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Respiratory and sleep

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Lung cancer screening: What every healthcare professional needs to know

This episode unpacks the new Australian lung cancer screening program, offering practical guidance for healthcare professionals on eligibility, pack year calculation, referrals, and managing common clinical challenges.

Expert/s: Dr Tracy Leong

Diabetes and metabolism

Clinical Takeaway

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From screening to action: Practical CKD tips for healthcare professionals – Panel

Hear about why urine ACR is critical, the hidden risks of CKD Stage 3A, and how new therapies like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists are changing care - even beyond diabetes.

Expert/s: Prof Eugenia Pedagogos, Prof Richard MacIsaac, A/Prof Ralph Audehm

Respiratory and sleep

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Obstructive sleep apnoea: Screening, diagnosis and new treatment frontiers

Learn about the latest evidence on incretin-based therapies and how they are changing the landscape of OSA care.

Expert/s: Prof Brendon Yee, A/Prof Ralph Audehm

Men's health

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LUTS and BPH in men: What to ask and when to act

Dr David Wetherell provides a practical discussion on recognising, assessing and responding to lower urinary tract symptoms in men presenting to general practice.

Expert/s: Dr David Wetherell

Cardiology

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Recognising atrial flutter and knowing when to act

In today's episode, Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya breaks down how to recognise atrial flutter, assess its risks, and support timely rhythm management and follow-up in primary care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya

Dermatology

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Skin cancer reconstruction: What guides the surgical plan

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp explains how he approaches reconstruction after skin cancer excision, from choosing the right technique to recognising features that influence safety, referral and recovery.

Expert/s: A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp

Addiction medicine, Pain medicine

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Medicinal cannabis – Let’s talk about the elephant in the room

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Expert/s: Dr Crosby Rechtin

Neurology

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Pituitary tumours in practice: Recognising patterns that matter

Prof Ann McCormack explains how to recognise pituitary tumour patterns, choose the right initial tests and coordinate safe, timely specialist care.

Expert/s: Prof Ann McCormack

Diet and nutrition, Mental health

Clinical Takeaway

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GLP-1s and binge eating disorder: Key signs clinicians need to notice

In today's podcast, an evidence-informed conversation with Dr Catherine Bacus explores how to recognise binge-eating behaviours and safely support patients using GLP-1 therapy in primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Catherine Bacus

Respiratory and sleep

Clinical Takeaway

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Interpreting additional findings in lung cancer screening – Panel

A practical discussion on interpreting additional findings in low dose CT lung cancer screening and how GPs can act early using the structured, guideline linked reporting system.

Cardiology

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Recognising heart block: When conduction disease demands pacing

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya unpacks when pacing is truly needed and how modern technology is transforming cardiac care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya

Neurology

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Dementia at the frontline: New tests and treatments – Expert panel

A timely expert discussion on how new dementia diagnostics and therapies are reshaping primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Stephanie Daly, A/Prof Michael Woodward AM, Dr Chrys Pulle

Lung cancer screening: What every healthcare professional needs to know

This episode unpacks the new Australian lung cancer screening program, offering practical guidance for healthcare professionals on eligibility, pack year calculation, referrals, and managing common clinical challenges.

Expert/s: Dr Tracy Leong

Clinical Takeaway

Respiratory and sleep

From screening to action: Practical CKD tips for healthcare professionals – Panel

Hear about why urine ACR is critical, the hidden risks of CKD Stage 3A, and how new therapies like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists are changing care - even beyond diabetes.

Expert/s: Prof Eugenia Pedagogos, Prof Richard MacIsaac, A/Prof Ralph Audehm

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Obstructive sleep apnoea: Screening, diagnosis and new treatment frontiers

Learn about the latest evidence on incretin-based therapies and how they are changing the landscape of OSA care.

Expert/s: Prof Brendon Yee, A/Prof Ralph Audehm

Clinical Takeaway

Respiratory and sleep

LUTS and BPH in men: What to ask and when to act

Dr David Wetherell provides a practical discussion on recognising, assessing and responding to lower urinary tract symptoms in men presenting to general practice.

Expert/s: Dr David Wetherell

Clinical Takeaway

Men's health

Recognising atrial flutter and knowing when to act

In today's episode, Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya breaks down how to recognise atrial flutter, assess its risks, and support timely rhythm management and follow-up in primary care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya

Clinical Takeaway

Cardiology

Skin cancer reconstruction: What guides the surgical plan

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp explains how he approaches reconstruction after skin cancer excision, from choosing the right technique to recognising features that influence safety, referral and recovery.

