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Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

POTS – Your questions answered

When a young person presents with fatigue, “brain fog”, gut symptoms and a racing heart, is it anxiety, ADHD… or something else entirely? Unpack how GPs can spot and confidently approach a frequently missed autonomic disorder.

Expert/s: Dr Marie-Claire Seeley

Oncology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Thinking zebras: A GP guide to neuroendocrine tumours and carcinoid syndrome

Dr Jennifer Lim explains how neuroendocrine tumours present, why they’re being seen more often, and where GPs fit into diagnosis and long-term management.

Expert/s: Dr Jennifer Lim

Mental health

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Does this patient really have ADHD? Differentiating genuine ADHD from malingering in clinical practice

When a patient insists, they “definitely have ADHD” and hands you a completed checklist, how confident can you really be in that diagnosis?

Expert/s: Dr Grant Blake

Infectious diseases

Going Viral

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

mRNA Vaccines: What GPs need to know about safety, efficacy and what’s next

Dr Gary Grohmann looks ahead to how a plug‑and‑play mRNA platform could transform prevention and treatment of respiratory viruses, cancer, and inflammatory conditions.

Expert/s: Dr Gary Grohmann

Geriatric medicine

45Up

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

A common and serious issue in older adults: Undernutrition, malnutrition and what GPs can do

Dr Mark Hohenberg joins explores practical ways to recognise undernutrition early and integrate food based strategies, supplements and multidisciplinary integrated care.

Expert/s: Dr Mark Hohenberg

Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

The menopause consult in general practice: Structure, safety and supporting brain health

Two GPs who love menopause medicine walk through how they actually run a menopause consult in real life from the first question they ask to the moment they decide whether or not to start MHT

Expert/s: Dr Marita Long, Dr Jane Elliott AM

Orthopaedic and sports medicine

Lectures

Frozen shoulder – A practical guide to assessment and management

Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Sushil Pant outlines a practical framework for the assessment and identification of frozen shoulder.

Expert/s: Dr Sushil Pant

Respiratory and sleep

Lectures

Biologics in COPD – 20% of your patients could benefit

Respiratory physician Dr Clare Tiedeman presents the evidence for the incorporation of biologics in the management of advanced COPD.

Expert/s: Dr Clare Tiedeman

Cardiology

Lectures

Fractures in the pillars of heart failure care – From missed diagnosis to missed opportunity

Dr Robert Hungerford presents the key areas that can and should be targeted in heart failure management.

Expert/s: Dr Robert Hungerford

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Lectures

0.5 EA

PCOS update

Professor Robert Norman explains that the renaming of PCOS to PMOS will result in significant improvements in perceptions and misperceptions of the syndrome.

Expert/s: Prof Robert Norman

Haematology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Blood as an organ: What GPs need to know about transfusions and blood health

Expert/s: Prof Shannon Farmer

Vaccination

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Paediatric influenza: Why flu vaccination in kids matters more than ever

Why are the youngest patients at the highest risk of flu hospitalisation, yet only a fraction are vaccinated? Unpack what every GP needs to know before the next flu season..

Expert/s: Prof Christopher Blyth

POTS – Your questions answered

When a young person presents with fatigue, “brain fog”, gut symptoms and a racing heart, is it anxiety, ADHD… or something else entirely? Unpack how GPs can spot and confidently approach a frequently missed autonomic disorder.

Expert/s: Dr Marie-Claire Seeley

Women’s Health

Women's health

Thinking zebras: A GP guide to neuroendocrine tumours and carcinoid syndrome

Dr Jennifer Lim explains how neuroendocrine tumours present, why they’re being seen more often, and where GPs fit into diagnosis and long-term management.

Expert/s: Dr Jennifer Lim

Clinical Takeaway

Oncology

Does this patient really have ADHD? Differentiating genuine ADHD from malingering in clinical practice

When a patient insists, they “definitely have ADHD” and hands you a completed checklist, how confident can you really be in that diagnosis?

Expert/s: Dr Grant Blake

Clinical Takeaway

Mental health

mRNA Vaccines: What GPs need to know about safety, efficacy and what’s next

Dr Gary Grohmann looks ahead to how a plug‑and‑play mRNA platform could transform prevention and treatment of respiratory viruses, cancer, and inflammatory conditions.

Expert/s: Dr Gary Grohmann

Going Viral

Infectious diseases

A common and serious issue in older adults: Undernutrition, malnutrition and what GPs can do

Dr Mark Hohenberg joins explores practical ways to recognise undernutrition early and integrate food based strategies, supplements and multidisciplinary integrated care.

