Online learning modules
Online learning modules are updated regularly with synchronised audio and PPT presentations from Annual Scientific Meetings as well as local State Branch meetings.
NEW content that has recently been added includes:
- Knowns and unknowns in occupational epidemiology Presented by Prof Malcolm Sim at ASM 2019, October 2019
- High value communication in work injury Presented by Dr Paul Pers at ASM 2019, October 2019
- Pain immunology Presented by Prof Mark Hutchinson at ASM 2019, October 2019
- How pain becomes chronic Presented by Professor Lorimer Moseley at ASM 2019, October 2019
- Reach for the facts: Prescription Opioids Presented by Michael Francis at ASM 2019, October 2019
Silica: exposure, toxicity and control measures Presented by Dr Sharyn Gaskin at ASM 2019, October 2019
Silicosis in manufactured stone: the role of the radiologist Presented by Dr Katrina Newbigin at ASM 2019, October 2019
Is silicosis treatable? Presented by A Prof Deborah Yates at ASM 2019, October 2019
Accelerated silicosis and Pandora’s box - what we can learn from kitchen bench tops? Presented by Dr Graeme Edwards at ASM 2019, October 2019
Opioids and outcomes in work injury, presented by Dr Gary Franklin at ASM2019, October 2019
Evidence-based decisions in workers compensation, presented by Dr Gary Franklin at ASM2019, October 2019
Disability prevention: a public health approach to workers' compensation and healthcare delivery, presented by Dr Gary Franklin at ASM2019, October 2019
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Archived learning modules (older than 2014)
Powerpoints from previous Annual Scientific Meetings are also accessible:
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Disclaimer
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