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The New Asthma Management Guidelines – What Do I Do Differently?
View profileMajor changes in guidelines this year enable flexibility but it is essential that asthma control is carefully assessed, inhaler technique is checked and patients are given a written action plan. Christine will explain the new approaches for mild asthma, assessing asthma control and identifying who should be considered for referral and biologic therapy.
There are now more than 100 cannabis related-products available in Australia, many of which are difficult to differentiate and have widely varying levels of quality and effectiveness. Ben will explain how to navigate this confusing space, providing advice on how to assess cannabis products, how to help their patients access them and the practical considerations for those who are using them.
In the context of COVID-19, the significance and importance of assessing patients who present with influenza-like illness has become even more important in primary care. Andrew will provide a framework and practical advice on how to assess patients with these clinical features.
Elective egg freezing is an increasingly common request. The woman's age is the most important factor in determining whether or not this will be a successful strategy. Michele will describe the role of AMH testing and other tests. She will describe the process women undergo to freeze eggs as well as explain the costs and risks of elective egg freezing.
This presentation provides GPs with the practical information they need to discuss vaping with their patients. How does vaping work? Can vaping help smokers quit and who should use it? Is vaping safe? How do you counsel smokers about vaping, write a nicotine prescription and where can you purchase vaping supplies?
These are activities that expand general practice knowledge, skills and attitudes, related to your scope of practice.
These are activities that require reflection on feedback about your work.
These are activities that require reflection on feedback about your work.
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