Expert/s: Dr Mark Hohenberg

45Up

Geriatric medicine

The menopause consult in general practice: Structure, safety and supporting brain health

Two GPs who love menopause medicine walk through how they actually run a menopause consult in real life from the first question they ask to the moment they decide whether or not to start MHT

Expert/s: Dr Marita Long, Dr Jane Elliott AM

Women’s Health

Women's health

Frozen shoulder – A practical guide to assessment and management

Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Sushil Pant outlines a practical framework for the assessment and identification of frozen shoulder.

Expert/s: Dr Sushil Pant

Lectures

Orthopaedic and sports medicine

Biologics in COPD – 20% of your patients could benefit

Respiratory physician Dr Clare Tiedeman presents the evidence for the incorporation of biologics in the management of advanced COPD.

Expert/s: Dr Clare Tiedeman

Lectures

Respiratory and sleep

Fractures in the pillars of heart failure care – From missed diagnosis to missed opportunity

Dr Robert Hungerford presents the key areas that can and should be targeted in heart failure management.

Expert/s: Dr Robert Hungerford

Lectures

Cardiology

PCOS update

Professor Robert Norman explains that the renaming of PCOS to PMOS will result in significant improvements in perceptions and misperceptions of the syndrome.

Expert/s: Prof Robert Norman

Lectures

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Blood as an organ: What GPs need to know about transfusions and blood health

Expert/s: Prof Shannon Farmer

Clinical Takeaway

Haematology

Paediatric influenza: Why flu vaccination in kids matters more than ever

Why are the youngest patients at the highest risk of flu hospitalisation, yet only a fraction are vaccinated? Unpack what every GP needs to know before the next flu season..

Expert/s: Prof Christopher Blyth

Paediatric Podcast

Vaccination

Podcasts

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When a young person presents with fatigue, “brain fog”, gut symptoms and a racing heart, is it anxiety, ADHD… or something else entirely? Unpack how GPs can spot and confidently approach a frequently missed autonomic disorder.

Dr Jennifer Lim explains how neuroendocrine tumours present, why they’re being seen more often, and where GPs fit into diagnosis and long-term management.

When a patient insists, they “definitely have ADHD” and hands you a completed checklist, how confident can you really be in that diagnosis?

Dr Gary Grohmann looks ahead to how a plug‑and‑play mRNA platform could transform prevention and treatment of respiratory viruses, cancer, and inflammatory conditions.

Dr Mark Hohenberg joins explores practical ways to recognise undernutrition early and integrate food based strategies, supplements and multidisciplinary integrated care.

Two GPs who love menopause medicine walk through how they actually run a menopause consult in real life from the first question they ask to the moment they decide whether or not to start MHT

Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Sushil Pant outlines a practical framework for the assessment and identification of frozen shoulder.

Respiratory physician Dr Clare Tiedeman presents the evidence for the incorporation of biologics in the management of advanced COPD.

Dr Robert Hungerford presents the key areas that can and should be targeted in heart failure management.

Professor Robert Norman explains that the renaming of PCOS to PMOS will result in significant improvements in perceptions and misperceptions of the syndrome.

Why are the youngest patients at the highest risk of flu hospitalisation, yet only a fraction are vaccinated? Unpack what every GP needs to know before the next flu season..

When a young person presents with fatigue, “brain fog”, gut symptoms and a racing heart, is it anxiety, ADHD… or something else entirely? Unpack how GPs can spot and confidently approach a frequently missed autonomic disorder.

Dr Jennifer Lim explains how neuroendocrine tumours present, why they’re being seen more often, and where GPs fit into diagnosis and long-term management.

When a patient insists, they “definitely have ADHD” and hands you a completed checklist, how confident can you really be in that diagnosis?

Dr Gary Grohmann looks ahead to how a plug‑and‑play mRNA platform could transform prevention and treatment of respiratory viruses, cancer, and inflammatory conditions.

Dr Mark Hohenberg joins explores practical ways to recognise undernutrition early and integrate food based strategies, supplements and multidisciplinary integrated care.

Two GPs who love menopause medicine walk through how they actually run a menopause consult in real life from the first question they ask to the moment they decide whether or not to start MHT

Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Sushil Pant outlines a practical framework for the assessment and identification of frozen shoulder.

Respiratory physician Dr Clare Tiedeman presents the evidence for the incorporation of biologics in the management of advanced COPD.

Dr Robert Hungerford presents the key areas that can and should be targeted in heart failure management.

Professor Robert Norman explains that the renaming of PCOS to PMOS will result in significant improvements in perceptions and misperceptions of the syndrome.

Why are the youngest patients at the highest risk of flu hospitalisation, yet only a fraction are vaccinated? Unpack what every GP needs to know before the next flu season..

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