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Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

When toddlers melt down: What GPs can do

In today’s podcast, Susan Morgan and A/Prof Jane Kohlhoff explore why GP guidance on emotional regulation, routine, and parent–child connection is vital during toddlerhood.

Expert/s: Susan Morgan, A/Prof Jane Kohlhoff

Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Digital addiction in young people – What healthcare professionals need to know

In today’s podcast, Prof Wayne Warburton explains how to recognise problematic digital use in young people, distinguish it from healthy use and offer practical, mental health-informed support.

Expert/s: Prof Wayne Warburton

Diet and nutrition, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Immunity for infants

In today's podcast, Dr Emma Beckett discuss how prebiotics in infant formula support gut health, developing immunity, and what to consider when advising parents on formula choice.

Expert/s: Dr Emma Beckett

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Beyond the diagnosis: ADHD in children in primary care

In today’s podcast, Dr Naomi Rutten outlines key principles in ADHD diagnosis and early management, from accurate assessment to parent support.

Expert/s: Dr Naomi Rutten

Paediatrics, Public health

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Current measles resurgence in Victoria, nationally and internationally

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford

Orthopaedic and sports medicine, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Scoliosis treatment – Crucial facts for surgical and non-surgical options

In today’s podcast, experts Dr Mike Selby and Dr Jeb McAviney discuss timely and appropriate scoliosis treatments, including screening, evaluation, referral, and motion-preserving surgical options for younger patients.

Expert/s: Dr Michael Selby, Dr Jeb McAviney

Infectious diseases, Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Whooping cough – What you need to know

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses whooping cough symptoms, complications, and the importance of vaccination, especially for pregnant women.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford

Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Issues affecting child mental health and the role of primary care

Dr Andrew Leech explores how anxiety affects school attendance in primary school children, covering separation anxiety, bullying, online gaming addiction, and key strategies for support in primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Andrew Leech

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Chronic wet cough in children

In today's podcast, Prof Anne Chang discusses chronic wet cough in children, investigation, treatment and underlying immune deficiencies.

Expert/s: Prof Anne Chang

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Supporting autism in primary care

Dr James Best discusses supporting an autistic child in primary care which involves a holistic, individualised and family-centred approach where healthcare professionals play a pivotal role.

Expert/s: Dr James Best

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Chronic constipation in children

Dr Michaela Baulderstone discusses constipation in children, including behavioural impacts, tips for investigations, management and promoting positive behaviour support.

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Neurology, Psychiatry

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in children

Join Dr Tim Jones as he interviews leading experts to discuss paediatric health and supporting young patients.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Wever

When toddlers melt down: What GPs can do

In today’s podcast, Susan Morgan and A/Prof Jane Kohlhoff explore why GP guidance on emotional regulation, routine, and parent–child connection is vital during toddlerhood.

Expert/s: Susan Morgan, A/Prof Jane Kohlhoff

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Digital addiction in young people – What healthcare professionals need to know

In today’s podcast, Prof Wayne Warburton explains how to recognise problematic digital use in young people, distinguish it from healthy use and offer practical, mental health-informed support.

Expert/s: Prof Wayne Warburton

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Immunity for infants

In today's podcast, Dr Emma Beckett discuss how prebiotics in infant formula support gut health, developing immunity, and what to consider when advising parents on formula choice.

Expert/s: Dr Emma Beckett

Paediatric Podcast

Diet and nutrition, Paediatrics

Beyond the diagnosis: ADHD in children in primary care

In today’s podcast, Dr Naomi Rutten outlines key principles in ADHD diagnosis and early management, from accurate assessment to parent support.

Expert/s: Dr Naomi Rutten

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Current measles resurgence in Victoria, nationally and internationally

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics, Public health

Scoliosis treatment – Crucial facts for surgical and non-surgical options

In today’s podcast, experts Dr Mike Selby and Dr Jeb McAviney discuss timely and appropriate scoliosis treatments, including screening, evaluation, referral, and motion-preserving surgical options for younger patients.

