDAA President Address I Dr Raymond ‘RT’ Lewandowski III
11.23am
Keynote Speaker I Dr Jillann Farmer (CEO – A Better Culture)
The cultivation of a health system devoid of discrimination and bullying is pivotal for the development of a robust healthcare workforce. ‘A Better Culture’ aims to combat discrimination and foster a healthier, more inclusive work environment.
Selected sessions – early to mid afternoon – 1pm to 3.15pm
(Click on the session link for specific times and details)
- A mobile skin cancer clinic for rural South Australia
- What the PHEC is Australia’s trauma gap? Sandpiper Australia can close it!
- Bridging the gap from rural intent to rural practitioner: are we winning?
- Climate action for rural doctors
- Coercive control and intimate partner violence
- Rural Psychiatry and training: in support of generalism
- Neurodiverse doctors - the elephant in the room
Selected sessions – late afternoon – 3.45pm to 4.50pm
(Click on the session link for specific times and details)
- When rural women take the lead - leadership and resilience reimagined
- Bridging gaps: technology-driven healthcare in Rural Clinics
- Thriving rural doctors in healthy rural communities: place-based solutions to workforce challenges
- Looking after rural GPs: a new approach by doctors for doctors
- New Australian Concussion Guidelines for Youth and Community Sport
- The "A Better Culture" project
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Get ready for another exciting day at RMA24 in Darwin! Day two promises a packed schedule of insightful sessions and engaging events.
Presidents’ Breakfast – 7am to 8.15am
Presidents' Breakfast | Sponsored by Department of Health and Aged Care
Over the past 12-18 months, reviews of various elements of our primary care system have continued, following on from the Strengthening Medicare Taskforce. At this year’s RMA Presidents’ Breakfast the panel will discuss some of the key reviews, and explore the impact on rural general practice and rural generalist medicine. Is it a bright future ahead or will it be more of the same, with a little lemon twist?
Day 2 Plenary – 10.30am to 12.10pm
(Click on the session link for details)
10.38am
National Rural Health Commissioner I Professor Jenny May AM
11.08am
RDAA President Address I Dr Raymond ‘RT’ Lewandowski III
11.23am
Keynote Speaker I Dr Jillann Farmer (CEO – A Better Culture)
The cultivation of a health system devoid of discrimination and bullying is pivotal for the development of a robust healthcare workforce. ‘A Better Culture’ aims to combat discrimination and foster a healthier, more inclusive work environment.
Selected sessions – early to mid afternoon – 1pm to 3.15pm
(Click on the session link for specific times and details)
- A mobile skin cancer clinic for rural South Australia
- What the PHEC is Australia’s trauma gap? Sandpiper Australia can close it!
- Bridging the gap from rural intent to rural practitioner: are we winning?
- Climate action for rural doctors
- Coercive control and intimate partner violence
- Rural Psychiatry and training: in support of generalism
- Neurodiverse doctors - the elephant in the room
Selected sessions – late afternoon – 3.45pm to 4.50pm
(Click on the session link for specific times and details)
- When rural women take the lead - leadership and resilience reimagined
- Bridging gaps: technology-driven healthcare in Rural Clinics
- Thriving rural doctors in healthy rural communities: place-based solutions to workforce challenges
- Looking after rural GPs: a new approach by doctors for doctors
- New Australian Concussion Guidelines for Youth and Community Sport
- The "A Better Culture" project