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 and webinars.
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New Content
New content that has recently been added includes:
- Webinar: COVID-19: A roadmap to getting back to the workplace safely presented by Sally Kane & Sandra Code at the VIC/TAS Branch Educational Meeting, 29 July 2020
- Webinar: Hearing implants to rehabilitate hearing presented by Prof Peter Friedland at the WA Branch Educational Meeting, 15 July 2020
- Webinar: Managing occupational heat stress risk – A new innovation presented by Dr Yan Wong, Dr Harry Chow and Professor Trevor Kilpatrick at the AFOEM Victoria Educational Meeting, 15 June 2020
- Webinar: Shoulder Conditions presented by Dr Matthew Lawson-Smith at the WA Branch Educational Meeting, 10 June 2020
- Webinar: Drug and Alcohol Testing presented by Dr Charles Appleton at the WA Branch Educational Meeting, 20 May 2020
- Webinar: Transitioning to Telehealth presented by Sue Larsen, Dr Ralph Poppenbeek, Dr Greg Cameron, Dr Dominic Yong & Karena Nicholls, by MEDirect on behalf of ANZSOM, 23 April 2020
- Webinar: Telehealth Logistics an informal discussion on issues and considerations for service delivery via Telehealth, facilitated Sue Larsen from MEDirect, 14 May 2020
Further content from ASM2019:
- Mental health in first responders - 4 speakers, Presented by Cmdr Grant Edwards, Dr Katrina Sanders, Nicole Sadler & Prof Sandy MacFarlane at ASM2019, October 2019
- Managing fatigue amongst offshore workers through a digital solution, Presented by Dr Devan Kumarasamy at ASM 2019, OCtober 2019
- Exposure Science - building new bridges in occupational and environmental health, Presented by Prof Dino Pisaniello, at ASM2019, October 2019
- A revolution in burns management Presented by Prof John Greenwood at ASM 2019, October 2019
- Work organisation and psychosocial factors Presented by Prof Maureen Dollard at ASM 2019, October 2019
- Kevin Sleigh Oration ASM2019 - Risk factors for work absence in mental health claims presented by Dr Bianca Cheong, October 2019
- The collaborative partnership to improve work participation Presented by Prof Niki Ellis at ASM 2019, October 2019
Hot topics
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
Medications and commercial vehicle driving, Presented by Dr Armand Casolin, at ASM2019, October 2019
Driving and cardiac arrhythmias, Presented by Associate Professor Dennis Lau, at ASM2019, October 2019
Work vehicle safety in SA: The effect of purchasing decisions, Presented by Dr Jamie Mackenzie, at ASM2019, October 2019
Safe rates, save lives, Presented by Matthew Burnell, at ASM2019, October 2019
Opioids and outcomes in work injury, presented by Dr Gary Franklin at ASM2019, October 2019
Reach for the facts: prescription opioids, presented by Michael Francis at ASM2019, October 2019
Learning Categories
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Archived learning modules (older than 2014)
Online Learning and CPD
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Disclaimer
The information presented on this site is based on material prepared and presented by third parties who have provided permission for their work to be hosted and accessed by ANZSOM members only. Members accessing this material should not copy or distribute without the express permission of the author. ANZSOM does not warrant or represent that the information is free from errors or omissions. The opinions and conclusions drawn by the presenters do not necessarily reflect the policies, procedures, or guidelines of ANZSOM.