e-Learning | Goodfellow Unit

Focussed acceptance and commitment therapy

For clinicians interested in mental and or physical health where therapy can be brief, time-limited and available to all who may need it.

Pneumonia is one of the major causes of hospitalization and mortality among younger children, particularly for Māori and Pacific children.

For community pharmacists planning to dispense EMA medicines.

Provding information for primary health care professionals to enhance patient care around the use of antibiotics.

Sports-related head injuries and concussion can be difficult to assess and manage.

Tendinopathy and rupture are the two most common pathologies involving the Achilles tendon.

Gain a better understanding of Parkinson's Disease.

Regular foot checks and good daily foot care are an important part of the prevention and management of diabetic foot disease.

Outlining the ABC model for assessment and management in the form of behavioural support and pharmacological smoking cessation aids.

Thyroid conditions are among the most common endocrine disorders.

When your patient is diagnosed with a concussion, it's not always easy to know how to best manage them.

Acute low back pain is common and can occur without any definite event or injury.

Cardiovascular disease is largely preventable and is associated with large within-population health inequalities.

Primary care physicians play a crucial role in the detection and management of MCI that potentially could be life-changing to the individual.

Gout is one of the most common forms of acute arthritis, particularly among Māori and Pacific men as well as older people on diuretic therapy.