Atrial fibrillation can result in debilitating symptoms and avoidable stroke which can significantly reduce patients’ quality of life.

By equipping yourself with the knowledge to deliver high-quality atrial fibrillation care, you can help improve patients' daily life and reduce the burden of this condition. This course will provide you with the tools and strategies to navigate the complexities of atrial fibrillation management, including diagnosis, choosing a management strategy, optimising care, and navigating stroke prevention.

How YOU as a Healthcare Professional Can Support Patients With Atrial Fibrillation

Meet Dr. Jennifer Coller

Optimise Atrial Fibrillation in Primary Care Course for is composed of three modules.

Throughout the course we answer the following questions.

  • Why should we care about atrial fibrillation?

  • How do we recognise atrial fibrillation?

  • How do we manage atrial fibrillation?

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Recognise and Identify

    Recognise the importance of health professionals being able to identify a patient with suspected heart failure. Identify common symptoms and signs that can indicate heart failure.

  • Discuss strategies for patients

    Discuss strategies for patients to self-monitor, in particular by managing their fluid state, and identify when to seek assistance.

  • Treatment Options

    Discuss common and new treatments for heart failure.

What you receive in this course

    1. Welcome to Optimise Atrial Fibrillation In Primary Care

    2. Why should we care about detecting atrial fibrillation?

    3. How do we recognise atrial fibrillation?

    4. How do we manage atrial fibrillation?

    5. Primary Care Update- Evolution of the Rhythm Control strategy in AF

    6. Optimise Atrial Fibrillation Course for Healthcare Professionals—Wrap up

    7. End of Course Survey
  • $170.00
  • 7 lessons
  • 60-90 minutes of Foundational learning in AF quality care
  • 12 Months with Free Access to New Content
  • RACGP Endorsed 1 CPD hour

Dr. Jennifer Coller

A Leader in Cardiovascular Health

Dr. Jennifer Coller is a highly experienced consultant cardiologist and educator dedicated to improving cardiovascular health across Australia. Jennifer has diverse experience working in metropolitan and regional cardiology settings, both public and private services, and in the healthcare sector. She is a passionate advocate for equity in cardiovascular health for vulnerable groups, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and regional/rural communities. With a wealth of experience in both metropolitan and regional settings, she's committed to:
•Advancing heart health: Driving innovation and quality improvement in cardiology.
•Elevating healthcare: Empowering healthcare professionals through education and training and providing a forum for them to share their expertise.
•Bridging healthcare gaps: Ensuring equitable access to cardiac care, especially in regional areas.
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FAQ

  • How long will this course take me to complete?

    Optimise Atrial Fibrillation Course will take around 60-75 minutes to complete.

  • How long do I have access to the course?

    You will have access to the course and any updates for 12 months from your date of purchase.

  • What happens when I finish?

    At course completion, you will be issued a certificate and encouraged to remain in our community for newsletter, online events and notifications of new heart health courses.

  • Who is the course for and are there any prerequisites?

    If you are a GP, or training to be a GP, our course will be accessible and relevant to you. There are no prerequisites. Our courses are targeted to clinicians working in chronic disease management in community and clinic settings, rather than inpatient acute management.

  • What if I have questions or need help?

    If you have any queries please contact [email protected]

The Optimise AF in Primary Care course has been approved for: