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Diabetes and metabolism

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

A practical approach to first, second and third line treatment

In the patient with newly diagnosed T2DM without micro or macrovascular complications, achieving good glycaemic control is important and this together with an eye to avoiding weight gain and hypoglycaemia will drive your choice of a second-line agent

Expert/s: Dr Anita Sharma

Surgery, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Breast reconstruction

The recommendation that we offer the opportunity for breast reconstruction to all women post breast cancer surgery

Expert/s: Dr Joe Dusseldorp

Neurology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Chronic vestibular syndromes – Part 3

Recurrent vertigo, recurrent spontaneous vertigo, imbalance ataxia and persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD)

Expert/s: Dr Benjamin Tsang

Obstetrics and gynaecology, Surgery, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 RP

Female genital cosmetic surgery

The possible reasons we are seeing more requests for female genital cosmetic surgery and ‘normal’ vulvovaginal anatomy

Expert/s: A/Prof Rebecca Deans

Diabetes and metabolism

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

T2D and the kidney

CKD is a marker of poor prognosis and if present, we must work hard to prevent adverse outcomes… now is the time for SGLT2i, statins, ace inhibitors, and arbs

Expert/s: Prof Merlin Thomas

Dermatology

Dermatology Cases

0.5 RP

Chronic dandruff

Chronic dandruff can usually be managed by anti-dandruff shampoo and be sure to exclude underlying skin disorders

Expert/s: Prof Rodney Sinclair

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Expert Panel Facilitated by Dr Terri Foran, Panelist: Dr Sonia Davison, Prof Rod Baber, and Dr Sara Whitburn

Lectures

Menopause management past, present and future expert panel – Lecture

‘Brains-trust’ in the management of menopause and will take you through the management of menopause looking to the past, present and future.

Expert/s: Expert Panel Facilitated by Dr Terri Foran, Panelist: Dr Sonia Davison, Prof Rod Baber, and Dr Sara Whitburn

Haematology

Lectures

Iron supplement troubleshooter – Lecture

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

Expert/s: Dr Renee Eslick

Infectious diseases

Lectures

COVID update – Pfizer myocarditis, delta crisis, AZ clots & bleeds, boosters & more – Lecture

Practical understanding of the risk-benefit considerations as well as an update on AZ clots and bleeds.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Lectures

Prevention of preterm birth in Australia – Lecture

Professor John Newnham will discuss the significance of recent research regarding the importance of maintaining pregnancies till 39 weeks will be counterpoised against a recent tendency towards elective early birth.

Expert/s: Prof John Newnham AM

Surgery, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Understanding breast reconstruction

Benefits of breast reconstruction after breast cancer surgery and the optimal timing for breast reconstruction after breast cancer treatment

Expert/s: A/Prof Cindy Mak

Diabetes and metabolism

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Non-insulin injectables for T2D

GLP1 agonists are a very important management option - GPs who have not yet used this class of medications should learn more and start

Expert/s: A/Prof Neale Cohen

A practical approach to first, second and third line treatment

In the patient with newly diagnosed T2DM without micro or macrovascular complications, achieving good glycaemic control is important and this together with an eye to avoiding weight gain and hypoglycaemia will drive your choice of a second-line agent

Expert/s: Dr Anita Sharma

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Breast reconstruction

The recommendation that we offer the opportunity for breast reconstruction to all women post breast cancer surgery

Expert/s: Dr Joe Dusseldorp

Women’s Health

Surgery, Women's health

Chronic vestibular syndromes – Part 3

Recurrent vertigo, recurrent spontaneous vertigo, imbalance ataxia and persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD)

Expert/s: Dr Benjamin Tsang

Clinical Takeaway

Neurology

Female genital cosmetic surgery

The possible reasons we are seeing more requests for female genital cosmetic surgery and ‘normal’ vulvovaginal anatomy

Expert/s: A/Prof Rebecca Deans

Women’s Health

Obstetrics and gynaecology, Surgery, Women's health

T2D and the kidney

CKD is a marker of poor prognosis and if present, we must work hard to prevent adverse outcomes… now is the time for SGLT2i, statins, ace inhibitors, and arbs

Expert/s: Prof Merlin Thomas

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Chronic dandruff

Chronic dandruff can usually be managed by anti-dandruff shampoo and be sure to exclude underlying skin disorders

Expert/s: Prof Rodney Sinclair

Dermatology Cases

Dermatology

Menopause management past, present and future expert panel – Lecture

‘Brains-trust’ in the management of menopause and will take you through the management of menopause looking to the past, present and future.

