A range of face-to-face and online training options to support effective primary care response to family, domestic and sexual violence. Training options are available at no cost to general practice teams in Perth South Primary Health Network (PHN) region.
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Self-paced online training options
In addition to the face-to-face program, WA Primary Health Alliance is making the following online modules available, at no cost, to general practice teams delivering care in the Armadale, Gosnells and Canning Local Government Areas.
Safer Families Centre of Research Excellence – University of Melbourne:
- Identifying and responding to domestic and family violence
- Providing trauma and violence informed care in primary care
- Addressing family violence: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- Recognising and responding to domestic, family and sexual violence experiences by ethnic and racial minority women
- Recognising and responding to LGBTQA+ people impacted by DFV
- Identifying and responding to child abuse and neglect
- Six steps to support you to access and respond to elder abuse.
Sexual Assault Resource Centre – WA Health:
- Non-fatal strangulation module
Safer Families Centre of Research Excellence – University of Melbourne
Register for free access via the following links for when you would like to obtain access:
Access to these modules is free and you can access up to three modules at a time. Each module is accredited for CPD through RACGP.
Sexual Assault Resource Centre – WA Health
- Non-fatal strangulation module
- Supporting resource: ‘I thought I was about to die’: Management of non-fatal strangulation in general practice – Australian Journal of General Practice.
You can access this module for free via the SARC website – you will need to complete a registration form to gain access.