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This webinar will explore practical examples what quality improvement (QI) is and its relevance to general practice research. This webinar will consider the ethical requirements of research and outline some triggers for seeking an ethical review of your QI or evaluation activity. It will also introduce the SQUIRE guidelines that assist likelihood of attracting publication of your research
Recorded: 16/09/2021
General practice research
This webinar will provide important information and updates on how GPs can recognise implant related complications and understand the need for ongoing surveillance. Specialists will also discuss breast screening and diagnosis of breast cancer.
Recorded: 7/09/2021
Oncology and palliative careWomens health
This webinar covers managing chest pain in general practice, including referral pathways, developing management plans for patients and more.
Recorded: 2/09/2021
Adult healthCardiology
Hear an update on the Australian Government COVID-19 vaccine rollout. This will include up to date information on the safety profile of COVID-19 vaccines available in Australia which may assist GPs in their conversations with vaccine reluctant patients.
Recorded: 1/09/2021
COVID-19
Well known media commentator and respected GP Dr Sally Cockburn will be deep diving into various GP-relevant clinical topics with guest panellists to address “stuff they didn’t teach you in medical school”. Hosted by RACGP Victoria Faculty and Dr Sally Cockburn, these will be interactive panel discussions and promise to be entertaining and educational events!
Adult health
Good health is powerful! Join us for the finale in our Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week partnership series as we look below the waistline of women’s health. Our presenters will explore the role of pelvic floor physio, continence and overactive bladders and it’s effect on women’s health.
Recorded: 31/08/2021
Womens health
In this webinar, Professor Allan Glanville will discuss the important role primary care providers play in the care of patients requiring lung transplantation both prior and after the surgery. Dr Saghaie will discuss how to approach pleural effusions, including risk stratification, differential diagnosis and appropriate pathways of investigation.
Recorded: 25/08/2021
Having coached hundreds of healthcare practitioners, Michelle Tayler understands that marketing can be quite overwhelming particularly when you have so many things to juggle. However, marketing is essential for attracting new patients and retaining existing ones, and when there are so many choices and plenty of competition, if you aren’t actively communicating with your patients you’ll be left behind. In this webinar, you’ll learn: - what’s working now when it comes to marketing you and your practice - the importance of relationship marketing - how to establish yourself as a healthcare leader within your local community
Recorded: 19/08/2021
This webinar will cover key aspects in the diagnosis of heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, and current medical management. The diagnosis, prognostic importance and treatment of mitral regurgitation (MR) in heart failure will be discussed, with relevant illustrative cases.
Recorded: 18/08/2021
General practitioners play a key role in assisting patients planning a pregnancy to navigate the genetic screening options available. In this webinar, Monash IVF specialists will discuss current options for genetic carrier screening and non-invasive prenatal testing, including when to use which test and how to interpret the results.
Pregnancy careSexual and reproductive healthWomens health
Good health is powerful! Join us for webinar two in our Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week partnership series as we look at the role of natural therapies in women’s health. Our presenters will look at evidence-based natural therapies, their safety and effectiveness in supporting women’s health.
Recorded: 17/08/2021
Are you a RACGP Fellow, with some leadership experience and looking to develop further as a leader? Come join us for a 30 minute presentation looking at the different domains, application process and how the program can drive change within Australian general practice.
Recorded: 16/08/2021
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