Expert/s: Expert Panel Facilitated by Dr Terri Foran, Panelist: Dr Sonia Davison, Prof Rod Baber, and Dr Sara Whitburn

Lectures

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Iron supplement troubleshooter – Lecture

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

Expert/s: Dr Renee Eslick

Lectures

Haematology

COVID update – Pfizer myocarditis, delta crisis, AZ clots & bleeds, boosters & more – Lecture

Practical understanding of the risk-benefit considerations as well as an update on AZ clots and bleeds.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford

Lectures

Infectious diseases

Prevention of preterm birth in Australia – Lecture

Professor John Newnham will discuss the significance of recent research regarding the importance of maintaining pregnancies till 39 weeks will be counterpoised against a recent tendency towards elective early birth.

Expert/s: Prof John Newnham AM

Lectures

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Understanding breast reconstruction

Benefits of breast reconstruction after breast cancer surgery and the optimal timing for breast reconstruction after breast cancer treatment

Expert/s: A/Prof Cindy Mak

Women’s Health

Surgery, Women's health

Non-insulin injectables for T2D

GLP1 agonists are a very important management option - GPs who have not yet used this class of medications should learn more and start

Expert/s: A/Prof Neale Cohen

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

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In the patient with newly diagnosed T2DM without micro or macrovascular complications, achieving good glycaemic control is important and this together with an eye to avoiding weight gain and hypoglycaemia will drive your choice of a second-line agent

The recommendation that we offer the opportunity for breast reconstruction to all women post breast cancer surgery

Recurrent vertigo, recurrent spontaneous vertigo, imbalance ataxia and persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD)

The possible reasons we are seeing more requests for female genital cosmetic surgery and ‘normal’ vulvovaginal anatomy

CKD is a marker of poor prognosis and if present, we must work hard to prevent adverse outcomes… now is the time for SGLT2i, statins, ace inhibitors, and arbs

Chronic dandruff can usually be managed by anti-dandruff shampoo and be sure to exclude underlying skin disorders

‘Brains-trust’ in the management of menopause and will take you through the management of menopause looking to the past, present and future.

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

Practical understanding of the risk-benefit considerations as well as an update on AZ clots and bleeds.

Professor John Newnham will discuss the significance of recent research regarding the importance of maintaining pregnancies till 39 weeks will be counterpoised against a recent tendency towards elective early birth.

Benefits of breast reconstruction after breast cancer surgery and the optimal timing for breast reconstruction after breast cancer treatment

GLP1 agonists are a very important management option - GPs who have not yet used this class of medications should learn more and start

In the patient with newly diagnosed T2DM without micro or macrovascular complications, achieving good glycaemic control is important and this together with an eye to avoiding weight gain and hypoglycaemia will drive your choice of a second-line agent

The recommendation that we offer the opportunity for breast reconstruction to all women post breast cancer surgery

Recurrent vertigo, recurrent spontaneous vertigo, imbalance ataxia and persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD)

The possible reasons we are seeing more requests for female genital cosmetic surgery and ‘normal’ vulvovaginal anatomy

CKD is a marker of poor prognosis and if present, we must work hard to prevent adverse outcomes… now is the time for SGLT2i, statins, ace inhibitors, and arbs

Chronic dandruff can usually be managed by anti-dandruff shampoo and be sure to exclude underlying skin disorders

‘Brains-trust’ in the management of menopause and will take you through the management of menopause looking to the past, present and future.

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

Practical understanding of the risk-benefit considerations as well as an update on AZ clots and bleeds.

Professor John Newnham will discuss the significance of recent research regarding the importance of maintaining pregnancies till 39 weeks will be counterpoised against a recent tendency towards elective early birth.

Benefits of breast reconstruction after breast cancer surgery and the optimal timing for breast reconstruction after breast cancer treatment

GLP1 agonists are a very important management option - GPs who have not yet used this class of medications should learn more and start

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