VETs HeLP: Veterans Healthcare eLearning Platform
These guides lead GPs through completing and submitting both initial liability diagnostic assessments and mental health reports for DVA claims.
Explore how to identify and support veterans with PTSD using structured tools, empathetic assessment, and practical strategies to reduce suicide risk and improve care.
Learn how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in veterans through a virtual case scenario using structured assessment and real-time feedback.
Enhance your understanding of Veterans' health and compensation claims. Learn about accepted conditions, the claims process, and appropriate billing practices.
Learn strategies to support veterans with suicidal ideation. A case-based activity to assess risk, identify support, and promote recovery.
This eLearning will work through Veteran's Health Check and provide an opportunity to apply the VETERANS Lens to support a transitioning veteran.
This webinar helps GPs optimise DVA referral pathways while reviewing the unique health needs of veterans and their families.
Meet 'Dave,' a veteran facing mental health challenges. Learn to support veterans and families using the VETERANS lens: PTSD, well-being, and DVA services.
This webinar will explore the impact of military service on health, transition challenges, and the VETERANS lens for effective care.
Join us for this session designed to equip health professionals with critical knowledge for managing depression, anxiety, PTSD, and substance use disorders.
This tool can be used with veterans, and their family members to enable GPs to understand the social, environmental and employment context of the veteran.
This guide helps GPs claim DVA services, incentive payments, and handle compensation paperwork, ensuring accurate, efficient processing of claims.
DVA offers printable guides and a Veterans' HealthPathways tool with basics on what DVA provides, referral procedures, services available, and how to get paid for them.
Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page is designed to answer commonly asked questions that our audience has raised throughout the VETs HeLP program.
A range of useful, evidence-based educational resources crucial for delivering high-quality care to veterans and their families.