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Rural Health Webinar Series - Lower limb fracture management Members login for free access About RACGP online events

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Type: On-demand
Recorded: 2 Mar 2023

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Rural Health Webinar Series - Lower limb fracture management

On-demand recorded 2 Mar 2023

This instalment of the rural health webinar series will focus on common lower limb fractures and how rural and remote GPs can identify, manage and treat these fractures in clinic. It follows on from a previous Rural Health Webinar on fracture management.  

This webinar will be facilitated by Adjunct Associate Professor John Adie (UniSC), FACRRM, FRACGP, FRNZCUC. John is the Australian Convenor for the RNZCUC, has been a rural General Practitioner in the Barossa Valley and led the pilot site that the Qld Health PCFC was written about.

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Learning outcomes

  1. Identify lower limb fractures commonly managed in a general practice setting
  2. Identify resources commonly used for the management of lower limb fractures
  3. Apply appropriate management strategies for common lower limb fractures
  4. Identify opportunities to improve skills in the management of common lower limb fractures

This event is part of Rural Health Webinar Series. Events in this series are:

Facilitator

Dr John Adie

Dr John Adie is an Associate Professor in Urgent Care in the School of Health. He is the RACGP Special Interest Group Chair for ‘Urgent and Emergent Presentations to Primary Care’, the RNZCUC Australian Convenor and on the Australian Government Department of Health Urgent Care Clinics Operational Advisory Group. He has presented his research at local, national, and international conferences and published his research in peer-review journals. John’s clinical work has been as a general practitioner (GP), Rural and Remote GP, and Urgent Care Physician working in General Practices, Urgent Care Clinics, and Emergency Departments in New Zealand and Australia. He currently works clinically on the Sunshine Coast where he is also a medical director.

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