Webinar: Heat Health in Primary Care- Australia Deadliest Natural Hazard

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Equipping Primary Care as the Frontline Response

This webinar helps participants

  • Identify the role of GPs in individual heat risk assessment, primary and secondary prevention
  • Outline the role in Primary care in helping individuals, communities and the health sector adapt to heat
  • Identify workplace strategies to enhance heat health outcomes for patients and communities

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Additional informative video from QLD Health- Role in Heatwaves

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