The Stroke Foundation has developed a set of interactive learning modules for nurses in rural and regional areas.

Cancer Council WA and PaSCE offer a variety of programs which are aimed at increasing knowledge and understanding of palliative care in all settings. The programs are also relevant for clinicians working in subacute care.

Subacute care clinicians may be interested in the e-Learning packages currently available on the TRACS WA website.

TRACS WA are hosting a new COVID-19 Rehab Community of Practice (CoP).

‘Tune in with TRACS WA’ was designed to meet the needs of subacute clinicians in a time when we could not deliver face to face training.

TRACS WA has been providing a series of 30 minute online learning sessions in order to support you to continue delivering high quality subacute care. Here you will find links to resources from these Tune in with TRACS training sessions:

This mini-symposium, held on Friday 27th March 2020, was a collaboration between TRACS WA and: Karen Gifford (TeleStroke Program Lead) and Ruth Warr (Project Manager, TeleRehabilitation), Innovation & Development Unit, WA Country Health Service, with support from Assoc Prof Erin Godecke, Edith Cowan University.