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Osteoporosis,Stage,3,Of,4,-,Upper,Limb,Bones,
Prof Peter Wong
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Osteoporosis made simple: Key changes in guidelines and management

Dr Jane Elliott AM and Prof Peter Wong unpack key updates from the latest RACGP and Healthy Bones Australia guidelines – from diagnosis and risk assessment to treatment choices, duration, and new PBS-listed bone anabolic options.

Expert/s: Prof Peter Wong
1036084645
Dr David Wetherell
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

LUTS and BPH in men: What to ask and when to act

Dr David Wetherell provides a practical discussion on recognising, assessing and responding to lower urinary tract symptoms in men presenting to general practice.

Expert/s: Dr David Wetherell
1086328334
Dr Sean Copson
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Endometriosis in primary care: When symptoms point to something more

In today's episode, Dr Sean Copson explains how to recognise endometriosis early, initiate treatment confidently, and know when specialist input can make a difference.

Expert/s: Dr Sean Copson
2493386757
Dr Ritu Gupta
  • Dermatology Cases
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Laser and cosmetic dermatology: What’s changed and why it matters

In today's episode, Dr Ritu Gupta conducts a practical discussion on recognising early skin changes, guiding patients safely, and understanding the rapidly expanding options in modern dermatology.

Expert/s: Dr Ritu Gupta
2053210409
Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Recognising atrial flutter and knowing when to act

In today's episode, Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya breaks down how to recognise atrial flutter, assess its risks, and support timely rhythm management and follow-up in primary care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
2075625967
A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Skin cancer reconstruction: What guides the surgical plan

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp explains how he approaches reconstruction after skin cancer excision, from choosing the right technique to recognising features that influence safety, referral and recovery.

Expert/s: A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp
2524367927
Prof Rodney Baber AM
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Interpreting the FDA’s MHT decision: What clinicians should know

Prof Rodney Baber AM breaks down the FDA’s MHT decision and provides a clear, evidence-based perspective on what matters for safe and balanced menopause care.

Expert/s: Prof Rodney Baber AM
medicinal-cannabis
Dr Crosby Rechtin
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Medicinal cannabis – Let’s talk about the elephant in the room

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Expert/s: Dr Crosby Rechtin
Old man driving
Laura Bosci
  • 45Up
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Assessing older drivers: Beyond the basics

Join David Lim and Laura Bosci as they unpack practical strategies for assessing older drivers, navigating sensitive conversations, and understanding legal responsibilities around fitness to drive.

Expert/s: Laura Bosci
2319510261
Prof Ann McCormack
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Pituitary tumours in practice: Recognising patterns that matter

Prof Ann McCormack explains how to recognise pituitary tumour patterns, choose the right initial tests and coordinate safe, timely specialist care.

Expert/s: Prof Ann McCormack
vaginal microbiome_2
Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Understanding vaginal microbiome shifts in clinical practice

Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor outlines how hormonal shifts, antibiotics and lifestyle factors influence vaginal microbiome health and shares practical, evidence-aligned ways clinicians can support patients with recurrent symptoms.

Expert/s: Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor
Obesity,Man,Gain,Overweight,And,Fat,Causing,To,Have,High
Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures

Heart failure and obesity – Which do we manage first?

This talk will explain how obesity drives heart failure, particularly HFpEF and will outline the recommended management of HFpEF on patients with obesity, that includes using incretin therapy.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
Osteoporosis,Stage,3,Of,4,-,Upper,Limb,Bones,

Osteoporosis made simple: Key changes in guidelines and management

Dr Jane Elliott AM and Prof Peter Wong unpack key updates from the latest RACGP and Healthy Bones Australia guidelines – from diagnosis and risk assessment to treatment choices, duration, and new PBS-listed bone anabolic options.

Expert/s: Prof Peter Wong
  • Women’s Health
1036084645

LUTS and BPH in men: What to ask and when to act

Dr David Wetherell provides a practical discussion on recognising, assessing and responding to lower urinary tract symptoms in men presenting to general practice.

Expert/s: Dr David Wetherell
  • Clinical Takeaway
1086328334

Endometriosis in primary care: When symptoms point to something more

In today's episode, Dr Sean Copson explains how to recognise endometriosis early, initiate treatment confidently, and know when specialist input can make a difference.

Expert/s: Dr Sean Copson
  • Women’s Health
2493386757

Laser and cosmetic dermatology: What’s changed and why it matters

In today's episode, Dr Ritu Gupta conducts a practical discussion on recognising early skin changes, guiding patients safely, and understanding the rapidly expanding options in modern dermatology.

Expert/s: Dr Ritu Gupta
  • Dermatology Cases
2053210409

Recognising atrial flutter and knowing when to act

In today's episode, Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya breaks down how to recognise atrial flutter, assess its risks, and support timely rhythm management and follow-up in primary care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
  • Clinical Takeaway
2075625967

Skin cancer reconstruction: What guides the surgical plan

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp explains how he approaches reconstruction after skin cancer excision, from choosing the right technique to recognising features that influence safety, referral and recovery.

Expert/s: A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp
  • Clinical Takeaway
2524367927

Interpreting the FDA’s MHT decision: What clinicians should know

Prof Rodney Baber AM breaks down the FDA’s MHT decision and provides a clear, evidence-based perspective on what matters for safe and balanced menopause care.

Expert/s: Prof Rodney Baber AM
  • Women’s Health
medicinal-cannabis

Medicinal cannabis – Let’s talk about the elephant in the room

In today's episode, Dr Crosby Rechtin explores how to safely navigate medicinal cannabis requests, prescribing basics and the clinical realities that shape everyday decisions.

Expert/s: Dr Crosby Rechtin
  • Clinical Takeaway
Old man driving

Assessing older drivers: Beyond the basics

Join David Lim and Laura Bosci as they unpack practical strategies for assessing older drivers, navigating sensitive conversations, and understanding legal responsibilities around fitness to drive.

Expert/s: Laura Bosci
  • 45Up
2319510261

Pituitary tumours in practice: Recognising patterns that matter

Prof Ann McCormack explains how to recognise pituitary tumour patterns, choose the right initial tests and coordinate safe, timely specialist care.

Expert/s: Prof Ann McCormack
  • Clinical Takeaway
vaginal microbiome_2

Understanding vaginal microbiome shifts in clinical practice

Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor outlines how hormonal shifts, antibiotics and lifestyle factors influence vaginal microbiome health and shares practical, evidence-aligned ways clinicians can support patients with recurrent symptoms.

Expert/s: Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor
  • Women’s Health
Obesity,Man,Gain,Overweight,And,Fat,Causing,To,Have,High

Heart failure and obesity – Which do we manage first?

This talk will explain how obesity drives heart failure, particularly HFpEF and will outline the recommended management of HFpEF on patients with obesity, that includes using incretin therapy.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures

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