Respiratory – Shortness of breath & ILD
Speaker Dr Sharan Randhawa (Respiratory Physician) The assessment of shortness of breath & ILD, an introduction to the diagnostic pathways.
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St John of God - Murdoch 100 Murdoch Dr, Murdoch WA 6150, WA, Australia
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MEDtalks webinar – Does insulin still have a place in the management of hyperglycaemia in T2D?
Insulin, our first pharmacotherapeutic agent and King, is almost a centenarian – but is it time for the old King to abdicate? Are GLP1-RAs the rightful heirs to the injectable…
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Supporting Mental Health Treatment in Primary Care
One Size Doesn’t Fit All - Blue Water GrillThe importance of patient functioning Brintellix Rexulti
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Stroke Prevention in Complex Patients
Modern management of skin cancersFree -
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Oral cancer: An update for GPs, practice nurses, and allied health professionals
Oral cancer is the sixth most common cancer and incidence is increasing. General practice plays a pivotal role in timely oral cancer diagnosis, with close to 50% of symptomatic patients…
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Dementia: a multidisciplinary approach to caring for people with changed behaviours
This webinar brings together a multidisciplinary panel who will provide their collective perspectives on how they work together and collaborate with families and people living with dementia. Working and communicating…
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Subiaco Obstetric Series Webinar 3
Advanced_Certificate_Of_Skin_Cancer_Medicine_HeaderSt John of God Subiaco Hospital invites general practitioners, allied health professionals and nurses to attend the final webinar in the obstetrics series on all aspects of maternity care, from…
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GP Education event: Encompassing Endometriosis.
St John of God Mt Lawley Hospital, Conference Centre Thirlmere Road, Mt Lawley, WA, AustraliaFree -
ThinkGP live webinar – Dementia in diverse groups
As in many therapeutic areas, cultural and linguistic diversity has an impact on the recognition, diagnosis and management of dementia -- but the ‘how’, ‘why’ and ‘what to do’ for…
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