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A,Doctor,Uses,An,Anatomical,Kidney,Model,To,Explain,Renal
Prof Merlin Thomas
  • Lectures
0.5 EA

SGLT2s and renal protection

Understand CKD screening priorities, risk mitigation strategies, and the role of SGLT-2 inhibitors in preventing progression and complications.

Expert/s: Prof Merlin Thomas
Human,Heart,Model,Beside,A,Red,Warning,Sign,With,An
Dr Adam Nelson
  • Lectures
0.5 EA

CV medications – Practical strategies to improve compliance

Explore the challenges presented by patient adherence in cardiovascular medicine, and the proven strategies effective in improving adherence rates, including the use of easily-accessible digital tools.

Expert/s: Dr Adam Nelson
Sick,Woman,Suffering,From,Pain,And,Illustration,Of,Unhealthy,Liver
A/Prof William Kemp
  • Lectures

Cardiovascular risk and fatty liver disease

Learn the best practices for screening, assessing, and managing fatty liver disease to reduce liver and cardiovascular risks.

Expert/s: A/Prof William Kemp
Young,Asian,Woman,With,Brunette,Hair,And,Naked,Shoulders,Touching
Dr Ryan De Cruz
  • Lectures

Importance of early & effective treatment of mild to moderate acne

Learn evidence-based methods for assessing and managing mild-to-moderate acne, including treatment options and patient-specific decision factors.

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz
2464946747
Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Recognising heart block: When conduction disease demands pacing

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya unpacks when pacing is truly needed and how modern technology is transforming cardiac care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
2410900041
Dr Renee Denham
  • Paediatric Podcast
1 EA, 0.5 RP

Modern approaches to eating disorders in young people

In today’s podcast, Dr Renee Denham shares practical insights on recognising and managing eating disorders in young people through early intervention, family engagement and evidence-based care.

Expert/s: Dr Renee Denham
pexels-yankrukov-7155528
A/Prof Marina Berbic
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Fetal Rhesus screening: What healthcare professionals need to know

This episode explores the evolving landscape of fetal Rhesus screening in pregnancy care, featuring expert insights from A/Prof Marina Berbic and Jessica Clarke. Learn how advances in cell-free DNA testing are reshaping anti-D immunoglobulin use, why updated national guidelines matter, and what healthcare professionals need to know about ordering, timing, and interpreting results.

Expert/s: A/Prof Marina Berbic, Jessica Clarke
Senior,Woman,Driving,A,Car,And,Being,Surprised
Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey
  • 45Up
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Driving and cognitive health: Supporting safe independence in ageing

Professor Kaarin Anstey explores how cognitive and physical changes with ageing affect driving safety - and how GPs can guide patients to stay safe, independent and informed on the road.

Expert/s: Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey
2612091597
Dr Stephanie Daly
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Dementia at the frontline: New tests and treatments – Expert panel

A timely expert discussion on how new dementia diagnostics and therapies are reshaping primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Stephanie Daly, Prof Michael Woodward AM, Dr Chrys Pulle
2264996813
Dr Gabby Mahoney
  • Paediatric Podcast
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Early allergen exposure: Getting it right in practice

In today's episode, Dr Gabby Mahoney shares practical, evidence-based strategies for safe and confident allergen introduction in infants.

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney
shutterstock_1694462752
Dr Jason Lam
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Recognising and managing hypermobility and EDS in general practice

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and hypermobility are more common than you think. Dr Jason Lam and physiotherapist Leanne Scown unpack the key signs to look for, why early recognition matters, and how healthcare professionals can lead coordinated, effective care for these often-overlooked patients

Expert/s: Dr Jason Lam, Leanne Scown
Dysautonomia and POTs in EDS
Dr Marie-Claire Seeley
  • Women’s Health
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

POTS in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Marie Claire Seely discusses how primary care clinicians can better recognise, assess and support patients living with POTS and other forms of dysautonomia.

Expert/s: Dr Marie-Claire Seeley
A,Doctor,Uses,An,Anatomical,Kidney,Model,To,Explain,Renal

SGLT2s and renal protection

Understand CKD screening priorities, risk mitigation strategies, and the role of SGLT-2 inhibitors in preventing progression and complications.

Expert/s: Prof Merlin Thomas
  • Lectures
Human,Heart,Model,Beside,A,Red,Warning,Sign,With,An

CV medications – Practical strategies to improve compliance

Explore the challenges presented by patient adherence in cardiovascular medicine, and the proven strategies effective in improving adherence rates, including the use of easily-accessible digital tools.

Expert/s: Dr Adam Nelson
  • Lectures
Sick,Woman,Suffering,From,Pain,And,Illustration,Of,Unhealthy,Liver

Cardiovascular risk and fatty liver disease

Learn the best practices for screening, assessing, and managing fatty liver disease to reduce liver and cardiovascular risks.

Expert/s: A/Prof William Kemp
  • Lectures
Young,Asian,Woman,With,Brunette,Hair,And,Naked,Shoulders,Touching

Importance of early & effective treatment of mild to moderate acne

Learn evidence-based methods for assessing and managing mild-to-moderate acne, including treatment options and patient-specific decision factors.

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz
  • Lectures
2464946747

Recognising heart block: When conduction disease demands pacing

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya unpacks when pacing is truly needed and how modern technology is transforming cardiac care.

Expert/s: Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
  • Clinical Takeaway
2410900041

Modern approaches to eating disorders in young people

In today’s podcast, Dr Renee Denham shares practical insights on recognising and managing eating disorders in young people through early intervention, family engagement and evidence-based care.

Expert/s: Dr Renee Denham
  • Paediatric Podcast
pexels-yankrukov-7155528

Fetal Rhesus screening: What healthcare professionals need to know

This episode explores the evolving landscape of fetal Rhesus screening in pregnancy care, featuring expert insights from A/Prof Marina Berbic and Jessica Clarke. Learn how advances in cell-free DNA testing are reshaping anti-D immunoglobulin use, why updated national guidelines matter, and what healthcare professionals need to know about ordering, timing, and interpreting results.

Expert/s: A/Prof Marina Berbic, Jessica Clarke
  • Women’s Health
Senior,Woman,Driving,A,Car,And,Being,Surprised

Driving and cognitive health: Supporting safe independence in ageing

Professor Kaarin Anstey explores how cognitive and physical changes with ageing affect driving safety - and how GPs can guide patients to stay safe, independent and informed on the road.

Expert/s: Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey
  • 45Up
2612091597

Dementia at the frontline: New tests and treatments – Expert panel

A timely expert discussion on how new dementia diagnostics and therapies are reshaping primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Stephanie Daly, Prof Michael Woodward AM, Dr Chrys Pulle
  • Clinical Takeaway
2264996813

Early allergen exposure: Getting it right in practice

In today's episode, Dr Gabby Mahoney shares practical, evidence-based strategies for safe and confident allergen introduction in infants.

Expert/s: Dr Gabby Mahoney
  • Paediatric Podcast
shutterstock_1694462752

Recognising and managing hypermobility and EDS in general practice

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and hypermobility are more common than you think. Dr Jason Lam and physiotherapist Leanne Scown unpack the key signs to look for, why early recognition matters, and how healthcare professionals can lead coordinated, effective care for these often-overlooked patients

Expert/s: Dr Jason Lam, Leanne Scown
  • Women’s Health
Dysautonomia and POTs in EDS

POTS in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Marie Claire Seely discusses how primary care clinicians can better recognise, assess and support patients living with POTS and other forms of dysautonomia.

Expert/s: Dr Marie-Claire Seeley
  • Women’s Health

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