Expert/s: A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp

Clinical Takeaway

Dermatology

Medicinal cannabis – Let’s talk about the elephant in the room

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Expert/s: Dr Crosby Rechtin

Clinical Takeaway

Addiction medicine, Pain medicine

Pituitary tumours in practice: Recognising patterns that matter

Prof Ann McCormack explains how to recognise pituitary tumour patterns, choose the right initial tests and coordinate safe, timely specialist care.

Expert/s: Prof Ann McCormack

Clinical Takeaway

Neurology

GLP-1s and binge eating disorder: Key signs clinicians need to notice

In today's podcast, an evidence-informed conversation with Dr Catherine Bacus explores how to recognise binge-eating behaviours and safely support patients using GLP-1 therapy in primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Catherine Bacus

Clinical Takeaway

Diet and nutrition, Mental health

Interpreting additional findings in lung cancer screening – Panel

A practical discussion on interpreting additional findings in low dose CT lung cancer screening and how GPs can act early using the structured, guideline linked reporting system.

Expert/s: A/Prof Nicole Goh, Dr Kerry Hancock, Dr Tracy Leong

Clinical Takeaway

Respiratory and sleep

Recognising heart block: When conduction disease demands pacing

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya unpacks when pacing is truly needed and how modern technology is transforming cardiac care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya

Clinical Takeaway

Cardiology

Dementia at the frontline: New tests and treatments – Expert panel

A timely expert discussion on how new dementia diagnostics and therapies are reshaping primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Stephanie Daly, A/Prof Michael Woodward AM, Dr Chrys Pulle

Clinical Takeaway

Neurology

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This episode unpacks the new Australian lung cancer screening program, offering practical guidance for healthcare professionals on eligibility, pack year calculation, referrals, and managing common clinical challenges.

Hear about why urine ACR is critical, the hidden risks of CKD Stage 3A, and how new therapies like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists are changing care - even beyond diabetes.

Learn about the latest evidence on incretin-based therapies and how they are changing the landscape of OSA care.

Dr David Wetherell provides a practical discussion on recognising, assessing and responding to lower urinary tract symptoms in men presenting to general practice.

In today's episode, Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya breaks down how to recognise atrial flutter, assess its risks, and support timely rhythm management and follow-up in primary care.

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp explains how he approaches reconstruction after skin cancer excision, from choosing the right technique to recognising features that influence safety, referral and recovery.

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Prof Ann McCormack explains how to recognise pituitary tumour patterns, choose the right initial tests and coordinate safe, timely specialist care.

In today's podcast, an evidence-informed conversation with Dr Catherine Bacus explores how to recognise binge-eating behaviours and safely support patients using GLP-1 therapy in primary care.

A practical discussion on interpreting additional findings in low dose CT lung cancer screening and how GPs can act early using the structured, guideline linked reporting system.

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya unpacks when pacing is truly needed and how modern technology is transforming cardiac care.

A timely expert discussion on how new dementia diagnostics and therapies are reshaping primary care.

This episode unpacks the new Australian lung cancer screening program, offering practical guidance for healthcare professionals on eligibility, pack year calculation, referrals, and managing common clinical challenges.

Hear about why urine ACR is critical, the hidden risks of CKD Stage 3A, and how new therapies like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists are changing care - even beyond diabetes.

Learn about the latest evidence on incretin-based therapies and how they are changing the landscape of OSA care.

Dr David Wetherell provides a practical discussion on recognising, assessing and responding to lower urinary tract symptoms in men presenting to general practice.

In today's episode, Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya breaks down how to recognise atrial flutter, assess its risks, and support timely rhythm management and follow-up in primary care.

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp explains how he approaches reconstruction after skin cancer excision, from choosing the right technique to recognising features that influence safety, referral and recovery.

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Prof Ann McCormack explains how to recognise pituitary tumour patterns, choose the right initial tests and coordinate safe, timely specialist care.

In today's podcast, an evidence-informed conversation with Dr Catherine Bacus explores how to recognise binge-eating behaviours and safely support patients using GLP-1 therapy in primary care.

A practical discussion on interpreting additional findings in low dose CT lung cancer screening and how GPs can act early using the structured, guideline linked reporting system.

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya unpacks when pacing is truly needed and how modern technology is transforming cardiac care.

A timely expert discussion on how new dementia diagnostics and therapies are reshaping primary care.

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