Mental health in the workplace: Improving outcomes for patients with a work-related mental health condition

This activity will update attendees on clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and management of work-related mental health conditions.

Dr Helena Williams will discuss how GPs can apply these guidelines to improve patient safety and achieve better patient outcomes. She will also review the role of complex childhood trauma in the development of mental health conditions.

Learning Outcomes

• Describe and summarise the clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and management of a work-related mental health condition in General Practice.
• Practically apply the clinical guidelines into existing practice systems to improve patient safety.
• Implement strategies to improve recovery and return to work outcomes for patients.
• Describe the role of complex childhood trauma and how it may contribute to the development of mental health conditions and influence recovery.

Presented By

Dr Helena Williams, General Practitioner, Russell Medical Practice

Agenda

6:00 pm – 6:30 pm Registration and dinner

6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Presentation, case study and group discussion

8:30 pm – 8:45 pm Q&A, evaluation and close

RACGP CPD Activity

This activity is pending RACGP approval for 4 CPD activity points.

Supported By

Return To Work SA

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Please note:

1. As a precaution, limited seats are available for this session. Whilst this session is free of charge, non-attendance will incur a $30 cancellation fee if notification is not received 72 hours prior to the session.
2. If you are unable to attend this face-to-face session, please register your interest with our Education Team at education@sonder.net.au and a webinar link will be provided.
3. Due to COVID–19 restrictions, all participants will be requested to use the hand sanitiser at entry and masks will be available for participants who would like to use them.
4. All attendees will be requested to provide their names and contact details again at the registration desk as recommended by the Australian Government Department of Health.
5. We have booked private rooms at the venues and seating will be appropriately arranged within the social distancing requirements.