Live webinar 29 October 2026 - Current and future directions in weight management, including oral GLP-1 RAs

EA hours: 1.5
MO hours:
RP hours:
Total hours: 1.5
Overweight man considering healthy food options
Evaluation form

Thank you for attending the live webinar presented by GP Dr Rob Hungerford and A/Prof Sandra Neoh. We hope you found the session informative and that it provided a valuable update to support your clinical knowledge in this area.

Please complete the evaluation form and we will report your CPD and you can download your certificate.

Learning outcomes

By completing this learning activity, participants will be able to:
Describe the transition towards a more personalised approach to weight management based on obesity pathophysiology.
Identify common clinical and practical barriers to initiating and sustaining obesity treatment.
Examine how a broader range of treatment options may support more individualised, shared decision-making with patients.
Explain the emerging evidence and potential future role of oral therapies in obesity management.

Presenters

Dr Rob Hungerford
Dr Rob Hungerford

Dr Hungerford is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and recipient of the Tony Buhagiar Medal (2014). He has completed the Certificate of Excellence in Lipidology through the European Atherosclerosis Society. He serves as a GP supervisor at a large teaching practice in Newcastle, Conjoint Lecturer at the University of Newcastle, and member of the Clinical Council of the Australian Atherosclerosis Society. He is actively engaged in regional and national education, with clinical interests in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, heart failure, and diabetes.

 Associate Professor Sandra Neoh
Associate Professor Sandra Neoh

Associate Professor Neoh graduated equal first in her year level from the University of Melbourne in 2006. She trained in Endocrinology at the Royal Melbourne, Austin and Northern hospitals in Melbourne and at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Perth. She became a fellow of the RACP in 2013 and was then awarded a Gates Cambridge scholarship to study Translational Medicine at Cambridge University, graduating with distinction in 2015.

Associate Professor Neoh is currently a staff endocrinologist at Austin and Northern Health, consulting in diabetes, lipid and general endocrine clinics. She is also a lecturer for medical students at the University of Melbourne and a mentor for doctors-in-training.

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