Speakers
Dr Anthony Marinucci
Chair, RACGP Specific Interests Aged Care
Dr Anthony Marinucci is a generalist aged care practitioner with extensive experience in the aged care sector. He is the admitting local medical officer for multiple residential aged care facilities in Sydney and works closely with both public and private local specialist services to deliver best-practice, evidence based and multi-disciplinary care to patients. He has a special interest in the collaborative care of those people living with dementia.
Dr Karen Spielman
GP, Chair RACGP Psychological Medicine Specific Interest Group
Dr Karen Spielman is a GP and director of a small group private general practice in Sydney, where she has been for nearly 25 years, seeing many people with chronic complex issues. She has also worked in Youth Health, in various roles and settings including headspace, is GP Consultant at InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders, and runs GP Peer Consultation Groups at ASPM.
Dr Spielman holds RACGP Recognition of Extended Skills in Psychological Medicine and is Chair of the RACGP Psychological Medicine Specific Interest Group.
Dr David Fineberg
Co-Deputy Chair, RACGP Specific Interests Energy-Limiting and Post-Infection Conditions
Dr Jenny Huang
Deputy Chair, RACGP Specific Interests Energy-Limiting and Post-Infection Conditions
Dr Jenny Huang is a Geelong-based General Practitioner with a special interest in Long COVID and post-infection conditions. She is Co-Deputy Chair of the RACGP Energy-Limiting Post-Infection Conditions Specific Interest Group and is actively involved in climate and environmental medicine, social prescribing, research and clinician education. Dr Huang brings a patient-centred, sustainability and stewardship lens to off-label prescribing, focusing on whether treatment offers meaningful value, how benefits and burdens are assessed, and when an ineffective or low-value treatment should be stopped
A/Prof Rashmi Sharma OAM
Chair, RACGP Expert Committee – Funding and Health System Reform
Rashmi received her medical degree from London and obtained post-graduate qualifications in obstetrics and gynaecology, general practice and medical education in Australia. Rashmi holds several long-term Ministerial Appointments on various health committees and has a strong interest and extensive experience in advocacy, health policy and medical education. Rashmi was awarded an Order of Australia Medal in 2016 for her services in medicine and professional organisation.