Primary care’s readiness to address family violence
The Readiness Program builds capacity of GPs and primary care workers to better support patients experiencing family and domestic violence.
It is a national training program for primary care providers to effectively recognise, respond, refer and record family and domestic violence using a trauma informed approach. It offers a flexible, multifaceted training program to engage general practitioners, primary care nurses, Aboriginal Health Workers and Practitioners, and other primary care workers and practice staff through:
- Online Training Workshops (Virtual Classrooms)
- Virtual Practice-Centred Learning (Pathways to Safety)
- Suite of E-Learning Modules
- Webinar Series (RACGP Live And On-Demand)
- Community of Practice (Pathways To Safety)
The Readiness Program offers training that is fully funded to anyone working in a primary care setting (clinical and non-clinical staff within General Practice, Community Health and Aboriginal Medical Services).
Visit https://www.saferfamilies.org.au/readiness-overview for further information.
