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Infectious diseases, Public health

Lectures

COVID vaccine update – Delta variant, vax in pregnancy, new AZ age recommendations, pfizer in GP – Lecture

Prof Macartney will explain the safety data on the use of COVID vaccines in pregnant and breastfeeding women. This data has been collected from around the world and how it will be applied in Australia will be explained.

Expert/s: Prof Kristine Macartney

Orthopaedic and sports medicine

Lectures

Acute lower back pain – Guidelines vs real world – Lecture

Joyce McSwan explains that LBP is one of the leading causes of diminished quality of life and disability worldwide. In primary healthcare, it is one of the most common presenting ailments.

Expert/s: Joyce McSwan

Psychiatry

Lectures

Implementing the new depression management guidelines – Lecture

Prof Hopwood will explain why depression is one of the commonest conditions managed in primary care. New guidelines have implications for the management of this very common illness.

Expert/s: Prof Malcolm Hopwood

Haematology, Infectious diseases, Public health

Lectures

Clinical features of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome – Lecture

Prof Tran will bring clinicians up to speed on the important features of this side-effect - where and when these clots occur, the symptoms they produce, when and how these patients should be investigated and how these patients are best managed. Get the answers to the most frequent questions your patients are asking.

Expert/s: Prof Huyen Tran

Oncology

Lectures

Non-melanoma skin cancers – What’s new in radiotherapy – Lecture

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Expert/s: Dr Chelsie O'Connor

Cardiology

Lectures

Cardiac CTs – Patient selection and what this test means – Lecture

Why is coronary calcium score so important? Prof Playford, will explain why coronary CT is the single best test to identify the presence of coronary atherosclerosis, which is the actual pathology that causes AMI.

Expert/s: Prof David Playford

Infectious diseases

Lectures

The new herpes zoster vaccine – Lecture

New and important vaccine for Herpes Zoster prevention is now available in Australia.

Expert/s: Prof Tony Cunningham AO

Infectious diseases

Lectures

The AZ Vaccine – Clot risks and questions about herd immunity – Lecture

Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, will walk us through the data, help us understand our role as GPs and look at what can be done to get our patients and the country back on track to long term protection against COVID19.

Expert/s: Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Lectures

LARCs – Myths and misperceptions – Lecture

Major myths and misperceptions that seem to impact LARC uptake

Expert/s: Dr Terri Foran

Men's health

Lectures

An update on hypogonadism and testosterone replacement – Lecture

Prof Robert Mclachlan AM, explains that male hypogonadism, caused by intrinsic pathology of the hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular (HPT) axis

Expert/s: Prof Robert McLachlan AM

Men's health, Psychiatry

Lectures

Depression in men – Practical advice – Lecture

Prof David Castle, explains why mood disorders in men are less common than in women, but keep this diagnosis in mind if behaviour is becoming violent.

Expert/s: Prof David Castle

Men's health, Oncology

Lectures

PSA Testing – An update on best practice – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

Expert/s: A/Prof Jeremy Grummet

COVID vaccine update – Delta variant, vax in pregnancy, new AZ age recommendations, pfizer in GP – Lecture

Prof Macartney will explain the safety data on the use of COVID vaccines in pregnant and breastfeeding women. This data has been collected from around the world and how it will be applied in Australia will be explained.

Expert/s: Prof Kristine Macartney

Lectures

Infectious diseases, Public health

Acute lower back pain – Guidelines vs real world – Lecture

Joyce McSwan explains that LBP is one of the leading causes of diminished quality of life and disability worldwide. In primary healthcare, it is one of the most common presenting ailments.

Expert/s: Joyce McSwan

Lectures

Orthopaedic and sports medicine

Implementing the new depression management guidelines – Lecture

Prof Hopwood will explain why depression is one of the commonest conditions managed in primary care. New guidelines have implications for the management of this very common illness.

Expert/s: Prof Malcolm Hopwood

Lectures

Psychiatry

Clinical features of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome – Lecture

Prof Tran will bring clinicians up to speed on the important features of this side-effect - where and when these clots occur, the symptoms they produce, when and how these patients should be investigated and how these patients are best managed. Get the answers to the most frequent questions your patients are asking.

