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gpex provides trusted, quality education for Primary Care across Australia.

15/10/2026

Every workplace has a role to play in creating environments where people can stay safe, supported and connected.

This National Safe Work Month, we recognise the importance of practical support and education in preventing workplace injury and helping people navigate recovery and return to work.

gpex has partnered with ReturnToWorkSA (RTWSA) to design, develop and host a suite of evidence-based online education courses that support workers, employers, healthcare professionals and other key stakeholders involved in the return-to-work journey.

Through the RTWSA learning platform, gpex has created a dedicated digital learning environment that brings together courses, resources and support in one accessible location, helping participants find the education most relevant to their role.

Learn more about the RTWSA education platform:
🔗 rtwsa.gpex.au

13/10/2026

Are you expecting a baby, planning a family, or navigating the early years of parenting?

The Pregnancy, Babies & Children's Expo is a fantastic opportunity to connect with experts, discover helpful products and services, attend education sessions, and access trusted information to support your parenting journey.

Come and visit the gpex team to learn more about the South Australian GP Obstetric Shared Care Program.

For more than 20 years, the Program has helped connect women with pregnancy care through their GP, working alongside midwives, obstetricians and maternity services to support safe, coordinated care throughout pregnancy.

Whether you're newly pregnant, planning for a baby, or simply curious about your pregnancy care options, we'd love to chat and answer your questions.

We look forward to seeing you at the Expo!

📍 PBC Expo Adelaide
📅 17–18 October 2026

12/10/2026

Healthcare professionals dedicate their careers to caring for others. But making time to prioritise your own wellbeing is just as important.

gpex, in partnership with Western Queensland Primary Health Network (WQPHN), is bringing the Supporting Your Wellbeing workshop series across Western Queensland.

Facilitated by Dr Shaun Prentice and A/Prof Jill Benson AM, these interactive sessions are designed to help all primary healthcare professionals recognise the challenges that can impact wellbeing, identify early signs of burnout and explore practical strategies to support a sustainable and rewarding career.

By the end of the session, participants will be able to:
- Understand a practical model about doctors’ wellbeing
- Identify early warning signs of burnout
- Create a personalised wellbeing plan
- Explore strategies for enhancing wellbeing supports within your workplace

These workshops provide an opportunity to step away from the demands of clinical practice, connect with peers and gain practical tools that can be applied both professionally and personally.

📍 Mt Isa, QLD | 20 October 2026
📍 Roma, QLD | 29 October 2026
📍 Longreach, QLD | 3 November 2026

Register today for a workshop near you:
🔗 Mt Isa: https://loom.ly/xHketXM
🔗 Roma: https://loom.ly/6AmOuTY
🔗 Longreach: https://loom.ly/PRJKauE

09/10/2026

The CCE is getting closer. Is your preparation translating into performance?

At this stage, it’s not just about how many cases you’ve completed.

The exam requires you to apply your knowledge under pressure, explain your clinical reasoning, manage your time and maintain a clear, patient-centred consultation.

The gpex Dr CCE Performance program is designed to help you practise those skills before exam day through:
• Realistic CCE style cases
• Exam-like conditions
• Live educator led webinars
• A four-case mock exam
• Personalised, actionable feedback
• Practical strategies to strengthen your consultation structure and exam technique

Now is the time to identify the gaps in your performance and focus your remaining preparation where it matters most.

Don’t wait until exam day to find out what needs work.

Enrol in Dr CCE Performance:
https://loom.ly/PhNtoWk

08/10/2026

Every day, 56 people in Australia are diagnosed with breast cancer.*

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we acknowledge the individuals and families affected by breast cancer and recognise the healthcare professionals, researchers and organisations working to improve outcomes and support better care.

The month provides an important opportunity to raise awareness, encourage conversations about breast health, and reinforce the role of early detection, screening and timely access to care.

Primary care has an important role to play in supporting prevention, encouraging participation in screening programs, recognising early signs and symptoms, and supporting people throughout their healthcare journey.

At gpex, we recognise the value of education in supporting healthcare professionals to deliver evidence-informed, patient-centred care. Through professional development and cancer screening education, we support primary healthcare professionals to build confidence, strengthen preventive health practices and support participation in recommended screening programs.

Together, we can continue to promote awareness, encourage early detection and support better outcomes for individuals and communities.

