The ‘Can Do’ Initiative: Managing Mental Health and Substance Use in General Practice is a national Initiative, funded through the Australian Government Departments of Health and Ageing and  Veterans’ Affairs.

The initiative promotes a ‘Can Do’ multidisciplinary approach to meet the challenge of mental health and substance use and focuses on education, training and networking between general practice and other health and community service providers, maximising the opportunity for development of effective pathways of care for people in the community with these complex needs.

The ‘Can Do’ online interactive training program adds a new dimension of training options, providing an alternative to face to face training for busy service providers.

For more information please visit the Overview

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AGPN acknowledges the financial support for ‘Can Do’ from the Australian Government Departments of Health and Ageing and Veterans’ Affairs.

General Practice PARTICIPANTS PLEASE NOTE:
The Can Do training package is currently being reviewed by the RACGP. As a result NO NEW Australian participants are able to register for this training to gain CPD points until this process is completed.

However, if you are a participant whom has partially completed the Can Do Training prior to 30 April 2009, you are able to receive CPD points on completion and are able to access this training during the quality review period.

AGPN expects the review process to be completed by 30 June 2009 and apologise for any inconvenience.

This program has been accredited by the Royal Australian College of General Practice (RACGP), Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM), General Practice Mental Health Standards Collaboration (GPMHSC) and the Australian Association of Social Workers. For more accreditation information please go here.