Mon, 28 Aug 2023 8:00 AM – Tue, 29 Aug 2023 5:30 PM AEST
Hilton Brisbane 190 Elizabeth Street Brisbane
About this event
Mental health accounts for more than 20% of presentations in rural practice in the primary and hospital settings and suicide is highest amongst male living in a rural area.
This course provides registrars and trainees with next level skill sets to formulate, diagnose, medicate and provider interpersonal therapies and treatments, as well as safety net, refer and understand the limitations of mental health treatment in the rural and regional setting.
Each unit is taught using the ICD10 Chapter V diagnostic criteria (as per DOH requirements), provides comprehensive documentation preparation activities and provides clarity for patient rebates for services provided in the context of MBS compliance.
Why not stay for BFD23 – Keep an eye out for your confirmation email and register for you complimentary 3 day ticket pass.
Includes Pre and post workshop quiz to assess you knowledge
Monday 28th August 2023
08:00 | Eating Disorders Treatment Plans and Referrals |
08:45 | Case discussions – Teenage body image, Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa |
09:30 | Gender Diversity |
10:15 | Morning Tea |
10:45 | Case Discussions – Transgender, gender transition, gender identification |
11:30 | Paediatric – Developmental Delay & Behaviour disorders |
12:15 | Case Discussions – Assessment, Parent counselling and family therapy |
Allied health services and the MDT | |
13:30 | Lunch |
13:45 | Mental State Examination |
14:30 | Case Discussions – Acute psychosis, Mania, Anxiety |
15:15 | Afternoon Tea |
15:45 | Clinical Handover and communication Skills |
16:30 | Case Discussions – Drug induced psychosis Attempted Suicide – polypharmacy drug overdose Management plan – Hospital to GP handover |
Tuesday 29th August 2023
12:00 | Mental Health – The Psychiatric Interview |
12:45 | Culturally Appropriate Delivery of Mental health Services 1330 – Case Discussions and Role Play – Indigenous mental health (Incarceration, aboriginal elders), Migrant Mental health (Depression/Adjustment disorder) |
14:15 | Afternoon Tea |
14:45 | Risk Assessment |
15:30 | Case Discussions and Role Play – Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol, Firearms licence |
16:15 | – Health professionals and Mental health |
13:45 | Mental health Treatment Plan |
17:00 | Case Discussions and Role Play – Workplace bullying, AHPRA investigations, Drugs and Alcohol ethical issues |
Pending ACRRM and Mental Health CPD Points
Presenters:
Dr April Armstrong is the Founder and Director of Business for Doctors and has been providing MBS education since 2017. She has presented at over 300 workshops, seminars, and conferences. April is a Fellow of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine with an academic AST and currently studying for her Masters at UNSW with plans to do a PhD in Medical Education. She continues to work as a locum General Practitioner as well as having her own practice in Western Australia. As a mentor to medical practitioners, practice managers and nurses who have become MBS tutors she continues to be passionate about the “Business of Medicine” and provides regular updates on MBS changes via social media.