Learn more about gpex education opportunities: learn.gpex.au/gpex-courses

*Source: National Breast Cancer Foundation

05/10/2026

ADHD is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition that affects people in different ways and at different stages of life. While ADHD may be associated with challenges relating to attention, organisation, impulsivity or emotional regulation, many individuals with ADHD also bring creativity, innovation, problem-solving skills and unique perspectives to their families, workplaces and communities.

During ADHD Awareness Month, we are reminded that understanding and support can make a meaningful difference.

Whether you are a family member, colleague, manager, teacher, carer or healthcare professional, simple actions can help create a more supportive and inclusive environment:
• Listen without judgement and be mindful that everyone's experience of ADHD is different
• Avoid assumptions or stereotypes about what ADHD "looks like"
• Provide clear communication and realistic expectations
• Recognise strengths as well as challenges
• Be patient and flexible when appropriate
• Encourage individuals to access support and resources that meet their needs

At gpex, we recognise the importance of ongoing education in supporting person-centred, inclusive care. Through gpex onesite, we provide professional development opportunities that support healthcare professionals to strengthen communication skills, build confidence and respond to the diverse needs of the communities they serve.

Explore our courses: learn.gpex.au/gpex-courses

01/10/2026

The loss of a pregnancy or baby is an experience that stays with families forever. For many parents, there are birthdays not celebrated, milestones not reached, and a love that continues long after loss. While every family's experience is unique, the impact of loss can be so profound and enduring.

During Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we acknowledge the babies who are no longer here, the parents and families who love and remember them, and the significant emotional, physical and psychological impact that pregnancy and infant loss can have.

Compassionate care matters. The words we choose, the support we offer, and the way we listen can make a lasting difference to women, partners and families navigating grief and loss.

Through the South Australian GP Obstetric Shared Care Program, managed by gpex on behalf of SA Health, GPs, midwives, obstetricians and maternity services work together to support women and families throughout pregnancy and beyond, including during times of loss, bereavement and future pregnancies.

This month, we stand with all those who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss and acknowledge their journey.

30/09/2026

Not sure how you’re tracking with your CCE preparation?

Sometimes another practice case isn’t what you need. You need someone experienced to watch how you perform and show you exactly where to focus next.

The gpex CCE One-on-One Practice Session with a Medical Educator gives you 75 minutes of targeted, individual support.

You’ll complete 2 timed CCE-style cases:
• One clinical encounter
• One case discussion

Then receive personalised feedback on your clinical reasoning, communication, consultation structure, exam technique, time management and pacing.

It’s designed for candidates who have started their preparation but want clearer direction, objective feedback and practical strategies they can apply.

Know what’s working. Know what to improve. Start your preparation with a clearer plan.

Book your one-on-one CCE practice session:
https://loom.ly/H5nBM-U

24/09/2026

Knowing what to do is one thing. Being able to demonstrate it clearly, calmly and within the CCE format is another.

The gpex Dr CCE Performance program gives candidates the opportunity to practise in realistic, exam-like conditions, including a small-group mock exam featuring four CCE-style cases.

You’ll experience the pressure of a timed case, learn by observing other candidates and receive personalised feedback from experienced medical educators.

The program also combines:
• Self-paced CCE preparation modules
• A bank of practice cases
• 3 live educator-led case webinars
• A live check-in between exam dates
• A realistic four-case mock exam

Because confidence on exam day doesn’t come from memorising more cases. It comes from having a structure you know how to apply under pressure.

Explore Dr CCE Performance and enrol today:
https://loom.ly/PhNtoWk

22/09/2026

This Thursday, join gpex and Western Queensland Primary Health Network (WQPHN) for Practical Wound Management in Primary Care, a free, interactive workshop designed for GPs, nurses and other primary healthcare professionals.

Through real-world case studies and practical application, you’ll explore how to:

• Assess wounds using the TIME framework
• Apply evidence-based wound management principles
• Select appropriate dressings
• Recognise infection and factors affecting wound healing
• Identify when referral or escalation is required

Led by wound management consultant Kim Allen, the session is designed to provide practical skills you can apply immediately in general practice, community nursing and other primary healthcare settings, including rural and regional communities.

📅 Thursday, 24 September
⏰ 6:00 pm–9:00 pm
📍 ibis Styles Mt Isa Verona
🍽️ Light dinner and refreshments included
🎓 3 hours CPD approved
💜 Free to attend

The workshop is only 2 days away, so secure your place now.
Register here: https://loom.ly/8UtvS88

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