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simGP is an innovative digital simulation program and the new way to do case studies designed specifically for GPs. It presents a real-world patient scenario, with presenting symptoms similar to general practice. The challenge is to use a consultative diagnostic approach and engage with your peers to investigate and uncover the underlying condition and discuss…
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This education event will provide information to assist general practitioners and other primary health providers to support parents and family members who are concerned about a young person's alcohol and other drug use.
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This is a morning session from 7.00 am - 8.00am. Plus an optional 30 minute interactive role play session with mannequins from 8.00am - 8.30am. Presenters: Prof Steve Dunjey - Professor of Emergency Medicine at St John of God Murdoch Hospital Dr Julie Dockerty - Emergency Physician and Co-Director of Emergency Medical Training at St…
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A masterclass for psychiatrists and GPs with a special interest in psychiatry. This event, the 4th Annual Psychiatry Masterclass features prominent international and national guest speakers.
$150.00
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RACGP WA invites you and your female medical colleagues to celebrate International Women’s Day, to connect with peers and hear from an insightful guest speaker, Katie McDonald from Boutique Advisors. This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is #Balanceforbetter, a call-to-action for driving gender balance across the world. While slightly more that 50% of RACGP…
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Topics: • Developmental delay and when to refer? • Nutrition from 0 – 12 months • Otoplasty and skin lesions • Causes and management of day and/or night time urinary incontinence Speakers • Dr Stephanie Greef • Dr Jean Du Plesis • Dr Jeremy Rawlings • Dr Andrew Barker
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Shining the light on flexible person-centred management to suit changing priorities as T2D progresses.Join us for an interactive case-study-based meeting to examine key primary care decision steps in a person’s experience living with type 2 diabetes. Explore the important conversations and the rationale behind treatment selection in response to changing needs over time.There will be…
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Fertility is an emotive and important topic for patients. Issues of IVF and assisted reproduction, recurrent miscarriages and the impact of obesity and bariatric surgery are discussed, to provide GPs with the most up to date information and education on fertility. Presenters Dr Shipra Gaur, Gynaecologist, Dr Philip Rowlands, Obstetrician and Dr Ruth Blackham, General…
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MEDICAL CANNABIS FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS 3.0 Medical Cannabis was legalised in Australia in November 2016. The global legal cannabis market is expected to grow to over US$20 billion by 2020. There is good clinically-trialed evidence that it may be of benefit in Chronic Pain, MS, Nausea in Cancer related Chemotherapy and Drug Resistant Epilepsy. The…
$50.00
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Join the team at RACGP WA and St John of God Mt Lawley Hospital for this one-day active learning module (ALM), aiming to develop and enhance the skills and knowledge of GPs in managing common presentations specific to their elderly patients. Presentations This interactive day of education will focus on the journey of Mr Potter:… A collaborative event between Perth Metro Hospital’s Paediatric Departments and HealthPathways WA. Education sessions include: Otitis Media Type 2 Diabetes in Children Panel Discussion – Transition and Shared Care for Chronic Conditions Childhood Obesity Paediatric Orthopaedics – Child with a Limp This activity has 40 Category 1 QI&CPD points with RACGP and 30 PRDP points…
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St John of God Subiaco Hospital and Western Cardiology invites GPs to our Annual Updates in GP Cardiology event. Our leading cardiologists will be presenting updates about the latest treatment techniques, surgery options and ongoing management for your patients.
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The event aims to engage GPs on a range of haemodynamic conditions that are commonly encountered in general practice and may progress to emergency room presentations. The evaluation of risk for these conditions as well the up-to-date evidence based approaches to diagnosis and management that can be used in the primary care setting will be…
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Treatment Resistant Depression Workshop
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As rates of hepatitis B increase over the next 10 years there is a need for primary care practitioners to diagnose, treat and monitor their patients within the primary care setting.This interactive workshop involves online learning modules, in-depth presentations, case discussions, and facilitated group work giving attendees an opportunity to discuss practical strategies with peers…
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This multi-disciplinary conference is on non-fatal (lethal) strangulation (NFS) in the context of intimate partner violence. This is RACGP accredited training and GP attendees are entitled to 28 Category 2 QI&CPD points. The intensive training is truly world-class and delivered from two individuals who are at the top of their field. The speakers are Gael…
$300.00
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Topics will include: • Sacro-iliac joint fusion surgery • Minimally invasive spine surgery advances • Spinal motion preservation surgery • Assessment of cervical spine in six minutes Speakers • Prof Soni Narula • Mr Andrew Miles • Mr Paul Taylor • Mr Mike Kern For all our events, please visit: https://sjog.org.au/gphub
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This workshop teaches participants how to effectively manage obstetric cases and emergencies and how to make appropriate decisions. Eligibility: GP obstetricians, medical practitioners and midwives. Priority is given to those working in the local region.
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