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Breast cancer diagnosis
Dr Maryam Seyedabadi
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Breast surgery in general practice: When to refer, what to expect and how to support your patients

Expert/s: Dr Maryam Seyedabadi
shutterstock_2747910921
Dr Huu Kim Le
  • Raising Kids Online
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Gaming disorder in young people: Practical perspectives for GPs – Part 1

When gaming becomes a major part of a young person’s life, what should clinicians consider?

Expert/s: Dr Huu Kim Le
Urology
Dr Wenjie Zhong
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

PSA testing in real life: What GPs should do when the numbers aren’t clear

When is a PSA of 5 “fine” and when is it a red flag? In this episode, unpack the grey zones in PSA testing, MRI use, and referrals, using the kinds of cases you see in clinic every week

Expert/s: Dr Wenjie Zhong
perimenopause
Dr Sonia Davison
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Perimenopause in practice: Recognising symptoms and supporting women

Perimenopause is not always straightforward and it does not affect every woman in the same way. Hear a practical conversation about recognising what may be happening beneath the surface in general practice.

Expert/s: Dr Sonia Davison
Glass,Of,Water,And,Cure,Drugs,Pills,Painkiller,On,Table
Prof Richard Stark
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Choosing migraine preventives: From oral treatments to newer options – Part 3

Could there be more options for patients whose migraines keep disrupting daily life?

Expert/s: Prof Richard Stark
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Prof Michelle Giles OAM
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Maternal vaccination in every pregnancy: Protecting mothers and newborns

This episode explores how maternal immunisation can quietly transform outcomes for the tiniest patients in your waiting room.

Expert/s: Prof Michelle Giles OAM, Catherine Hughes
Tick-Bite-allergy
Clinical Prof Sheryl van Nunen OAM
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Mammalian meat allergy after tick bite: A practical guide for Australian GPs

Why are some patients waking at 2am with “out-of-the-blue” anaphylaxis hours after a perfectly normal dinner and what does fox baiting, ticks, and a sugar molecule called alpha-gal have to do with it?

Expert/s: Clinical Prof Sheryl van Nunen OAM
Male,Patient,Experiencing,Headache,While,Doctor,Records,Symptoms,During,Consultation
Dr Katherine Spira
  • Lectures
0.5 EA

Migraine vs chronic daily headache

Neurologist Dr Katherine Spira discusses the key features of migraine that distinguish it from other headache causes.

Expert/s: Dr Katherine Spira
The,Extended,Feet,Of,A,Child,Sitting,On,A,Toilet
Prof Sebastian King
  • Lectures
0.5 EA

Paediatric constipation & related issues

Paediatric surgeon Professor Sebastian King provides a framework for assessing the child presenting with constipation.

Expert/s: Prof Sebastian King
Cirrhosis,,Liver,Cancer,,Fatty,Liver,,Asian,Doctor,With,Liver,Human
Prof Jacob George
  • Lectures

Fatty liver, CV risk, and post-menopause

Hepatologist Professor Jacob George presents the latest data on the incidence and prevalence of metabolic dysfunction associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD).

Expert/s: Prof Jacob George
Closeup,Of,Nurse's,Hands,Dressing,Wound,For,Senior,Patient's,Hand
Hayley Ryan
  • Lectures

Management of skin tear in general practice

Clinical nurse consultant Hayley Ryan gives a practical overview of the assessment, classification and management of skin tears.

Expert/s: Hayley Ryan
Doctor_Consult
Dr Patrick Gough
  • Innovative Practice
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Care plans, AI and the MBS – Part 1

What can a conversation between two GPs reveal about making everyday general practice work better?

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Gough
Breast cancer diagnosis

Breast surgery in general practice: When to refer, what to expect and how to support your patients

Expert/s: Dr Maryam Seyedabadi
  • Women’s Health
shutterstock_2747910921

Gaming disorder in young people: Practical perspectives for GPs – Part 1

When gaming becomes a major part of a young person’s life, what should clinicians consider?

Expert/s: Dr Huu Kim Le
  • Raising Kids Online
Urology

PSA testing in real life: What GPs should do when the numbers aren’t clear

When is a PSA of 5 “fine” and when is it a red flag? In this episode, unpack the grey zones in PSA testing, MRI use, and referrals, using the kinds of cases you see in clinic every week

Expert/s: Dr Wenjie Zhong
  • Clinical Takeaway
perimenopause

Perimenopause in practice: Recognising symptoms and supporting women

Perimenopause is not always straightforward and it does not affect every woman in the same way. Hear a practical conversation about recognising what may be happening beneath the surface in general practice.

Expert/s: Dr Sonia Davison
  • Women’s Health
Glass,Of,Water,And,Cure,Drugs,Pills,Painkiller,On,Table

Choosing migraine preventives: From oral treatments to newer options – Part 3

Could there be more options for patients whose migraines keep disrupting daily life?

Expert/s: Prof Richard Stark
  • Clinical Takeaway
shutterstock_2189021217

Maternal vaccination in every pregnancy: Protecting mothers and newborns

This episode explores how maternal immunisation can quietly transform outcomes for the tiniest patients in your waiting room.

Expert/s: Prof Michelle Giles OAM, Catherine Hughes
  • Women’s Health
Tick-Bite-allergy

Mammalian meat allergy after tick bite: A practical guide for Australian GPs

Why are some patients waking at 2am with “out-of-the-blue” anaphylaxis hours after a perfectly normal dinner and what does fox baiting, ticks, and a sugar molecule called alpha-gal have to do with it?

Expert/s: Clinical Prof Sheryl van Nunen OAM
  • Clinical Takeaway
Male,Patient,Experiencing,Headache,While,Doctor,Records,Symptoms,During,Consultation

Migraine vs chronic daily headache

Neurologist Dr Katherine Spira discusses the key features of migraine that distinguish it from other headache causes.

Expert/s: Dr Katherine Spira
  • Lectures
The,Extended,Feet,Of,A,Child,Sitting,On,A,Toilet

Paediatric constipation & related issues

Paediatric surgeon Professor Sebastian King provides a framework for assessing the child presenting with constipation.

Expert/s: Prof Sebastian King
  • Lectures
Cirrhosis,,Liver,Cancer,,Fatty,Liver,,Asian,Doctor,With,Liver,Human

Fatty liver, CV risk, and post-menopause

Hepatologist Professor Jacob George presents the latest data on the incidence and prevalence of metabolic dysfunction associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD).

Expert/s: Prof Jacob George
  • Lectures
Closeup,Of,Nurse's,Hands,Dressing,Wound,For,Senior,Patient's,Hand

Management of skin tear in general practice

Clinical nurse consultant Hayley Ryan gives a practical overview of the assessment, classification and management of skin tears.

Expert/s: Hayley Ryan
  • Lectures
Doctor_Consult

Care plans, AI and the MBS – Part 1

What can a conversation between two GPs reveal about making everyday general practice work better?

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Gough
  • Innovative Practice

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