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A/Prof Lucette Cysique
  • Going Viral
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

COVID and the Brain

Olfactory disturbances with COVID19 is evidence of brain involvement- consider a neuropsychological assessment for patients complaining of fatigue, poor attention span, slower processing speed.

Expert/s: A/Prof Lucette Cysique, Dr Clare Ramsden
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Prof Nigel Crawford
  • Going Viral
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

COVID Update – ATAGI, Fourth booster, Novavax, Post-COVID heart risk

A clinical overview of Novavax, is a fourth booster imminent for Australia? Post-COVID cardiovascular risk.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford
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Prof John Dixon
  • Lectures

Bariatric surgery update – Which option for which patient?

Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Expert/s: Prof John Dixon
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Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures

Recognising and managing DOAC complications

Insight and understanding into how to identify and assess complications of DOACs, and, importantly, how adverse effects of DOACs can be best managed.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
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Prof Tony Cunningham AO
  • Lectures

Update on shingles vaccination – Lecture

Prof Tony Cunningham AO outlines all the latest evidence and information in relation to shingles

Expert/s: Prof Tony Cunningham AO
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Prof Christine Jenkins
  • Going Viral
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

COPD, COVID and other jabs

COVID is not the only preventable infectious disease - influenza, pertussis, and pneumonia are also very important

Expert/s: Prof Christine Jenkins
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Lindsay Thitchener
  • Going Viral
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Why Africa may never be fully vaccinated – Stories from the frontline

Vaccine inequity is not the main reason the Congo is not immunised against COVID-19

Expert/s: Lindsay Thitchener
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Dr Renee Testa
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Easy to miss red flags for ADHD and other neurodevelopment disorders

The diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental disorder is just the beginning of management

Expert/s: Dr Renee Testa, Dr Sarah Seth
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Prof Nancy Baxter
  • Going Viral
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Omicron – what’s new?

Boosters and other recent developments

Expert/s: Prof Nancy Baxter
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Dr Prachi Brahmbhatt
  • Lectures

The art and science of antipsychotic prescribing – Lecture CPD 1 point

The rates of remission and recovery after a single schizophrenic episode are good (~80%), but the rates decline with each subsequent episode.

Expert/s: Dr Prachi Brahmbhatt
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Prof John Boyages AM
  • Lectures

COVID, cancer patients and vaccination – Lecture

Being aware of the COVID-related issues among cancer patients allows health professionals to actively address concerns and barriers

Expert/s: Prof John Boyages AM
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Prof John Olynyk
  • Clinical Takeaway
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Haemochromatosis – Diagnosis and management

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

Expert/s: Prof John Olynyk
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COVID and the Brain

Olfactory disturbances with COVID19 is evidence of brain involvement- consider a neuropsychological assessment for patients complaining of fatigue, poor attention span, slower processing speed.

Expert/s: A/Prof Lucette Cysique, Dr Clare Ramsden
  • Going Viral
pexels-anna-shvets-3987149

COVID Update – ATAGI, Fourth booster, Novavax, Post-COVID heart risk

A clinical overview of Novavax, is a fourth booster imminent for Australia? Post-COVID cardiovascular risk.

Expert/s: Prof Nigel Crawford
  • Going Viral
shutterstock_1640257381

Bariatric surgery update – Which option for which patient?

Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Expert/s: Prof John Dixon
  • Lectures
pexels-suzy-hazelwood-3652097

Recognising and managing DOAC complications

Insight and understanding into how to identify and assess complications of DOACs, and, importantly, how adverse effects of DOACs can be best managed.

Expert/s: Prof Andrew Sindone AM
  • Lectures
ed-us-K0DMl4NmOPo-unsplash

Update on shingles vaccination – Lecture

Prof Tony Cunningham AO outlines all the latest evidence and information in relation to shingles

Expert/s: Prof Tony Cunningham AO
  • Lectures
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COPD, COVID and other jabs

COVID is not the only preventable infectious disease - influenza, pertussis, and pneumonia are also very important

Expert/s: Prof Christine Jenkins
  • Going Viral
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Why Africa may never be fully vaccinated – Stories from the frontline

Vaccine inequity is not the main reason the Congo is not immunised against COVID-19

Expert/s: Lindsay Thitchener
  • Going Viral
yulia_dubyna-6C_XfszlnWw-unsplash

Easy to miss red flags for ADHD and other neurodevelopment disorders

The diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental disorder is just the beginning of management

Expert/s: Dr Renee Testa, Dr Sarah Seth
  • Clinical Takeaway
virus-4937553_640

Omicron – what’s new?

Boosters and other recent developments

Expert/s: Prof Nancy Baxter
  • Going Viral
couple-6976409_640

The art and science of antipsychotic prescribing – Lecture CPD 1 point

The rates of remission and recovery after a single schizophrenic episode are good (~80%), but the rates decline with each subsequent episode.

Expert/s: Dr Prachi Brahmbhatt
  • Lectures
national-cancer-institute-BxXgTQEw1M4-unsplash

COVID, cancer patients and vaccination – Lecture

Being aware of the COVID-related issues among cancer patients allows health professionals to actively address concerns and barriers

Expert/s: Prof John Boyages AM
  • Lectures
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Haemochromatosis – Diagnosis and management

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

Expert/s: Prof John Olynyk
  • Clinical Takeaway

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