Dr Rachel Kalman

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GP and Clinical Research Officer, InsideOut

Dr Rachel Kalman joined InsideOut as a part-time research officer in the Clinical Team. She also works as a GP in Sydney’s Inner West and previously worked as a Headspace GP. Rachel is passionate about improving outcomes for people living with an eating disorder.

Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

Mental health, Paediatrics

Podcasts

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Mental health

Podcasts

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

By Dr Rachel Kalman, Dr Karen Spielman

Podcasts

Mental health

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

By Dr Karen Spielman, Dr Rachel Kalman

Podcasts

Mental health, Paediatrics

Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

By Dr Rachel Kalman, Dr Ashlea Hambleton

Podcasts

Mental health, Women's health

Dr Rachel Kalman

GP and Clinical Research Officer, InsideOut

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Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

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Dr Rachel Kalman

GP and Clinical Research Officer, InsideOut

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Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.