This education covers the diagnosis on CMPA in infants, and outlines the available management methods.
Associate Professor Neale Cohen outlines issues that may arise in managing diabetes in patients, with a focus on complex cases such as multiple comorbidities and adherence to a comprehensive management plan involving pharmacological and lifestyle measures.
Diabetes management for patients with renal impairment
Associate Professor Neale Cohen explores the appropriate management of diabetes in patients with renal impairment, providing advice on what can safely be prescribed and whether there are issues with certain medications.
Don't miss a beat: Identification and management of heart failure
Cardiologist Dr Leighton Kearney looks at the current state of heart failure management in Australia, and what GPs should know when treating heart failure patients.
Tailoring the Use of Topical Therapy for Solar Keratoses to Patient Needs
Cryotherapy and topical therapies are the main treatment approaches for solar keratosis. Dr Ryan De Cruz discusses when they should be used, and the types of topical therapies available.
Best Practice Principles in Managing Solar Keratoses: Is Cryotherapy Enough?
Solar keratosis affects a significant part of the Australian population, so how can GPs effectively manage it? Dr Ryan De Cruz explores the diagnosis and treatment methods for solar keratosis.
Helping our patients get healthy
They affect around half of all Australians and are the leading cause of ill health and death in this country, but many chronic diseases share common lifestyle risk factors that are largely preventable. This learning activity is about how you can help your patients by facilitating their access to the free Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service, with an overview of eligibility, the referral process and follow-ups.
Seeing Red: What to do with red eye
Optometrist Dr Roman Serebrianik explores the diagnosis and management of red eye, with specific advice on treatment and referrals to optometrists.
Taking action on bowel cancer
Associate Professor Graham Newstead discussed the current state of bowel cancer screening in Australia, and how outcomes have room for improvement.