The new clinical guidelines for managing obesity are designed to help primary care providers make evidence-based, patient-centred treatment decisions.
In this HealthCert GP Update, Dr Simone Gonzo unpacks the latest updates to the clinical guidelines for obesity management, based on the Australian Obesity Management Algorithm: A Simple Tool for Primary Care — providing a clear, practical overview tailored for busy GPs.
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Below, watch the full expert presentation and Q&A with Dr Simone Gonzo.
This GP Update on obesity provides valuable insights developed by a collaboration of leading organisations, including the Australian Diabetes Society, the Australian & New Zealand Obesity Society, and the Obesity Surgery Society of Australia & New Zealand.
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Dr Simone Gonzo began working in healthcare as a registered nurse in hospitals throughout Queensland in 2003. After making the change to medicine, she graduated with an MBBS from The University of Queensland in 2010 and gained FRACGP in 2015. Dr Gonzo enjoys all aspects of general practice including family health, mental health, chronic disease management, and complex primary care. She also has a special interest in teaching and training GP registrars and medical students. Dr Gonzo is a champion of general practice and promotes the importance of this specialty in the healthcare landscape.