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Children with developmental delays and concerns often require support from multiple services, and families can face a complex and sometimes overwhelming journey to access assessment, diagnosis, and early intervention. General practitioners and practice nurses play a key role in recognising early developmental concerns, supporting parents and carers, and helping families navigate available services and pathways.

Join us for this education session about developmental surveillance, screening, and assessment pathways for children aged 0-5years in NSW. The session will explore current referral options, practical resources to support families, and ways primary care providers can guide parents and carers through the development pathway. Gain greater confidence children and families with the right supports at the right time and providing ongoing care throughout their journey.

Presented by:

Dr Jaqueline Small, Developmental Paediatrician

Dr Amelia Lewis, Senior Clinical Neuropsychologist

Learning Outcomes:

  1. Describe the tiered model of developmental surveillance, screening and assessment in NSW for children 0-5years with developmental concerns
  2. Identify key current referral pathways to support children with developmental concerns and their parents/carers
  3. Identify helpful resources to support families on this pathway

Target audience: GPs, Nurses and AHPs

This event is open to all GPs, nurses, AHPs and specialists across all PHNs.

*Please note GP Registrars who wish to register for CPD events and do not have a member number will need to contact the CPD Department on 1300 986 991

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