This webinar is facilitated by ACM President Assoc Prof Zoe Bradfield and presented by Sarah Grundy and Lisa Oro.

They will be presenting around new midwifery led model of care in regional Victoria: The Sexual and Reproductive Advice (SaRA) clinic.

The SaRA clinic provides time critical advice, treatment and care for women, girls and gender diverse people seeking sexual and reproductive health care - regardless of where they live or work. Facilitated by Endorsed Midwives, in collaboration with local GP’s, the SaRA clinic launched in May 2024.

This webinar covers the why, the how, barriers faced, future potential and where to next.

Presenters
Lisa Oro
Lisa is a Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife, with experience in clinical governance, safety and quality and service redesign. Lisa manages The Victorian Nursing and Midwifery Trust grants and fellowship program - designed to advance the practice of nursing and midwifery in Victoria, via research and innovation.

Sarah Grundy
Endorsed Midwife Maryborough District Health Service - Sexual & Reproductive Advice Clinic (SaRAC)
Sarah is an Endorsed Midwife employed in Sexual and Reproductive Health at Maryborough District Health Service, Victoria. She is an experienced midwife working to full scope of advanced midwifery practice and has extensive experience working in both Public and Private Midwifery Models of Care. Sarah graduated from the Masters of Public Health, Griffith University in 2020, achieving academic excellence and publication of her research findings. Sarah has a special interest in universal access to reproductive health care and how access is associated with an individual’s long term health and wellbeing. Sarah has extensive experience in implementing innovative Midwifery workforce models in rural Victoria and brings this knowledge to her current role.