Expert/s: Dr Michael Selby, Dr Jeb McAviney

Paediatric Podcast

Orthopaedic and sports medicine, Paediatrics

Whooping cough – What you need to know

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses whooping cough symptoms, complications, and the importance of vaccination, especially for pregnant women.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford

Paediatric Podcast

Infectious diseases, Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep

Issues affecting child mental health and the role of primary care

Dr Andrew Leech explores how anxiety affects school attendance in primary school children, covering separation anxiety, bullying, online gaming addiction, and key strategies for support in primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Andrew Leech

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

Chronic wet cough in children

In today's podcast, Prof Anne Chang discusses chronic wet cough in children, investigation, treatment and underlying immune deficiencies.

Expert/s: Prof Anne Chang

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep

Supporting autism in primary care

Dr James Best discusses supporting an autistic child in primary care which involves a holistic, individualised and family-centred approach where healthcare professionals play a pivotal role.

Expert/s: Dr James Best

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Chronic constipation in children

Dr Michaela Baulderstone discusses constipation in children, including behavioural impacts, tips for investigations, management and promoting positive behaviour support.

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in children

Join Dr Tim Jones as he interviews leading experts to discuss paediatric health and supporting young patients.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Wever

Paediatric Podcast

Neurology, Psychiatry

Paediatric Podcast

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In today’s podcast, Susan Morgan and A/Prof Jane Kohlhoff explore why GP guidance on emotional regulation, routine, and parent–child connection is vital during toddlerhood.

In today’s podcast, Prof Wayne Warburton explains how to recognise problematic digital use in young people, distinguish it from healthy use and offer practical, mental health-informed support.

In today's podcast, Dr Emma Beckett discuss how prebiotics in infant formula support gut health, developing immunity, and what to consider when advising parents on formula choice.

In today’s podcast, Dr Naomi Rutten outlines key principles in ADHD diagnosis and early management, from accurate assessment to parent support.

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

In today’s podcast, experts Dr Mike Selby and Dr Jeb McAviney discuss timely and appropriate scoliosis treatments, including screening, evaluation, referral, and motion-preserving surgical options for younger patients.

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses whooping cough symptoms, complications, and the importance of vaccination, especially for pregnant women.

Dr Andrew Leech explores how anxiety affects school attendance in primary school children, covering separation anxiety, bullying, online gaming addiction, and key strategies for support in primary care.

In today's podcast, Prof Anne Chang discusses chronic wet cough in children, investigation, treatment and underlying immune deficiencies.

Dr James Best discusses supporting an autistic child in primary care which involves a holistic, individualised and family-centred approach where healthcare professionals play a pivotal role.

Dr Michaela Baulderstone discusses constipation in children, including behavioural impacts, tips for investigations, management and promoting positive behaviour support.

Join Dr Tim Jones as he interviews leading experts to discuss paediatric health and supporting young patients.

In today’s podcast, Susan Morgan and A/Prof Jane Kohlhoff explore why GP guidance on emotional regulation, routine, and parent–child connection is vital during toddlerhood.

In today’s podcast, Prof Wayne Warburton explains how to recognise problematic digital use in young people, distinguish it from healthy use and offer practical, mental health-informed support.

In today's podcast, Dr Emma Beckett discuss how prebiotics in infant formula support gut health, developing immunity, and what to consider when advising parents on formula choice.

In today’s podcast, Dr Naomi Rutten outlines key principles in ADHD diagnosis and early management, from accurate assessment to parent support.

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

In today’s podcast, experts Dr Mike Selby and Dr Jeb McAviney discuss timely and appropriate scoliosis treatments, including screening, evaluation, referral, and motion-preserving surgical options for younger patients.

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses whooping cough symptoms, complications, and the importance of vaccination, especially for pregnant women.

Dr Andrew Leech explores how anxiety affects school attendance in primary school children, covering separation anxiety, bullying, online gaming addiction, and key strategies for support in primary care.

In today's podcast, Prof Anne Chang discusses chronic wet cough in children, investigation, treatment and underlying immune deficiencies.

Dr James Best discusses supporting an autistic child in primary care which involves a holistic, individualised and family-centred approach where healthcare professionals play a pivotal role.

Dr Michaela Baulderstone discusses constipation in children, including behavioural impacts, tips for investigations, management and promoting positive behaviour support.

Join Dr Tim Jones as he interviews leading experts to discuss paediatric health and supporting young patients.

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