The College will list CME-endorsed events and those from organisations affiliated to the College in ePulse and on the website for free. Non CME-endorsed events can also be listed at a cost of $270+GST.
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A gynaecology update presented by Mr Peter Abels, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
A webinar session exploring the relationship between social determinants of health and clinical burnout.
Professional development for those supporting families affected by mental illness related to pregnancy, childbirth and early parenthood.
Oxford Women's Health hosts a series of CME Endorsed events throughout 2019.
Fully accredited, highly practical skin cancer teaching by leading skin cancer experts - made dead simple
Lucy will share her experiences and thoughts on doctor well being in this interactive session.
Covering a range of topics, the William Buck webinars and workshops are a great opportunity for learning and professional development.
This workshop will address the inequalities and inequity through engagement initiatives used in a Maori men’s health and wellbeing programme based in Rotorua.
Social wellbeing – understanding welfare entitlements for former refugees & asylum seekers and how we can improve their access to it.
Featuring guest speaker and wellbeing expert Dr Tom Mulholland.
Hosted by Acurity Health Group Ltd.
A weekend of learning and collegiality, featuring eight speakers including Robert Bester, Hamish Wilson and more.
Interactive sessions on research and clinical practice in the area of trans people’s health.
Hosted by the New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes.
The Choosing Wisely campaign encourages health professionals to talk with patients about unnecessary tests, treatments and procedures.
Conducted by Adjunct Associate Professor Amanda Oakley, this one-day course addresses clinical and dermatoscopic diagnosis of common benign and malignant skin lesions.
The Auckland Faculty's 2019 Annual General Meeting.
This workshop explores the often-difficult transition to palliative care for people with neurodegenerative disorders and advanced dementia.
Hosted by the Northland Faculty, the conference is a collegial opportunity which will contribute to your continued medical education.
Hosted by the College's Pacific Chapter.
Hosted by the College's Auckland Faculty in conjunction with the Goodfellow Unit.
This seminar will cover the impact of trauma on maternal mental health, risk factors, diagnosis and management options including medication and referral to other health professionals.
Suitable for GP doctors to upskill knowledge and practical techniques that can be used in their day to day clinic.
Hosted by the Department of Medicine, the conference begins with a meet and greet dinner and will feature talks by some of the departments best teachers.
The annual Conference for General Practice is the only conference in New Zealand that is presented by GPs, for GPs.
This symposium is designed as a comprehensive dermatoscopy course, aimed at beginners and intermediates in dermatoscopy.
Hosted by the Skin Cancer College Australasia, this is an ideal introduction to dermoscopy for doctors and nurses wanting to understand the basics.
Kindly sponsored by the Auckland Faculty of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners.