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Renal medicine

A/Prof Ralph Audehm & Prof Genie Pedagogos

Lectures

0.5 EA

The Role of SGLT2 Inhibitors in Preventing Dialysis

A/Professor Ralph Audehm and Professor Genie Pedagogos discusses the evidence for using SGLT2 inhibitors in CKD.

Expert/s: A/Prof Ralph Audehm & Prof Genie Pedagogos

Endocrinology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Resistant “essential” hypertension: Could it be primary aldosteronism?

A/Prof Jun Yang discusses primary aldosteronism (PA) as a common yet under-recognised cause of hypertension, particularly in resistant cases

Expert/s: A/Prof Jun Yang

Gastroenterology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Barrett’s oesophagus: Risk, surveillance and treatment

Dr Matthew Stokes speaks with host Dr Charlotte Hespe about how Barrett’s oesophagus develops, which patients GPs should be thinking about for targeted endoscopy, and what surveillance really looks like in practice.

Expert/s: Dr Matthew Stokes

Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

How to approach the pelvic pain consultation

Dr Emily Ware and host Dr Rebecca South unpack the realities of persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis in everyday Australian general practice

Expert/s: Dr Emily Ware

Dermatology, Endocrinology

Clinical Takeaway

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Health and cosmetic issues related to rapid weight change

Dr David speaks with dermatologist Dr Ritu Gupta about the emerging clinical challenges of rapid weight loss, from muscle loss to skin laxity and hair shedding. Together they unpack what Australian GPs should be watching for and how to guide patients through safer, slower weight loss while supporting their functional health and appearance.

Expert/s: Dr Ritu Gupta

Oncology, Women's health

Women’s Health

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Breast cancer: Red flags for GPs

Dr Terri Foran is joined by Breast Surgeon A/Prof Cindy Mak to discuss how GPs can confidently approach breast symptoms in everyday practice. From tricky breast pain and lactation to younger women and imaging decisions, this episode focuses on practical strategies to support early detection without over‑investigating every lump.

Expert/s: A/Prof Cindy Mak

Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Toilet training troubles in kids: Readiness, refusal and when to refer

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Expert/s: Renee Collins

Oncology

Lectures

0.5 EA

Breast density and cancer risk – What every GP can put into practice tomorrow

Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips explains what breast density means for individual risk.

Expert/s: Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips

Gastroenterology

Lectures

0.5 EA

Abnormal liver function test interpretation

Dr Emily Nash discusses a framework to interpret abnormal LFTS.

Expert/s: Dr Emily Nash

Respiratory and sleep

Lectures

0.5 EA

Recurrent nasal polyps management – When to refer

Prof Richard Harvey gives an overview of our current understanding of the pathophysiology of nasal polyps.

Expert/s: Prof Richard Harvey

Pain medicine

Clinical Takeaway

1 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Shoulder pain cases: Making sense of scans and symptoms

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Expert/s: Dr Sushil Pant

Mental health, Paediatrics

Paediatric Podcast

0.5 EA, 0.5 RP, 1 MO

Beyond the autism diagnosis: Person-centred care in the GP setting

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

The Role of SGLT2 Inhibitors in Preventing Dialysis

A/Professor Ralph Audehm and Professor Genie Pedagogos discusses the evidence for using SGLT2 inhibitors in CKD.

Expert/s: A/Prof Ralph Audehm & Prof Genie Pedagogos

Lectures

Renal medicine

Resistant “essential” hypertension: Could it be primary aldosteronism?

A/Prof Jun Yang discusses primary aldosteronism (PA) as a common yet under-recognised cause of hypertension, particularly in resistant cases

Expert/s: A/Prof Jun Yang

Clinical Takeaway

Endocrinology

Barrett’s oesophagus: Risk, surveillance and treatment

Dr Matthew Stokes speaks with host Dr Charlotte Hespe about how Barrett’s oesophagus develops, which patients GPs should be thinking about for targeted endoscopy, and what surveillance really looks like in practice.

