CHN Educational Events
july 2025
jul2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and PlumbersMonth Long Event (july)

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2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and Plumbers Presented by Capital Health Network in collaboration with ACT and NSW Cardiologists Capital Health Network, together with leading cardiologists from the ACT and NSW,
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2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and Plumbers
Presented by Capital Health Network in collaboration with ACT and NSW Cardiologists
Capital Health Network, together with leading cardiologists from the ACT and NSW, invites General Practitioners and primary care professionals to attend a five-part webinar series focused on the fundamentals of cardiology in general practice.
This engaging series, titled “Builders, Electricians and Plumbers”, will explore practical, evidence-based approaches to managing common and complex cardiovascular conditions in primary care settings.
Webinar Schedule & Topics
Webinar 1: Wednesday, 9 July 2025, Dr Sam KashkavijRefresher on Appropriate Ordering and Interpretation of Cardiac InvestigationsTopics: CVD risk calculators, ECGs, Holter monitors, CT calcium scores, ECHOs, and CT coronary angiograms.
Webinar 2: Wednesday, 23 July 2025, Dr Siang SohGP Management of Acute Coronary SyndromeTopics: Initial presentation, post-discharge care, lifestyle changes, rehabilitation, monitoring, medications, and BP/lipid targets.
Webinar 3: Wednesday, 6 August 2025, Dr Sharon WilsonGP Management of Congestive Heart FailureTopics: Left- and right-sided heart failure, medications, pacemakers, and defibrillators.
Webinar 4: Wednesday, 20 August 2025, Dr Mohammad PaymardGP Management of Heart Rhythm DisordersTopics: Atrial fibrillation (acute and chronic), supraventricular tachycardia, heart blocks, sick sinus syndrome, when to refer for cardioversion, ablation, or device implantation.
Webinar 5: Wednesday, 3 September 2025, Dr David YoussefPaediatric Cardiology Essentials for GPsTopics: Heart murmurs, congenital heart disorders, pericarditis, and other paediatric concerns
Register Here
This series is designed to equip GPs with current, practical knowledge to enhance cardiovascular care in the community.
✅ CPD Points: Each session is 1.5 hours and contributes to a total of 7.5 hours of Educational Activities CPD.
Time
Month Long Event (july)
26jul8:30 am12:00 pmPalliative Care Where English is a Second Language GP Forum8:30 am - 12:00 pm

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We have diverse cultures in Australia and everyone hopes for a good death, and quality of life to the very end. This forum will provide GPs an opportunity to explore
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We have diverse cultures in Australia and everyone hopes for a good death, and quality of life to the very end. This forum will provide GPs an opportunity to explore palliative care for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities and the impact of cultural factors on the provision of end-of-life care. It will assist GPs in providing culturally sensitive palliative care. Capital Health Network invites GPs to this half-day forum in collaboration with Paalam The Bridge To Humanity and Canberra Multicultural Community Forum Inc.
Topics:
- Introduction to palliative care for ethnically diverse groups in Australia
- Palliative Care and cultural considerations
- Identify how cultural beliefs impact response to diagnosis of cancer – Case Study
- Identify how cultural beliefs impact response to chronic illness – Case Study
- Optimising advanced care planning and initiating goals of care discussion among CALD communities
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Session details:
Session 1 – Welcome by Ros Kirk Palliative Care Planning Manager – CHN
Session 2 – Palliative Care and Cultural Considerations by Dr Sivaraj Rajadorai – Director Capital Palliative Care & Senior Clinical Lecturer ANU
Session 3 – Identify how cultural beliefs impact response to diagnosis of cancer – Case Study by Dr Prema Rajendra – GP at Next Practice Deakin
Session 4 – Identify how cultural beliefs impact response to chronic illness – Case Study provided by Associate Professor Dr Raymond Liu – GP at YourGP@Crace and presented by Dr Sivaraj Rajadorai – Director Capital Palliative Care & Senior Clinical Lecturer ANU
Session 5 – Optimising advance care planning and initiating goals of care discussion among CALD communities by Chin Wong – Secretary, Canberra Multicultural Community Forum Inc
Time
(Saturday) 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
august 2025
jul2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and PlumbersMonth Long Event (july)

