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Responding to child abuse and neglect: what primary health care practitioners need to know

Institution:
Centre for Remote Health
Type:
Short courses
Reach:
NT
Focus:
Mainstream

Overview

Target audience: Community and primary health care workers in the Northern Territory

Course summary: This course provides participants with the skills to deal with the complex ethical and professional dilemmas when forming an opinion about child abuse and neglect. This course is specifically designed for professionals who work in remote clinical practice and in regional primary health care services in the Northern Territory.

Fee payable: No, but please note that registration is essential

Delivery mode: On site

Financial support for Indigenous students: Not applicable

Contacts

Project Administration Officer
Centre for Remote Health
Alice Springs Campus
Cnr Simpson and Skinner Sts
PO Box 4066
Alice Springs NT 0871
Ph: (08) 8951 4700
Fax: (08) 8951 4777
Email: crh.shortcourse@flinders.edu.au

Katherine Campus
PO Box 433
Katherine NT 0851
Ph: (08) 8971 2758
Fax: (08) 8971 1839

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Last updated: 2 February 2016

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