Lectures

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Dr Robert Hungerford
0.5 EA

Dr Robert Hungerford describes when heart failure should be suspected, how it can be assessed and diagnosed.

A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis
0.5 EA

A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis discusses the pivotal role radiation therapy plays in the management and treatment of breast cancer.

Dr Jo-Ann See

Dr JoAnn See highlights common misconceptions teenagers have about acne.

Expert/s: Dr Jo-Ann See
Dr Michael Selby

Dr Mike Selby discusses the fundamentals of recognising developing scoliosis.

Prof Rodney Baber AM
0.5 EA

Prof Rod Baber presents the latest evidence and recommendations for the use of MHT in symptomatic menopausal women who have been treated for cancers.

Dr Chris Bollen
0.5 EA

Dr Chris Bollen explains that there is significant value in identifying those people who are at risk of reduced muscle health and intervening early.

Prof Brendon Yee
0.5 EA

Professor Brendon Yee provides an update on OSA and its association with obesity.

Dr Andrew Scroop

Dr Andrew Scroop explains why oral corticosteroid stewardship in asthma is important.

Dr Sonia Davison
0.5 EA

Dr Sonia Davison discusses the implications of menopause on, not only bones, but also muscles and joints.

Dr Andrew Leech

Dr Andree Leech provides the fundamentals of assessing paediatric anxiety.

Prof Brendon Yee
0.5 EA

Prof Brendon Yee addresses the questions on sleep studies and CPAP. 

Mr David Gardner
0.5 EA

David Gardner outlines the major risks for healthcare practitioners who engage with social media.

Dr Robert Hungerford describes when heart failure should be suspected, how it can be assessed and diagnosed.

A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis discusses the pivotal role radiation therapy plays in the management and treatment of breast cancer.

Dr JoAnn See highlights common misconceptions teenagers have about acne.

Expert/s: Dr Jo-Ann See

Dr Mike Selby discusses the fundamentals of recognising developing scoliosis.

Prof Rod Baber presents the latest evidence and recommendations for the use of MHT in symptomatic menopausal women who have been treated for cancers.

Dr Chris Bollen explains that there is significant value in identifying those people who are at risk of reduced muscle health and intervening early.

Professor Brendon Yee provides an update on OSA and its association with obesity.

Dr Andrew Scroop explains why oral corticosteroid stewardship in asthma is important.

Dr Sonia Davison discusses the implications of menopause on, not only bones, but also muscles and joints.

Dr Andree Leech provides the fundamentals of assessing paediatric anxiety.

Prof Brendon Yee addresses the questions on sleep studies and CPAP. 

David Gardner outlines the major risks for healthcare practitioners who engage with social media.