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Dr Samantha Sundercombe
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Reproductive screening – Your questions answered

Dr Samantha Sundercombe answers your most pressing questions regarding reproductive screening. These were compiled by GPs and health professionals around Australia.

Expert/s: Dr Samantha Sundercombe
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Dr Alessandro Fois
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Parkinson’s disease – Management & treatment: Part 2

For Parkinson's disease cases, Dr Alessandro Fois discusses management, treatment options and discussing these with patients.

Expert/s: Dr Alessandro Fois
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Dr Clare Boerma
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Contraception – Your questions answered

The following questions were compiled by GPs and health professionals around Australia. Expert, Dr Clare Boerma answers these pressing questions in today's podcast.

Expert/s: Dr Clare Boerma
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Dr Hilton Koppe
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Cognitive assessment tools: Limitations in general practice – Your questions answered

Diagnosis of dementia or cognitive impairment is is significantly influenced by the patient’s history. Cognitive assessment tools are not screening or diagnostic tests without thorough history assessment.

Expert/s: Dr Hilton Koppe
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Dr Emi Khoo
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Iron deficiency – Adolescent girls’ mental health

Many factors make adolescent females vulnerable to iron deficiency. Listen to the biological pathways responsible for the impact of iron deficiency on mood, fatigue and performance...

Expert/s: Dr Emi Khoo
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Dr Alessandro Fois
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Parkinson’s disease – Diagnosis: Part 1

Diagnosis involves the natural history, examination, and referral of patients with Parkinson’s disease, and awareness of asymmetric and non-motor signs and symptoms need to be considered...

Expert/s: Dr Alessandro Fois
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A/Prof Michael Woodward AM
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

RSV – A serious adult disease worth preventing

In this episode, understand whether RSV is more serious than influenza. It's impacts on morbidity and mortality in the elderly are underestimated and effective prevention strategies for the Australian community are imminent...

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Woodward AM, A/Prof Natasha Smallwood
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Prof Peter Wark
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

RSV in adults

Important to highlight and make people aware of RSV and where it sits, and vaccines for patients over the age of 60 are coming, pending approval

Expert/s: Prof Peter Wark
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Prof Sonia Grover
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Dysmenorrhea in teenagers: Practical approaches for assessing and managing

What can cause menstrual pain and how to explain this to a young patient, as well as the ‘red-flags’ which might suggest a need for investigation or referral in a young women presenting with dysmenorrhoea...

Expert/s: Prof Sonia Grover
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Prof Grant Waterer
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

RSV – More serious than you think

RSV is a big problem in young children, under one’s and older patients. There is a significance in over 60, the mortality and morbidity does seem to increase. Vaccine fatigue is also a significant deterrent to overcome in general practice.

Expert/s: Prof Grant Waterer
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Dr Celia Zubrinich
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Anaphylaxis management – Tips & traps

Adrenaline is key in terms of acute management, don’t delay and don’t be apprehensive about it...

Expert/s: Dr Celia Zubrinich
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Prof Peter Richmond
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

RSV – Past, present & future

RSV is a very important cause of disease for young children and older adults in winter season (May – September). Understand the natural course of the disease, and advice to give parents.

Expert/s: Prof Peter Richmond
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Reproductive screening – Your questions answered

Dr Samantha Sundercombe answers your most pressing questions regarding reproductive screening. These were compiled by GPs and health professionals around Australia.

Expert/s: Dr Samantha Sundercombe
  • Women’s Health
shutterstock_2033522246

Parkinson’s disease – Management & treatment: Part 2

For Parkinson's disease cases, Dr Alessandro Fois discusses management, treatment options and discussing these with patients.

Expert/s: Dr Alessandro Fois
  • Clinical Takeaway
shutterstock_2147372651

Contraception – Your questions answered

The following questions were compiled by GPs and health professionals around Australia. Expert, Dr Clare Boerma answers these pressing questions in today's podcast.

Expert/s: Dr Clare Boerma
  • Women’s Health
shutterstock_2288474925333

Cognitive assessment tools: Limitations in general practice – Your questions answered

Diagnosis of dementia or cognitive impairment is is significantly influenced by the patient’s history. Cognitive assessment tools are not screening or diagnostic tests without thorough history assessment.

Expert/s: Dr Hilton Koppe
  • Clinical Takeaway
shutterstock_2278735419

Iron deficiency – Adolescent girls’ mental health

Many factors make adolescent females vulnerable to iron deficiency. Listen to the biological pathways responsible for the impact of iron deficiency on mood, fatigue and performance...

Expert/s: Dr Emi Khoo
  • Women’s Health
shutterstock_709580137

Parkinson’s disease – Diagnosis: Part 1

Diagnosis involves the natural history, examination, and referral of patients with Parkinson’s disease, and awareness of asymmetric and non-motor signs and symptoms need to be considered...

Expert/s: Dr Alessandro Fois
  • Clinical Takeaway
Blood,Collection,Tubes,Respiratory,Syncytial,Virus(rsv),Test,Positive,Results,medical,Concept

RSV – A serious adult disease worth preventing

In this episode, understand whether RSV is more serious than influenza. It's impacts on morbidity and mortality in the elderly are underestimated and effective prevention strategies for the Australian community are imminent...

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Woodward AM, A/Prof Natasha Smallwood
  • Clinical Takeaway
shutterstock_1647066067 (1)

RSV in adults

Important to highlight and make people aware of RSV and where it sits, and vaccines for patients over the age of 60 are coming, pending approval

Expert/s: Prof Peter Wark
  • Clinical Takeaway
shutterstock_1891599703

Dysmenorrhea in teenagers: Practical approaches for assessing and managing

What can cause menstrual pain and how to explain this to a young patient, as well as the ‘red-flags’ which might suggest a need for investigation or referral in a young women presenting with dysmenorrhoea...

Expert/s: Prof Sonia Grover
  • Women’s Health
shutterstock_115553581011122

RSV – More serious than you think

RSV is a big problem in young children, under one’s and older patients. There is a significance in over 60, the mortality and morbidity does seem to increase. Vaccine fatigue is also a significant deterrent to overcome in general practice.

Expert/s: Prof Grant Waterer
  • Clinical Takeaway
shutterstock_314528129

Anaphylaxis management – Tips & traps

Adrenaline is key in terms of acute management, don’t delay and don’t be apprehensive about it...

Expert/s: Dr Celia Zubrinich
  • Clinical Takeaway
MicrosoftTeams-image (36)1

RSV – Past, present & future

RSV is a very important cause of disease for young children and older adults in winter season (May – September). Understand the natural course of the disease, and advice to give parents.

Expert/s: Prof Peter Richmond
  • Clinical Takeaway

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