Expert/s: Prof Huyen Tran

Lectures

Haematology, Infectious diseases, Public health

Non-melanoma skin cancers – What’s new in radiotherapy – Lecture

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Expert/s: Dr Chelsie O'Connor

Lectures

Oncology

Cardiac CTs – Patient selection and what this test means – Lecture

Why is coronary calcium score so important? Prof Playford, will explain why coronary CT is the single best test to identify the presence of coronary atherosclerosis, which is the actual pathology that causes AMI.

Expert/s: Prof David Playford

Lectures

Cardiology

The new herpes zoster vaccine – Lecture

New and important vaccine for Herpes Zoster prevention is now available in Australia.

Expert/s: Prof Tony Cunningham AO

Lectures

Infectious diseases

The AZ Vaccine – Clot risks and questions about herd immunity – Lecture

Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, will walk us through the data, help us understand our role as GPs and look at what can be done to get our patients and the country back on track to long term protection against COVID19.

Expert/s: Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah

Lectures

Infectious diseases

LARCs – Myths and misperceptions – Lecture

Major myths and misperceptions that seem to impact LARC uptake

Expert/s: Dr Terri Foran

Lectures

Obstetrics and gynaecology

An update on hypogonadism and testosterone replacement – Lecture

Prof Robert Mclachlan AM, explains that male hypogonadism, caused by intrinsic pathology of the hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular (HPT) axis

Expert/s: Prof Robert McLachlan AM

Lectures

Men's health

Depression in men – Practical advice – Lecture

Prof David Castle, explains why mood disorders in men are less common than in women, but keep this diagnosis in mind if behaviour is becoming violent.

Expert/s: Prof David Castle

Lectures

Men's health, Psychiatry

PSA Testing – An update on best practice – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

Expert/s: A/Prof Jeremy Grummet

Lectures

Men's health, Oncology

Lectures

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Prof Macartney will explain the safety data on the use of COVID vaccines in pregnant and breastfeeding women. This data has been collected from around the world and how it will be applied in Australia will be explained.

Joyce McSwan explains that LBP is one of the leading causes of diminished quality of life and disability worldwide. In primary healthcare, it is one of the most common presenting ailments.

Prof Hopwood will explain why depression is one of the commonest conditions managed in primary care. New guidelines have implications for the management of this very common illness.

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Why is coronary calcium score so important? Prof Playford, will explain why coronary CT is the single best test to identify the presence of coronary atherosclerosis, which is the actual pathology that causes AMI.

New and important vaccine for Herpes Zoster prevention is now available in Australia.

Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, will walk us through the data, help us understand our role as GPs and look at what can be done to get our patients and the country back on track to long term protection against COVID19.

Major myths and misperceptions that seem to impact LARC uptake

Prof Robert Mclachlan AM, explains that male hypogonadism, caused by intrinsic pathology of the hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular (HPT) axis

Prof David Castle, explains why mood disorders in men are less common than in women, but keep this diagnosis in mind if behaviour is becoming violent.

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

Prof Macartney will explain the safety data on the use of COVID vaccines in pregnant and breastfeeding women. This data has been collected from around the world and how it will be applied in Australia will be explained.

Joyce McSwan explains that LBP is one of the leading causes of diminished quality of life and disability worldwide. In primary healthcare, it is one of the most common presenting ailments.

Prof Hopwood will explain why depression is one of the commonest conditions managed in primary care. New guidelines have implications for the management of this very common illness.

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Why is coronary calcium score so important? Prof Playford, will explain why coronary CT is the single best test to identify the presence of coronary atherosclerosis, which is the actual pathology that causes AMI.

New and important vaccine for Herpes Zoster prevention is now available in Australia.

Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, will walk us through the data, help us understand our role as GPs and look at what can be done to get our patients and the country back on track to long term protection against COVID19.

Major myths and misperceptions that seem to impact LARC uptake

Prof Robert Mclachlan AM, explains that male hypogonadism, caused by intrinsic pathology of the hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular (HPT) axis

Prof David Castle, explains why mood disorders in men are less common than in women, but keep this diagnosis in mind if behaviour is becoming violent.

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

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