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Emergency Preparedness in Primary Care

Webinar recordings

Explore these previously recorded CHN webinars, which cover topics including climate-related emergencies, patient privacy, and cybersecurity. These webinars offer valuable information to help practices understand emerging challenges, strengthen preparedness, and support patients and communities during times of disruption.

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Webinar recording: Disaster planning: Nov 22, 2023

Originally presented on 22 November 2023, this webinar explores how climate change, extreme heat, and bushfires are impacting primary care. Watch to hear practical advice on preparing your practice, supporting patients, and strengthening community resilience during emergencies, presented by Dr Toby Keene (ACT Health), Dr Kate Wylie, and Dr Jennifer Conway (Doctors for the Environment Australia)

Published at Youtube :   2023-11-22
Views Count :   69
Duration :   1:42:12S
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Privacy, Trust & Cybersecurity: What Practice Managers &

Originally presented on 16 March 2026, this webinar explores the growing importance of privacy, patient confidentiality, and cybersecurity in primary care. Watch to learn about recent privacy law reforms, common cyber risks facing healthcare practices, and practical steps to protect patient information and respond effectively to data breaches. Presented by Gail Wang, Risk Adviser, Avant.

Published at Youtube :   2026-03-16
Views Count :   32
Duration :   1:1:56S

Did you know?

Healthcare is one of Australia's most targeted sectors for cyber security incidents.

Vaccines must be stored between 2°C and 8°C to maintain their effectiveness.

Storm risk is highest in the ACT from September to the end of February

Mental health impacts can continue for months or even years after a disaster.

Canberra recorded its hottest day on record, reaching 44.0°C on 4 January 2020.

The 2003 Canberra bushfires destroyed 510 properties!

ACT ESA's Chat. Plan. Act. helps Canberrans get emergency ready

According to an ANU study, extreme heat and cold account for 1 in 15 ED presentations in ACT

Capital Health Network acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country on which we work and live, and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to Elders past and present.