Expert/s: Dr Matthew Stokes

Clinical Takeaway

Gastroenterology

How to approach the pelvic pain consultation

Dr Emily Ware and host Dr Rebecca South unpack the realities of persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis in everyday Australian general practice

Expert/s: Dr Emily Ware

Women’s Health

Women's health

Health and cosmetic issues related to rapid weight change

Dr David speaks with dermatologist Dr Ritu Gupta about the emerging clinical challenges of rapid weight loss, from muscle loss to skin laxity and hair shedding. Together they unpack what Australian GPs should be watching for and how to guide patients through safer, slower weight loss while supporting their functional health and appearance.

Expert/s: Dr Ritu Gupta

Clinical Takeaway

Dermatology, Endocrinology

Breast cancer: Red flags for GPs

Dr Terri Foran is joined by Breast Surgeon A/Prof Cindy Mak to discuss how GPs can confidently approach breast symptoms in everyday practice. From tricky breast pain and lactation to younger women and imaging decisions, this episode focuses on practical strategies to support early detection without over‑investigating every lump.

Expert/s: A/Prof Cindy Mak

Women’s Health

Oncology, Women's health

Toilet training troubles in kids: Readiness, refusal and when to refer

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Expert/s: Renee Collins

Paediatric Podcast

Paediatrics

Breast density and cancer risk – What every GP can put into practice tomorrow

Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips explains what breast density means for individual risk.

Expert/s: Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips

Lectures

Oncology

Abnormal liver function test interpretation

Dr Emily Nash discusses a framework to interpret abnormal LFTS.

Expert/s: Dr Emily Nash

Lectures

Gastroenterology

Recurrent nasal polyps management – When to refer

Prof Richard Harvey gives an overview of our current understanding of the pathophysiology of nasal polyps.

Expert/s: Prof Richard Harvey

Lectures

Respiratory and sleep

Shoulder pain cases: Making sense of scans and symptoms

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Expert/s: Dr Sushil Pant

Clinical Takeaway

Pain medicine

Beyond the autism diagnosis: Person-centred care in the GP setting

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Paediatric Podcast

Mental health, Paediatrics

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A/Professor Ralph Audehm and Professor Genie Pedagogos discusses the evidence for using SGLT2 inhibitors in CKD.

A/Prof Jun Yang discusses primary aldosteronism (PA) as a common yet under-recognised cause of hypertension, particularly in resistant cases

Dr Matthew Stokes speaks with host Dr Charlotte Hespe about how Barrett’s oesophagus develops, which patients GPs should be thinking about for targeted endoscopy, and what surveillance really looks like in practice.

Dr Emily Ware and host Dr Rebecca South unpack the realities of persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis in everyday Australian general practice

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips explains what breast density means for individual risk.

Dr Emily Nash discusses a framework to interpret abnormal LFTS.

Prof Richard Harvey gives an overview of our current understanding of the pathophysiology of nasal polyps.

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

A/Professor Ralph Audehm and Professor Genie Pedagogos discusses the evidence for using SGLT2 inhibitors in CKD.

A/Prof Jun Yang discusses primary aldosteronism (PA) as a common yet under-recognised cause of hypertension, particularly in resistant cases

Dr Matthew Stokes speaks with host Dr Charlotte Hespe about how Barrett’s oesophagus develops, which patients GPs should be thinking about for targeted endoscopy, and what surveillance really looks like in practice.

Dr Emily Ware and host Dr Rebecca South unpack the realities of persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis in everyday Australian general practice

Join GP Rebecca Overton and Behaviour Analyst Renee Collins as they unpack what’s really driving toileting difficulties in children and why the usual “three-day” toilet training advice often isn’t enough.

Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips explains what breast density means for individual risk.

Dr Emily Nash discusses a framework to interpret abnormal LFTS.

Prof Richard Harvey gives an overview of our current understanding of the pathophysiology of nasal polyps.

Dr Sushil Pant and Dr David Lim explore real-world cases of shoulder pain in general practice that will help inform whether you reassure, inject, rehabilitate or refer.

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

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Upcoming Healthed Webcast

Abnormal LFTs – Practical Cases Expert Q&A

Tuesday 28th April, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Prof Simone Strasser

Hepatologist; Royal Prince Alfred Hospital

Join Prof Simone Strasser for the upcoming webcast, where they will discuss with A/Prof Ralph Audehm, by means of a series of primary care case studies, the framework for interpreting abnormal liver function tests.