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Gastroenterology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Irritable bowel syndrome update and practice tips

Getting the diagnosis AND the communication right, and useful herbal options and other treatments for IBS.

Expert/s: Dr Rebecca Burgell

Obstetrics and gynaecology, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Iodine supplementation for pregnant women

The critical importance of maintaining adequate iodine levels during pregnancy- the importance of assessing the thyroid function of ‘at risk’ women prior to pregnancy.

Expert/s: Prof Creswell Eastman AO

Men's health

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Engaging fathers in healthcare

Societal changes have transformed roles and at the same time increased stress and anxiety- we need to find ways to engage men and encourage them to seek healthcare more readily.

Expert/s: Dr Garth Kendall

Respiratory and sleep

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part two

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Blackwell

Infectious diseases

Going Viral

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

COVID update – Ba4 and Ba5, boosters, antivirals, long COVID

Should GPs have a fourth booster? The Ba4 and Ba5 variants, more information on the antivirals, long COVID is an emerging public health issue.

Expert/s: Prof Nancy Baxter

Geriatric medicine, Neurology

Lectures

Strategies to mitigate cognitive decline and early dementia

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Woodward AM

Cardiology

Lectures

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Stroke prevention and management update

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Oncology

Lectures

Therapeutic options for patients with skin field cancerisation

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

Expert/s: Dr Ian Porter

Respiratory and sleep

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Severe COPD – O2, surgery, devices

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

Expert/s: Prof Greg King

Psychiatry, Respiratory and sleep

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part one

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Blackwell

Infectious diseases

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Japanese encephalitis – What GPs need to know

Strategies to minimise the serious but rare neurological outcomes will include keeping away from pigs, mosquito population control, mosquito bite avoidance measures and vaccination.

Expert/s: Dr Bernard Hudson

Infectious diseases

Going Viral

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

COVID Update – Epidemiology, boosters, antivirals, future

A look at our local and national infection rates- what does the medium to long term future look like?

Expert/s: Prof Kristine Macartney

Irritable bowel syndrome update and practice tips

Getting the diagnosis AND the communication right, and useful herbal options and other treatments for IBS.

Expert/s: Dr Rebecca Burgell

Clinical Takeaway

Gastroenterology

Iodine supplementation for pregnant women

The critical importance of maintaining adequate iodine levels during pregnancy- the importance of assessing the thyroid function of ‘at risk’ women prior to pregnancy.

Expert/s: Prof Creswell Eastman AO

Women’s Health

Obstetrics and gynaecology, Women's health

Engaging fathers in healthcare

Societal changes have transformed roles and at the same time increased stress and anxiety- we need to find ways to engage men and encourage them to seek healthcare more readily.

Expert/s: Dr Garth Kendall

Clinical Takeaway

Men's health

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part two

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Blackwell

Clinical Takeaway

Respiratory and sleep

COVID update – Ba4 and Ba5, boosters, antivirals, long COVID

Should GPs have a fourth booster? The Ba4 and Ba5 variants, more information on the antivirals, long COVID is an emerging public health issue.

Expert/s: Prof Nancy Baxter

Going Viral

Infectious diseases

Strategies to mitigate cognitive decline and early dementia

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Woodward AM

Lectures

Geriatric medicine, Neurology

Stroke prevention and management update

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Lectures

Cardiology

Therapeutic options for patients with skin field cancerisation

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

Expert/s: Dr Ian Porter

Lectures

Oncology

Severe COPD – O2, surgery, devices

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

Expert/s: Prof Greg King

Clinical Takeaway

Respiratory and sleep

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part one

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Blackwell

Clinical Takeaway

Psychiatry, Respiratory and sleep

Japanese encephalitis – What GPs need to know

Strategies to minimise the serious but rare neurological outcomes will include keeping away from pigs, mosquito population control, mosquito bite avoidance measures and vaccination.

Expert/s: Dr Bernard Hudson

Clinical Takeaway

Infectious diseases

COVID Update – Epidemiology, boosters, antivirals, future

A look at our local and national infection rates- what does the medium to long term future look like?

Expert/s: Prof Kristine Macartney

Going Viral

Infectious diseases

Podcasts

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Getting the diagnosis AND the communication right, and useful herbal options and other treatments for IBS.

The critical importance of maintaining adequate iodine levels during pregnancy- the importance of assessing the thyroid function of ‘at risk’ women prior to pregnancy.

Societal changes have transformed roles and at the same time increased stress and anxiety- we need to find ways to engage men and encourage them to seek healthcare more readily.

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

Should GPs have a fourth booster? The Ba4 and Ba5 variants, more information on the antivirals, long COVID is an emerging public health issue.

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

Strategies to minimise the serious but rare neurological outcomes will include keeping away from pigs, mosquito population control, mosquito bite avoidance measures and vaccination.

A look at our local and national infection rates- what does the medium to long term future look like?

Getting the diagnosis AND the communication right, and useful herbal options and other treatments for IBS.

The critical importance of maintaining adequate iodine levels during pregnancy- the importance of assessing the thyroid function of ‘at risk’ women prior to pregnancy.

Societal changes have transformed roles and at the same time increased stress and anxiety- we need to find ways to engage men and encourage them to seek healthcare more readily.

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

Should GPs have a fourth booster? The Ba4 and Ba5 variants, more information on the antivirals, long COVID is an emerging public health issue.

Latest evidence-based recommendations on how people can preserve their cognitive function as they age, and slow the progression to dementia.

Advances in acute stroke management, and the key factors involved in ensuring that patients access appropriate treatment in a timely fashion.

Emerging treatments, such as widefield radiation therapy, which can target large areas of both cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

Strategies to minimise the serious but rare neurological outcomes will include keeping away from pigs, mosquito population control, mosquito bite avoidance measures and vaccination.

A look at our local and national infection rates- what does the medium to long term future look like?

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.