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Diabetes and metabolism

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T2D devices – What GPs need to know about CGM

Patients on medications that have a low incidence of hypoglycaemia with T2DM do not need finger-prick blood glucose testing. GPs will rely on HbA1C to guide management. However, its use in Sick Days management is still important

Expert/s: A/Prof Gary Kilov AM

Geriatric medicine

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Alzheimer’s – An update on diagnosis and management: Part 1

At this point in time, we do not have effective disease-modifying agents for Alzheimer's disease

Expert/s: Dr Roger Clarnette

Diagnostics, Public health

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Sleep and shift work

GPs need to know if patients are doing shift work as there are multiple adverse impacts upon their health

Expert/s: Prof Shantha Wilson Rajaratnam

Haematology

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Iron deficiency in patients with comorbidities

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Coleman

Gastroenterology, Surgery

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Management of obesity – Bariatric surgery: Part 2

The conversations to be had with our patients when a decision is made to undertake bariatric surgery

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Talbot

Art of medicine

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Clinical collaboration of GPs and veterinarians in cases of common zoonoses

Humans are now living much more closely with animals and this increases the risk of zoonoses

Expert/s: Sandra Steele

Gastroenterology

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Management of obesity – Steps, goals and guide, the non-surgical approach: Part 1

A very clear and logical approach to goal setting; a must-listen-to podcast for all GPs

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Talbot

Diabetes and metabolism

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T2D and the elderly

Decisions regarding glycaemic control may not be simple as there are situations where you strive for tighter control or settle for less than satisfactory control

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael d'Emden

Drugs and devices, Psychiatry

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Psychedelics – A game changer for mental health?

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Expert/s: Dr Prash Puspanathan

Diabetes and metabolism

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Pumps and patches in management of diabetes

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

Expert/s: A/Prof Neale Cohen

Oral and dental, Rheumatology

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Temporomandibular disorders (TMD)

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

Expert/s: Emeritus Prof Alastair Goss

Diabetes and metabolism

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Multi comorbidity and polypharmacy from a T2D angle: Part 2

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

Expert/s: Dr Anita Sharma, Dr Gary Deed

T2D devices – What GPs need to know about CGM

Patients on medications that have a low incidence of hypoglycaemia with T2DM do not need finger-prick blood glucose testing. GPs will rely on HbA1C to guide management. However, its use in Sick Days management is still important

Expert/s: A/Prof Gary Kilov AM

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Alzheimer’s – An update on diagnosis and management: Part 1

At this point in time, we do not have effective disease-modifying agents for Alzheimer's disease

Expert/s: Dr Roger Clarnette

Clinical Takeaway

Geriatric medicine

Sleep and shift work

GPs need to know if patients are doing shift work as there are multiple adverse impacts upon their health

Expert/s: Prof Shantha Wilson Rajaratnam

Clinical Takeaway

Diagnostics, Public health

Iron deficiency in patients with comorbidities

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Coleman

Clinical Takeaway

Haematology

Management of obesity – Bariatric surgery: Part 2

The conversations to be had with our patients when a decision is made to undertake bariatric surgery

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Talbot

Clinical Takeaway

Gastroenterology, Surgery

Clinical collaboration of GPs and veterinarians in cases of common zoonoses

Humans are now living much more closely with animals and this increases the risk of zoonoses

Expert/s: Sandra Steele

Clinical Takeaway

Art of medicine

Management of obesity – Steps, goals and guide, the non-surgical approach: Part 1

A very clear and logical approach to goal setting; a must-listen-to podcast for all GPs

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Talbot

Clinical Takeaway

Gastroenterology

T2D and the elderly

Decisions regarding glycaemic control may not be simple as there are situations where you strive for tighter control or settle for less than satisfactory control

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael d'Emden

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Psychedelics – A game changer for mental health?

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Expert/s: Dr Prash Puspanathan

Clinical Takeaway

Drugs and devices, Psychiatry

Pumps and patches in management of diabetes

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

Expert/s: A/Prof Neale Cohen

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD)

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

Expert/s: Emeritus Prof Alastair Goss

Clinical Takeaway

Oral and dental, Rheumatology

Multi comorbidity and polypharmacy from a T2D angle: Part 2

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

Expert/s: Dr Anita Sharma, Dr Gary Deed

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

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Patients on medications that have a low incidence of hypoglycaemia with T2DM do not need finger-prick blood glucose testing. GPs will rely on HbA1C to guide management. However, its use in Sick Days management is still important

At this point in time, we do not have effective disease-modifying agents for Alzheimer's disease

GPs need to know if patients are doing shift work as there are multiple adverse impacts upon their health

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

The conversations to be had with our patients when a decision is made to undertake bariatric surgery

Humans are now living much more closely with animals and this increases the risk of zoonoses

A very clear and logical approach to goal setting; a must-listen-to podcast for all GPs

Decisions regarding glycaemic control may not be simple as there are situations where you strive for tighter control or settle for less than satisfactory control

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

Patients on medications that have a low incidence of hypoglycaemia with T2DM do not need finger-prick blood glucose testing. GPs will rely on HbA1C to guide management. However, its use in Sick Days management is still important

At this point in time, we do not have effective disease-modifying agents for Alzheimer's disease

GPs need to know if patients are doing shift work as there are multiple adverse impacts upon their health

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

The conversations to be had with our patients when a decision is made to undertake bariatric surgery

Humans are now living much more closely with animals and this increases the risk of zoonoses

A very clear and logical approach to goal setting; a must-listen-to podcast for all GPs

Decisions regarding glycaemic control may not be simple as there are situations where you strive for tighter control or settle for less than satisfactory control

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

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