A/Prof Mark Yates

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A/Prof Mark Yates

Director of Clinical Studies, Ballarat Clinical School at Deakin University

Associate Prof Mark Yates is a consultant physician in geriatric medicine. He has clinical roles in the Grampians Region Cognitive Dementia and Memory Service (CDAMS) and as a Geriatrician to the Ballarat Health Services Sub-Acute Service.

Dementia & chronic disease – Practical advice

A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and comorbidities.

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Mild cognitive impairment – Sharing the diagnosis and following up with your patient: Part 2

When seeing a patient with mild cognitive impairment it is critical for us to know that we are in control, and that we can achieve many positives for the patient's health

Mild cognitive impairment – Sharing the diagnosis and following up with your patient: Part 2

When seeing a patient with mild cognitive impairment it is critical for us to know that we are in control, and that we can achieve many positives for the patient's health

By A/Prof Mark Yates

Podcasts

Neurology

Dementia & chronic disease – Practical advice

A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and comorbidities.

By A/Prof Mark Yates

Podcasts

Geriatric medicine

A/Prof Mark Yates

Director of Clinical Studies, Ballarat Clinical School at Deakin University

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Dementia & chronic disease – Practical advice

A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and comorbidities.

Mild cognitive impairment – Sharing the diagnosis and following up with your patient: Part 2

When seeing a patient with mild cognitive impairment it is critical for us to know that we are in control, and that we can achieve many positives for the patient's health

Mild cognitive impairment – Sharing the diagnosis and following up with your patient: Part 2

When seeing a patient with mild cognitive impairment it is critical for us to know that we are in control, and that we can achieve many positives for the patient's health

Dementia & chronic disease – Practical advice

A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and comorbidities.

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A/Prof Mark Yates

Director of Clinical Studies, Ballarat Clinical School at Deakin University

More from this expert

Dementia & chronic disease – Practical advice

A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and comorbidities.

Mild cognitive impairment – Sharing the diagnosis and following up with your patient: Part 2

When seeing a patient with mild cognitive impairment it is critical for us to know that we are in control, and that we can achieve many positives for the patient's health

Mild cognitive impairment – Sharing the diagnosis and following up with your patient: Part 2

When seeing a patient with mild cognitive impairment it is critical for us to know that we are in control, and that we can achieve many positives for the patient's health

Dementia & chronic disease – Practical advice

A/Prof Mark Yates describes the interaction between dementia and comorbidities.

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Speaker

Dr Belinda Welsh

Dermatologist; Senior Vice President, Australasian Society of Cosmetic Dermatologists

Join Dr Belinda Welsh, who will also present a practical framework for the effective management of rosacea, a condition that can be controlled by not cured.