Event Details
2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and Plumbers Presented by Capital Health Network in collaboration with ACT and NSW Cardiologists Capital Health Network, together with leading cardiologists from the ACT and NSW,
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Event Details
2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and Plumbers
Presented by Capital Health Network in collaboration with ACT and NSW Cardiologists
Capital Health Network, together with leading cardiologists from the ACT and NSW, invites General Practitioners and primary care professionals to attend a five-part webinar series focused on the fundamentals of cardiology in general practice.
This engaging series, titled “Builders, Electricians and Plumbers”, will explore practical, evidence-based approaches to managing common and complex cardiovascular conditions in primary care settings.
Webinar Schedule & Topics
Webinar 1: Wednesday, 9 July 2025, Dr Sam KashkavijRefresher on Appropriate Ordering and Interpretation of Cardiac InvestigationsTopics: CVD risk calculators, ECGs, Holter monitors, CT calcium scores, ECHOs, and CT coronary angiograms.
Webinar 2: Wednesday, 23 July 2025, Dr Siang SohGP Management of Acute Coronary SyndromeTopics: Initial presentation, post-discharge care, lifestyle changes, rehabilitation, monitoring, medications, and BP/lipid targets.
Webinar 3: Wednesday, 6 August 2025, Dr Sharon WilsonGP Management of Congestive Heart FailureTopics: Left- and right-sided heart failure, medications, pacemakers, and defibrillators.
Webinar 4: Wednesday, 20 August 2025, Dr Mohammad PaymardGP Management of Heart Rhythm DisordersTopics: Atrial fibrillation (acute and chronic), supraventricular tachycardia, heart blocks, sick sinus syndrome, when to refer for cardioversion, ablation, or device implantation.
Webinar 5: Wednesday, 3 September 2025, Dr David YoussefPaediatric Cardiology Essentials for GPsTopics: Heart murmurs, congenital heart disorders, pericarditis, and other paediatric concerns
Register Here
This series is designed to equip GPs with current, practical knowledge to enhance cardiovascular care in the community.
✅ CPD Points: Each session is 1.5 hours and contributes to a total of 7.5 hours of Educational Activities CPD.
Time
Month Long Event (july)
13aug6:30 pm8:00 pmKidney Cysts, Masses, and Stones6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

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Over 11% of Australian adults have some form of kidney disease. By the age of 75, 44% of Australians are diagnosed with long-term renal impairment. GPs are at the frontline
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Over 11% of Australian adults have some form of kidney disease. By the age of 75, 44% of Australians are diagnosed with long-term renal impairment. GPs are at the frontline of diagnosing and managing kidney conditions.
Canberra Health Services, together with Capital Health Network, invites primary health care providers to a series of 4 webinars, providing a comprehensive overview of renal disease and how to optimise long-term kidney health.
- Webinar 4: Kidney Cysts, Masses, and Stones
(Presenter: Urologist Hodo Haxhimolla , Wednesday 13/8/25, 6:30-8:00 PM)
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A certificate of attendance will be provided to attendees of the live webinar. Attendees are welcome to self-report CPD hours to their education dashboard (Educational Activity – 1.5 hours). The webinar will also be posted online on Capital Health Network’s YouTube channel.
Time
(Wednesday) 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
september 2025
jul2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and PlumbersMonth Long Event (july)

Event Details
2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and Plumbers Presented by Capital Health Network in collaboration with ACT and NSW Cardiologists Capital Health Network, together with leading cardiologists from the ACT and NSW,
more
Event Details
2025 Cardiology Webinar Series: Builders, Electricians and Plumbers
Presented by Capital Health Network in collaboration with ACT and NSW Cardiologists
Capital Health Network, together with leading cardiologists from the ACT and NSW, invites General Practitioners and primary care professionals to attend a five-part webinar series focused on the fundamentals of cardiology in general practice.
This engaging series, titled “Builders, Electricians and Plumbers”, will explore practical, evidence-based approaches to managing common and complex cardiovascular conditions in primary care settings.
Webinar Schedule & Topics
Webinar 1: Wednesday, 9 July 2025, Dr Sam KashkavijRefresher on Appropriate Ordering and Interpretation of Cardiac InvestigationsTopics: CVD risk calculators, ECGs, Holter monitors, CT calcium scores, ECHOs, and CT coronary angiograms.
Webinar 2: Wednesday, 23 July 2025, Dr Siang SohGP Management of Acute Coronary SyndromeTopics: Initial presentation, post-discharge care, lifestyle changes, rehabilitation, monitoring, medications, and BP/lipid targets.
Webinar 3: Wednesday, 6 August 2025, Dr Sharon WilsonGP Management of Congestive Heart FailureTopics: Left- and right-sided heart failure, medications, pacemakers, and defibrillators.
Webinar 4: Wednesday, 20 August 2025, Dr Mohammad PaymardGP Management of Heart Rhythm DisordersTopics: Atrial fibrillation (acute and chronic), supraventricular tachycardia, heart blocks, sick sinus syndrome, when to refer for cardioversion, ablation, or device implantation.
Webinar 5: Wednesday, 3 September 2025, Dr David YoussefPaediatric Cardiology Essentials for GPsTopics: Heart murmurs, congenital heart disorders, pericarditis, and other paediatric concerns
Register Here
This series is designed to equip GPs with current, practical knowledge to enhance cardiovascular care in the community.
✅ CPD Points: Each session is 1.5 hours and contributes to a total of 7.5 hours of Educational Activities CPD.
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Month Long Event (july)
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