You are cordially invited to attend the Launch of the full day Aboriginal Person Centred Care Training Package.

The GOPC process is intended to prompt a conversation to establish a medically appropriate, realistic, agreed goal(s) of patient care that will apply, in the event of any clinical deterioration, during that episode of care. Click here for sessions.

Congratulations to TRACS WA advocates and collaborators Nola Naylor and Rebecca Carbone, who won their respective categories in the 2021 Health Consumer Excellence Awards.

Clinicians attending our Community of Practice events have been asking us if there is any good online platform to talk and share resources with their public and private sector colleagues. TRACS WA is trialling – a Microsoft Teams-based discussion group, accessible to both public and private sector clinicians, to help Communities of Practice continue online between our face-to-face events and video conferences.

Sessions are monthly via GotoWebinar Thursday's from 12:30-13:30.  
June 16th Session - Aboriginal Cardiovascular Health and Diabetes WA
May 20th Session - High Intensity Interval Training for People with Heart Conditions and Cardiovascular Disease
April 22nd Recording Presentation material: Personalised Walking Plans and Walking Groups and Heart Foundation Resources.

TRACS WA and the Stroke Community of Practice invite you to register for the Virtual Symposium focusing on:
  • Motivation in Rehabilitation
  • Innovation in Practice
Click here to access resources from the 2020 Stroke Symposium.