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Geriatric medicine, Neurology

Lectures

Strategies to mitigate cognitive decline and early dementia

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Woodward AM

Cardiology

Lectures

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Stroke prevention and management update

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Oncology

Lectures

Therapeutic options for patients with skin field cancerisation

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

Expert/s: Dr Ian Porter

Psychiatry

Lectures

Sleep and depression

The latest evidence on the interplay between these two conditions- outlining a practical approach to their assessment and management.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Blackwell

Infectious diseases

Lectures

Japanese encephalitis is in Australia – A practical guide

This mosquito-transmitted disease has already killed a handful of people, and is likely to become more common- an effective vaccine will soon be made widely available to those at risk.

Expert/s: Prof Paul Griffin

Neurology

Lectures

Assessment and management of acute migraine in primary care

A practical framework for the assessment of patients with painful headache- differentiating migraine from other, perhaps more pathological, diagnoses, an update on the appropriate acute management of migraine as well as new therapies for management of chronic migraine.

Expert/s: Dr Bronwyn Jenkins

Respiratory and sleep

Lectures

Preventing non-COVID respiratory infections – More important than ever

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

Expert/s: Prof Christine Jenkins

Neurology, Paediatrics

Lectures

Eating challenges with ADHD

It is common for children with ADHD to struggle with maintaining sufficient food and nutritional intake- how GPs can effectively screen these children for adequate diet and appropriate nutrition.

Expert/s: Dr Andrew Leech

Infectious diseases

Lectures

Pertussis in older Australians – More serious than you think

Key features of pertussis as it appears in adults, when to suspect it, and how to diagnose and treat it- the opportunities that exist to reduce the morbidity and mortality from whooping cough by targeting older adults.

Expert/s: Dr Lisa Beecham

Respiratory and sleep

Lectures

When do COPD patients need ICS?

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Expert/s: Dr Christopher Worsnop

Diabetes and metabolism, Surgery

Lectures

Bariatric surgery update – Which option for which patient?

Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Expert/s: Prof John Dixon

Cardiology

Lectures

Recognising and managing DOAC complications

Insight and understanding into how to identify and assess complications of DOACs, and, importantly, how adverse effects of DOACs can be best managed.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM

Strategies to mitigate cognitive decline and early dementia

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Woodward AM

Lectures

Geriatric medicine, Neurology

Stroke prevention and management update

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Lectures

Cardiology

Therapeutic options for patients with skin field cancerisation

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

Expert/s: Dr Ian Porter

Lectures

Oncology

Sleep and depression

The latest evidence on the interplay between these two conditions- outlining a practical approach to their assessment and management.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Blackwell

Lectures

Psychiatry

Japanese encephalitis is in Australia – A practical guide

This mosquito-transmitted disease has already killed a handful of people, and is likely to become more common- an effective vaccine will soon be made widely available to those at risk.

Expert/s: Prof Paul Griffin

Lectures

Infectious diseases

Assessment and management of acute migraine in primary care

A practical framework for the assessment of patients with painful headache- differentiating migraine from other, perhaps more pathological, diagnoses, an update on the appropriate acute management of migraine as well as new therapies for management of chronic migraine.

Expert/s: Dr Bronwyn Jenkins

Lectures

Neurology

Preventing non-COVID respiratory infections – More important than ever

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

Expert/s: Prof Christine Jenkins

Lectures

Respiratory and sleep

Eating challenges with ADHD

It is common for children with ADHD to struggle with maintaining sufficient food and nutritional intake- how GPs can effectively screen these children for adequate diet and appropriate nutrition.

Expert/s: Dr Andrew Leech

Lectures

Neurology, Paediatrics

Pertussis in older Australians – More serious than you think

Key features of pertussis as it appears in adults, when to suspect it, and how to diagnose and treat it- the opportunities that exist to reduce the morbidity and mortality from whooping cough by targeting older adults.

Expert/s: Dr Lisa Beecham

Lectures

Infectious diseases

When do COPD patients need ICS?

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Expert/s: Dr Christopher Worsnop

Lectures

Respiratory and sleep

Bariatric surgery update – Which option for which patient?

Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Expert/s: Prof John Dixon

Lectures

Diabetes and metabolism, Surgery

Recognising and managing DOAC complications

Insight and understanding into how to identify and assess complications of DOACs, and, importantly, how adverse effects of DOACs can be best managed.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM

Lectures

Cardiology

Lectures

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Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

The latest evidence on the interplay between these two conditions- outlining a practical approach to their assessment and management.

This mosquito-transmitted disease has already killed a handful of people, and is likely to become more common- an effective vaccine will soon be made widely available to those at risk.

A practical framework for the assessment of patients with painful headache- differentiating migraine from other, perhaps more pathological, diagnoses, an update on the appropriate acute management of migraine as well as new therapies for management of chronic migraine.

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

It is common for children with ADHD to struggle with maintaining sufficient food and nutritional intake- how GPs can effectively screen these children for adequate diet and appropriate nutrition.

Key features of pertussis as it appears in adults, when to suspect it, and how to diagnose and treat it- the opportunities that exist to reduce the morbidity and mortality from whooping cough by targeting older adults.

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Insight and understanding into how to identify and assess complications of DOACs, and, importantly, how adverse effects of DOACs can be best managed.

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

The latest evidence on the interplay between these two conditions- outlining a practical approach to their assessment and management.

This mosquito-transmitted disease has already killed a handful of people, and is likely to become more common- an effective vaccine will soon be made widely available to those at risk.

A practical framework for the assessment of patients with painful headache- differentiating migraine from other, perhaps more pathological, diagnoses, an update on the appropriate acute management of migraine as well as new therapies for management of chronic migraine.

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

It is common for children with ADHD to struggle with maintaining sufficient food and nutritional intake- how GPs can effectively screen these children for adequate diet and appropriate nutrition.

Key features of pertussis as it appears in adults, when to suspect it, and how to diagnose and treat it- the opportunities that exist to reduce the morbidity and mortality from whooping cough by targeting older adults.

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Insight and understanding into how to identify and assess complications of DOACs, and, importantly, how adverse effects of DOACs can be best managed.

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