Prof Maria Craig

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Professor University of Sydney and University of NSW Paediatric Endocrinologist, Children's Hospital at Westmead, UNSW

Professor University of Sydney and University of NSW Paediatric Endocrinologist, Children’s Hospital at Westmead, UNSW

COVID Update – It’s not over yet

The current COVID situation- protect your vulnerable patients.

Infectious diseases

Podcasts

COVID update – The 5th wave

WHO vs ATAGI booster advice, which do we use? Antivirals - positive evidence for Molnupiravir emerges.

Infectious diseases

Podcasts

New vaccine trials, prospects for COVID & future variants

If a new variant is more pathogenic then we are effectively back to square one and yet we have no strategy for this

Infectious diseases

Clinical Articles

Thousands more Australians died in 2022 than expected. COVID was behind the majority of them

Last month, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released a report of mortality statistics. It showed that from January to July 2022, there were 17% more deaths (16,375) than the average expected for these months.

Autism spectrum disorder in children

A/Prof Daryl Efron addresses the practical aspects of diagnosing, assessing and, importantly, management recommendations for autism spectrum disorder.

By A/Prof Daryl Efron

Podcasts

Paediatrics

Autism spectrum disorder – Managing challenging behaviours

A/Prof Daryl Efron outlines a practical approach to help clinicians identify and address some of the potential drivers of these distressing reactions.

By A/Prof Daryl Efron

Podcasts

Neurology, Paediatrics

COVID-19 and the elderly this winter

What if a “flatter” COVID curve isn’t the good news it seems for your older patients? In this episode, epidemiologist Professor Adrian Esterman challenges some comfortable assumptions about COVID in the elderly and outlines a few simple GP led changes that could make a life saving difference this winter.

By Prof Adrian Esterman

Podcasts

Infectious diseases

Long COVID: Supporting patients over time

Epidemiologist Prof Adrian Esterman joins Dr David Lim to unpack the true burden of long COVID in Australia, and the potential long-term implications for patients and the healthcare system.

By Prof Adrian Esterman

Podcasts

Infectious diseases

Prof Maria Craig

Professor University of Sydney and University of NSW Paediatric Endocrinologist, Children's Hospital at Westmead, UNSW

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If a new variant is more pathogenic then we are effectively back to square one and yet we have no strategy for this

Thousands more Australians died in 2022 than expected. COVID was behind the majority of them

Last month, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released a report of mortality statistics. It showed that from January to July 2022, there were 17% more deaths (16,375) than the average expected for these months.

Autism spectrum disorder in children

A/Prof Daryl Efron addresses the practical aspects of diagnosing, assessing and, importantly, management recommendations for autism spectrum disorder.

Autism spectrum disorder – Managing challenging behaviours

A/Prof Daryl Efron outlines a practical approach to help clinicians identify and address some of the potential drivers of these distressing reactions.

COVID-19 and the elderly this winter

Long COVID: Supporting patients over time

Epidemiologist Prof Adrian Esterman joins Dr David Lim to unpack the true burden of long COVID in Australia, and the potential long-term implications for patients and the healthcare system.

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Prof Maria Craig

Professor University of Sydney and University of NSW Paediatric Endocrinologist, Children's Hospital at Westmead, UNSW

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The current COVID situation- protect your vulnerable patients.

WHO vs ATAGI booster advice, which do we use? Antivirals - positive evidence for Molnupiravir emerges.

If a new variant is more pathogenic then we are effectively back to square one and yet we have no strategy for this

Last month, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released a report of mortality statistics. It showed that from January to July 2022, there were 17% more deaths (16,375) than the average expected for these months.

A/Prof Daryl Efron addresses the practical aspects of diagnosing, assessing and, importantly, management recommendations for autism spectrum disorder.

A/Prof Daryl Efron outlines a practical approach to help clinicians identify and address some of the potential drivers of these distressing reactions.

Epidemiologist Prof Adrian Esterman joins Dr David Lim to unpack the true burden of long COVID in Australia, and the potential long-term implications for patients and the healthcare system.

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Geriatrician; Principal Investigator, Internal Medicine and Dementia Research Unit, The Prince Charles Hospital

Dr Chrys Pulle provides practical and evidence-based recommendations on how best these behavioural and psychological symptoms can be assessed and managed.