ENT update on the pitfalls and misconceptions in modern day rhinology and hearing loss in primary care
On-demand recorded 13 Sep 2023
Join us for an interactive educational webinar where ENT specialists will aim to address the pitfalls and misconceptions that prevail in medical practice to enable a better understanding of the pathophysiology of nasal discharge, sinus disease and significant pathologies presenting with nasal symptomatology. You will gain a better understanding on how to approach hearing loss, understand the basics of hearing testing, identify indications for ENT referral, and obtain introductory knowledge on hearing devices, hearing aids and implants.
Learning outcomes
- Interpret clinically significant pathologies on CT imaging.
- Identify alternate causes of common rhinological pathologies to allow for improved management.
- Identify the indications for referral of rhinological patients to both radiology and ENT specialists.
- Conduct clinical assessment of patients with hearing loss.
- Interpret hearing test results.
Facilitator
Dr Tim Senior
MBBS, FRACGP
Dr Tim Senior is a GP at the Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation in South West Sydney. He is Medical Advisor to the RACGP in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and is a clinical senior lecturer in general practice and Indigenous Health at the University of Western Sydney.
Speakers
Dr Jennifer Lee
Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon
Dr Jennifer Lee is an ENT surgeon with interests in otology/neurotology and paediatric otolaryngology. She completed a research fellowship and Master of Surgery through Kolling Deafness Research Centre, and postgraduate clinical fellowships in otology and hearing implantation in Cambridge UK, and neurotology and skull base surgery in Toronto Canada.
Associate Professor Raewyn Campbell
Otorhinolaryngologist
Associate Professor Raewyn Campbell is an otorhinolaryngologist with a special interest in rhinology and skull base surgery. Raewyn completed three international fellowships in Rhinology and Skull Base surgery in Auckland, New Zealand and Philadelphia and Columbus, USA. She is actively involved in teaching medical students and otorhinolaryngology/ENT trainees and teaches at rhinology and skull base courses locally and internationally. Raewyn has also trained surgeons internationally and is actively involved in ongoing rhinology and skull base research. She is on the editorial boards for the Australian Journal of Otolaryngology and Rhinology (Frontiers in Allergy special edition) and is a reviewer for multiple academic journals. Raewyn has an active interest in both paediatric and adult otorhinolaryngology.