Ralph Audehm, Richard MacIsaac and Genie Pedagogos V2

Prof Genie Pedagogos, Prof Richard MacIsaac & A/Prof Ralph Audehm

Professor Genie Pedagogos is a practicing Nephrologist and Clinical Professor at the University of Melbourne. She is currently the Clinical Research Lead for the @Home Division at Western Health and the Director of Medical Services at Epworth Freemasons, where she leads initiatives in patient care, translational research, and clinical innovation.

Richard MacIsaac is a professor and the Director of Endocrinology and Diabetes at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and the University of Melbourne. His primary research focus is on diabetes and its complications, particularly those affecting the cardiovascular system and kidneys.

Ralph Audehm is a GP of 35 years experience. An Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, University of Melbourne, Department of General practice. He has a broad interest in chronic disease management, diabetes, heart disease and transitional research. He has owned his own practice, worked for NGOs as well as in the community health sector. He believes that primary care and general practice is the key to providing better health outcomes for all Australians.

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