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Man,In,Consultation,,Dialogue
Prof Henry Woo
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

The role of GP in post prostate cancer care

Up-to-date and evidence-based advice to post radical prostatectomy patients- managing their expectations, effective therapies and realistic time-frames for recovery, latest information on androgen deprivation therapy.

Expert/s: Prof Henry Woo
Ill,Upset,Young,Woman,Sitting,On,Sofa,Covered,With,Blanket
Dr Jessica Tattersall
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Allergic and non-allergic rhinitis – Practical approach for GPs

Latest evidence and understanding about rhinitis- framework on how to assess, investigate and manage this condition.

Expert/s: Dr Jessica Tattersall
Contraceptive,Pill
Prof Deborah Bateson AM
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Oral contraception update

Differences between the various oral contraceptive preparations- evidence-based approach to both the pros and cons of oral contraceptive pill use.

Expert/s: Prof Deborah Bateson AM
teething baby
Cindy Davenport
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Babies that won’t sleep – Practical tips for parents

Unsettled infant behaviour is very common during the first few months after birth- common tips, strategies and practical ways to aid parents with their infant's sleep challenges.

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport
Indian,Guy,Suffering,From,Asthma,,Using,Inhaler,In,Bed,,Side
Prof Christine Jenkins
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Triple therapy in asthma- Your questions answered

Practical advice for GPs wanting to translate the latest asthma management guidelines into effective and realistic clinical practice.

Expert/s: Prof Christine Jenkins
Serious,Woman,Wearing,White,Uniform,With,Stethoscope,Working,On,Laptop,
Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

The GPs role in improving AF management

Detecting atrial fibrillation and commencing anticoagulation- latest evidence of the incidence and prevalence of both AF and stroke, why the vast majority of AF patients can safely be put on preventive therapy to optimise their chances of a stroke-free future.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
Diagnostic,Form,With,Diagnosis,Shingles,And,Pills.
A/Prof John Litt AM
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Shingles vaccination – Frequently asked questions answered!

An overview on the zostavax vaccine uptake in Australia, the recombinant zoster vaccine, and the burden of morbidity.

Expert/s: A/Prof John Litt AM
‘Safety signals’ may help slow down anxiety
Prof Sean Hood
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Anxiety – Management tips for primary care

How to manage the initial stages, when to transition from talk therapy to medication, how to initiate and manage medication regimes and what to do when first-line medications don’t seem to be working.

Expert/s: Prof Sean Hood
Aortic,Stenosis,Phrase,On,The,Screen.,Hematologist,Use,Cell,Technologies
Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Aortic stenosis – We are missing it and yet it’s easier to treat than ever before

The impact of aortic stenosis, even when NOT severe, is underestimated- Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) has revolutionised treatment and recent changes to reimbursement mean that it is even more available.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
Illustration,Of,Liver,On,Woman's,Body,Against,Gray,Background,,Hepatitis,
Dr Ronald Castelino
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

DOAC dosing in special situations – Renal impairment, liver disease and obesity

Inappropriate DOAC dosing is a common problem- recognise which patients require reduced dosage, what GPs can do to optimise the dosage in view of the specific clinical characteristics of each patient.

Expert/s: Dr Ronald Castelino
Young,Gamer,Playing,Online,Video,Games,While,Streaming,On,Social
Prof Wayne Warburton
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Do violent computer games cause aggressive behaviour? – Understanding the evidence

Evidence about the impact of digital technologies and entertainment such as computer games on the behaviour and wellbeing of children.

Expert/s: Prof Wayne Warburton
Young,Woman,With,Weight,Scales,On,Color,Background.,Anorexia,Concept
A/Prof Warren Ward
  • Lectures
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Eating disorders – The role of the GP

Eating disorders are increasingly common and GPs are often the first professional to see clinical warning signs and often the first professional that a patient or relative seeks help from.

Expert/s: A/Prof Warren Ward
Man,In,Consultation,,Dialogue

The role of GP in post prostate cancer care

Up-to-date and evidence-based advice to post radical prostatectomy patients- managing their expectations, effective therapies and realistic time-frames for recovery, latest information on androgen deprivation therapy.

Expert/s: Prof Henry Woo
  • Lectures
Ill,Upset,Young,Woman,Sitting,On,Sofa,Covered,With,Blanket

Allergic and non-allergic rhinitis – Practical approach for GPs

Latest evidence and understanding about rhinitis- framework on how to assess, investigate and manage this condition.

Expert/s: Dr Jessica Tattersall
  • Lectures
Contraceptive,Pill

Oral contraception update

Differences between the various oral contraceptive preparations- evidence-based approach to both the pros and cons of oral contraceptive pill use.

Expert/s: Prof Deborah Bateson AM
  • Lectures
teething baby

Babies that won’t sleep – Practical tips for parents

Unsettled infant behaviour is very common during the first few months after birth- common tips, strategies and practical ways to aid parents with their infant's sleep challenges.

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport
  • Lectures
Indian,Guy,Suffering,From,Asthma,,Using,Inhaler,In,Bed,,Side

Triple therapy in asthma- Your questions answered

Practical advice for GPs wanting to translate the latest asthma management guidelines into effective and realistic clinical practice.

Expert/s: Prof Christine Jenkins
  • Lectures
Serious,Woman,Wearing,White,Uniform,With,Stethoscope,Working,On,Laptop,

The GPs role in improving AF management

Detecting atrial fibrillation and commencing anticoagulation- latest evidence of the incidence and prevalence of both AF and stroke, why the vast majority of AF patients can safely be put on preventive therapy to optimise their chances of a stroke-free future.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures
Diagnostic,Form,With,Diagnosis,Shingles,And,Pills.

Shingles vaccination – Frequently asked questions answered!

An overview on the zostavax vaccine uptake in Australia, the recombinant zoster vaccine, and the burden of morbidity.

Expert/s: A/Prof John Litt AM
  • Lectures
‘Safety signals’ may help slow down anxiety

Anxiety – Management tips for primary care

How to manage the initial stages, when to transition from talk therapy to medication, how to initiate and manage medication regimes and what to do when first-line medications don’t seem to be working.

Expert/s: Prof Sean Hood
  • Lectures
Aortic,Stenosis,Phrase,On,The,Screen.,Hematologist,Use,Cell,Technologies

Aortic stenosis – We are missing it and yet it’s easier to treat than ever before

The impact of aortic stenosis, even when NOT severe, is underestimated- Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) has revolutionised treatment and recent changes to reimbursement mean that it is even more available.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures
Illustration,Of,Liver,On,Woman's,Body,Against,Gray,Background,,Hepatitis,

DOAC dosing in special situations – Renal impairment, liver disease and obesity

Inappropriate DOAC dosing is a common problem- recognise which patients require reduced dosage, what GPs can do to optimise the dosage in view of the specific clinical characteristics of each patient.

Expert/s: Dr Ronald Castelino
  • Lectures
Young,Gamer,Playing,Online,Video,Games,While,Streaming,On,Social

Do violent computer games cause aggressive behaviour? – Understanding the evidence

Evidence about the impact of digital technologies and entertainment such as computer games on the behaviour and wellbeing of children.

Expert/s: Prof Wayne Warburton
  • Lectures
Young,Woman,With,Weight,Scales,On,Color,Background.,Anorexia,Concept

Eating disorders – The role of the GP

Eating disorders are increasingly common and GPs are often the first professional to see clinical warning signs and often the first professional that a patient or relative seeks help from.

Expert/s: A/Prof Warren Ward
  • Lectures

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