What is primary health care nursing?

Primary health care is any medical service that is provided outside the four walls of a hospital, including general practice, aged care, schools, community health and other primary health care settings. Primary health care nurses play a critical role in keeping people healthy, providing proactive care and health promotion to keep Australians well.

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Enhanced capability in family planning: Obesity, chronic disease and fertility

This webinar compliments the online course - Obesity Chronic Disease and Fertility - currently available for primary health care nurses through APNA OnlineLearning.

Managing fertility in general practice

This course aims to provide practice nurses with an understanding of fertility health and family planning and the reproductive health implications for men and women within a general practice setting.

Family planning series

A package of video presentations on family planning. Consists of: 3 x presentations.

Obesity, chronic disease and fertility

Comprehend the impact on fertility, pregnancy and birth outcomes of specific chronic diseases such as diabetes, mental health problems, epilepsy, and autoimmune disorders.

Enhanced capability in family planning: Adolescent fertility and pregnancy

This webinar provides an overview of adolescent fertility and pregnancy.

Creating opportunities for enhanced nurse care

See how Australian practices are showcasing the diversity of nursing roles in general practice and how nurses successfully navigate this dynamic and challenging setting.