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Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Why babies will not always sleep – Tips for parents

Recognising the ‘red-flags’ in the history of dysmenorrhoea in a young woman

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport

Drugs and devices, Psychiatry

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Psychedelics – A game changer for mental health?

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Expert/s: Dr Prash Puspanathan

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Home safety and sleeping

Keeping young children and infants safe at home - injury causes more child deaths than asthma, cancer and infectious disease combined

Expert/s: Susan Teerds

Diabetes and metabolism

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Pumps and patches in management of diabetes

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

Expert/s: A/Prof Neale Cohen

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Lectures

Preconception health care

The pre-pregnancy consultation provides a unique opportunity to highlight the importance of nutrition and lifestyle in achieving the best outcome for both the baby and the mother.

Expert/s: Prof Kirsten Black

Geriatric medicine

Lectures

Sarcopenia – What GPs need to know

Sarcopenia has only recently been formally recognized as a disease in and of itself, rather than as an aspect of other diseases.

Expert/s: Prof Robin Daly

Infectious diseases

Lectures

COVID update – Vaccination for teens and children, moderna update, medical exemption, new indemnity scheme, booster doses, living with COVID

Update on the COVID vaccination for teens and children, schools transmission, vaccine safety data, Moderna vaccine, medical exemption and the new indemnity scheme as well as booster doses.

Expert/s: A/Prof Nicholas Wood

Infectious diseases, Public health

Lectures

Meningitis prevention – Conversation strategies

Conversation strategies to educate patients so that they can make a realistic assessment of the cost benefit equation.

Expert/s: Prof Peter Richmond

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Safe sleep and settling

Understanding SUDI - Sudden and Unexpected Death in Infancy

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport

Oral and dental, Rheumatology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD)

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

Expert/s: Emeritus Prof Alastair Goss

Obstetrics and gynaecology, Oncology, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

How best to use your local gynae-oncologist

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

Expert/s: Dr Rhonda Farrell

Diabetes and metabolism

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Multi comorbidity and polypharmacy from a T2D angle: Part 2

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

Expert/s: Dr Anita Sharma, Dr Gary Deed

Why babies will not always sleep – Tips for parents

Recognising the ‘red-flags’ in the history of dysmenorrhoea in a young woman

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport

Women’s Health

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep, Women's health

Psychedelics – A game changer for mental health?

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Expert/s: Dr Prash Puspanathan

Clinical Takeaway

Drugs and devices, Psychiatry

Home safety and sleeping

Keeping young children and infants safe at home - injury causes more child deaths than asthma, cancer and infectious disease combined

Expert/s: Susan Teerds

Women’s Health

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep, Women's health

Pumps and patches in management of diabetes

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

Expert/s: A/Prof Neale Cohen

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Preconception health care

The pre-pregnancy consultation provides a unique opportunity to highlight the importance of nutrition and lifestyle in achieving the best outcome for both the baby and the mother.

Expert/s: Prof Kirsten Black

Lectures

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Sarcopenia – What GPs need to know

Sarcopenia has only recently been formally recognized as a disease in and of itself, rather than as an aspect of other diseases.

Expert/s: Prof Robin Daly

Lectures

Geriatric medicine

COVID update – Vaccination for teens and children, moderna update, medical exemption, new indemnity scheme, booster doses, living with COVID

Update on the COVID vaccination for teens and children, schools transmission, vaccine safety data, Moderna vaccine, medical exemption and the new indemnity scheme as well as booster doses.

Expert/s: A/Prof Nicholas Wood

Lectures

Infectious diseases

Meningitis prevention – Conversation strategies

Conversation strategies to educate patients so that they can make a realistic assessment of the cost benefit equation.

Expert/s: Prof Peter Richmond

Lectures

Infectious diseases, Public health

Safe sleep and settling

Understanding SUDI - Sudden and Unexpected Death in Infancy

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport

Women’s Health

Paediatrics, Respiratory and sleep, Women's health

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD)

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

Expert/s: Emeritus Prof Alastair Goss

Clinical Takeaway

Oral and dental, Rheumatology

How best to use your local gynae-oncologist

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

Expert/s: Dr Rhonda Farrell

Women’s Health

Obstetrics and gynaecology, Oncology, Women's health

Multi comorbidity and polypharmacy from a T2D angle: Part 2

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

Expert/s: Dr Anita Sharma, Dr Gary Deed

Clinical Takeaway

Diabetes and metabolism

Podcasts

Filter results

Recognising the ‘red-flags’ in the history of dysmenorrhoea in a young woman

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Keeping young children and infants safe at home - injury causes more child deaths than asthma, cancer and infectious disease combined

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

The pre-pregnancy consultation provides a unique opportunity to highlight the importance of nutrition and lifestyle in achieving the best outcome for both the baby and the mother.

Sarcopenia has only recently been formally recognized as a disease in and of itself, rather than as an aspect of other diseases.

Update on the COVID vaccination for teens and children, schools transmission, vaccine safety data, Moderna vaccine, medical exemption and the new indemnity scheme as well as booster doses.

Conversation strategies to educate patients so that they can make a realistic assessment of the cost benefit equation.

Understanding SUDI - Sudden and Unexpected Death in Infancy

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

Recognising the ‘red-flags’ in the history of dysmenorrhoea in a young woman

While evidence for effectiveness in managing mental health disorders is growing, it is resource-intensive and must involve trained psychotherapists in a specialised setup and follow up

Keeping young children and infants safe at home - injury causes more child deaths than asthma, cancer and infectious disease combined

Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens

The pre-pregnancy consultation provides a unique opportunity to highlight the importance of nutrition and lifestyle in achieving the best outcome for both the baby and the mother.

Sarcopenia has only recently been formally recognized as a disease in and of itself, rather than as an aspect of other diseases.

Update on the COVID vaccination for teens and children, schools transmission, vaccine safety data, Moderna vaccine, medical exemption and the new indemnity scheme as well as booster doses.

Conversation strategies to educate patients so that they can make a realistic assessment of the cost benefit equation.

Understanding SUDI - Sudden and Unexpected Death in Infancy

TMD is a disorder that has myogenous, psychogenic and autogenous components

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

Your patient with T2DM has been diagnosed with exudative retinopathy. Dr Gary Deed and Dr Anita Sharma take a deeper dive into this common problem

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