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Type: In-person
16 May, 8:15 AM - 1:00 PM (AWST)

Contact

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Email: WA Events
Call: (08) 9489 9555

Price

RACGP Members: $15
Non-Members: $25

Non-Member registration

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Early Onset Bowel Cancer and Challenging GI Cases

In-person 16 May, 8:15 AM - 1:00 PM (AWST)

Join us for a practical workshop focused on early onset bowel cancer, challenging presentations, and common diagnostic pitfalls in general practice. Through interactive case discussions, you’ll refine your approach to rectal bleeding, reflux, gluten sensitivity, functional disorders and IBD. The workshop will also explore the emerging evidence around the role of the gut microbiome and provide GPs with practical strategies to support and guide their patients.

Presented by Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital's Gastroenterologist Consultant Dr Nabil Saddique; Ele Stojanoska, Director, Dietetic Gut Clinic; and specialist GP Dr Cory Lei.

Proudly supported by Dr Falk Pharma

Learning outcomes

  1. Recognise and appropriately assess rectal bleeding and other gastrointestinal symptoms
  2. Describe the emerging trend of early onset bowel cancer and identify practical steps GPs can take to support earlier detection, while safely managing and reassuring low risk patients in the community
  3. Develop management strategies for patients with persistent gastrointestinal symptoms despite normal investigations
  4. Critically appraise common claims about the gut microbiome and dietary interventions, through an evidence based framework.
Educational
Activities
3.0
hours
Measuring
Outcomes
4.0
hours
Reviewing
Performance
1.0
hours

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