Healthed Webcast - 3rd February 2026

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Healthed Webcast – 3rd February 2026

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Healthed webcasts are a valuable educational platform, allowing viewers to gain up-to-date clinical knowledge through an easy, time-efficient format. Our free online seminars fill a huge unmet need amongst GPs outside of the major cities for quality, accessible education. Each webcast features four lectures and runs for two hours. While the majority of viewers are GPs, our webcasts are relevant for healthcare professionals including pharmacists and nurses.

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This fortnight’s speakers

Dr Stephanie Daly

The New Dementia Test and How they Fit Into the Assessment and Management of the Patient with Cognitive Concerns

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Dr Gabby Mahoney

Allergen Introduction – Practical Tips for GPs

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Prof Kim Delbaere

Falls Prevention – A Practical, Evidence-Based Update on What Really Works

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Prof Andrew Sindone AM

An Update on Heart Failure in Primary Care

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Topics to be covered

The New Dementia Test and How they Fit Into the Assessment and Management of the Patient with Cognitive Concerns
Dr Stephanie Daly

Diagnosis and management of Alzheimer's disease have changed dramatically here in Australia with blood-based biomarkers and newly approved disease-modifying medications. Hear Dr. Stephanie Daly discuss these developments and their practical implications for clinicians assessing and managing older patients with cognitive concerns. This talk aims to increase confidence in evaluating cognitive change, ordering and interpreting blood biomarker tests to assist in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease, and knowing appropriate referral pathways and therapeutic options. Dr Daly will provide a timely update in the rapidly evolving landscape of Alzheimer's care, optimising outcomes and improving quality of life for older patients.

Allergen Introduction – Practical Tips for GPs
Dr Gabby Mahoney

Early allergen introduction in children, even at-risk children, is important to prevent food allergy. So says paediatric allergist, Dr Gabby Mahoney who, in this talk will provide an outline of the who, what, when and how common food allergens can and should be introduced to infants safely, reducing the risk of developing ongoing IgE mediated food allergies. She will also address some of the challenges associated with allergen introduction such as distinguishing between contact reactions and true food allergies, the role of skin prick testing and even the new commercially available allergen introduction kits.

Falls Prevention – A Practical, Evidence-Based Update on What Really Works
Prof Kim Delbaere

Falls are a leading cause of injury, hospitalisation and loss of independence in older adults, yet preventable. This session translates current national and international falls prevention guidelines into practical actions for general practice. GPs will learn how to identify fall risk, which interventions are supported by strong evidence, and what does not reduce falls. The focus is on exercise, home modification, medication review and referral pathways, helping GPs move beyond generic advice and deliver targeted, evidence-based falls prevention in routine clinical practice.

An Update on Heart Failure in Primary Care
Prof Andrew Sindone AM

Heart failure is a common condition and one which GPs are, increasingly, expected to manage in the primary care setting. In this talk, Professor Andrew Sindone will provide an update on heart failure diagnosis and assessment as recommended in general practice. In addition, Professor Sindone will outline the most appropriate pharmacotherapeutic and non-pharmacotherapeutic management of this condition including which drugs should be prescribed when, how these patients should be monitored and importantly which patients should be referred on.

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Is this webcast right for me?

Healthed webcasts are highly beneficial for general practioners (GPs) however are also suitable for all healthcare professionals. We have had very positive feedback from nurses and pharmacists, so we invite you to attend a webcast and see for yourself!

How do I watch the webcast?

Instructions on how to log in to the webcast will be emailed to registered delegates in the weeks before the event. You can watch on your desktop computer, tablet, or phone – either directly on the Healthed website or via the Healthed app.

How many hours of CPD do I get?

By registering, attending and completing the post-webcast additional activities you’ll receive 4 hours of continuing professional professional development (CPD).

How do I claim my CPD?

Provided you complete the webcast quiz, patient case review and micro audit, Healthed will manage the upload of CPD for GPs and healthcare professionals registered with the following:

RACGP
ACRRM

For other healthcare professionals including nurses and pharmacists, you may be able to self-claim your CPD.

All participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.

Can I watch on my phone?

Registrants can stream the webcast on a computer, tablet or phone. Instructions on how to log in to the webcast will be emailed to registered delegates in the weeks before the event.

Do I get a certificate of attendance?

Yes. Once your attendance has been verified by our education team you’ll receive a certificate of attendance for your records.

Nurses, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals can use this certificate to self-claim their CPD. For GPs, provided you complete the webcast quiz, patient case review and micro audit, Healthed will manage the upload of CPD.

Are Healthed webcasts completely free? Yes they are!

Healthed webcasts are a free resource for all healthcare professionals.

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