Advanced Certificate of Geriatric Medicine
Gain the advanced knowledge required to provide comprehensive medical care for your patients aged 65+, and help enhance their quality of ...
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Primary Certificate of Geriatric Cancers and Palliative Care
This short Certificate Course empowers GPs to deliver compassionate, evidence-based cancer and palliative care for elderly patients. Gain ...
View certificate pathway →Professional Diploma of Geriatric Medicine
Enhance your clinical aptitude in managing common conditions seen in patients aged 65+. GPs are well-positioned to focus on the prevention ...
View certificate pathway →Professional Certificate of Geriatric Medicine
GPs are often ideally placed to focus on prevention and early-stage identification of chronic health problems in older patients — a common ...
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Nutrition in the Elderly
The course is divided into six units, each focusing on key aspects of elderly nutrition: Unit 1: Introduction This unit provides an ...
View short course →Falls in the Elderly
This Falls in the Elderly course provides healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to address one of the leading causes of ...
View short course →Aged care services and residential aged care
The course is divided into four comprehensive units: Unit 1: Caring for the Elderly – Introduction This unit introduces the challenges of ...
View short course →Palliative Care - Advanced
This advanced palliative care course provides in-depth insights and practical knowledge to equip healthcare professionals with the tools to ...
View short course →Polypharmacy and how to manage it
Unit 1: What is Polypharmacy? This unit introduces the concept of polypharmacy, emphasising its prevalence and risks, particularly in ...
View short course →Varicose veins, venous leg ulcers and DVT
This course is divided into five detailed units, each covering essential aspects of chronic venous disease, venous leg ulcers, and deep ...
View short course →Palliative care – the essentials
This course is divided into five key units: Unit 1: The Palliative Approach This unit introduces the core principles of palliative care, ...
View short course →Macular Degeneration , Cataracts and other causes of visual impairment
This course, tailored for healthcare professionals, offers an in-depth exploration of four prevalent causes of visual impairment in older ...
View short course →Parkinsons Disease
This course provides a structured, detailed exploration of Parkinson's Disease, divided into five engaging units: Unit 1: Introduction, ...
View short course →Common Cancers in the Elderly
The "Common Cancers in the Elderly" course provides an in-depth examination of cancer management tailored to the needs of aging patients. ...
View short course →Dementia - Stages and Management
The "Dementia – Stages and Management" course is a detailed guide designed for healthcare professionals working with patients affected by ...
View short course →Driving and the Elderly
This course provides a detailed exploration of the multifaceted topic of elderly driving, presented across five in-depth units: Unit 1: An ...
View short course →Peripheral arterial disease in men
"Peripheral Arterial Disease in Men" provides an in-depth exploration of PAD, focusing on its prevalence, risk factors, clinical features, ...
View short course →Stroke and Transient Ischaemic attacks (TIAs)
The course on "Strokes and Transient Ischaemic Attacks (TIAs)" provides a deep dive into the key elements of stroke prevention, diagnosis, ...
View short course →Diagnosing Dementia
The "Diagnosing Dementia" course is divided into six structured units, each designed to enhance the practitioner's ability to recognize and ...
View short course →Managing chronic, non-cancer pain
The "Managing Chronic, Non-Cancer Pain" course is divided into five units, offering an evidence-based and multidisciplinary approach to ...
View short course →Depression in the Elderly
This comprehensive course covers the complexities of diagnosing and treating depression in the elderly, with six detailed units that ...
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Articles, webinars, case discussions, and podcasts to support your ongoing learning.
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How would you manage this changing pigmented lesion?
Case discussion: A changing pigmented lesion on the forearm of a female patient in her 60s. What would you to next?
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Biopsy strategies for suspicious skin lesions
How to choose the right biopsy strategy for suspicious skin lesions: Dr Jonny Levy explores key considerations for diagnosis and management.
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Brain fog, hormones & the changing conversation around women’s health
Focused Practice Conversations podcast | Matt Woollard & Caroline Gurvich explore brain fog & how hormonal transitions affect cognition in wom…
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How would you manage this lesion on the lower back?
Case discussion: A 40-year-old female with multiple pigmented naevi presents with this lesion on her lower back. What would you do next?
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Dermatology case discussion: Contact dermatitis on a 42-year-old man
What is your management plan for this man presenting with a long history of dry, cracked and itchy skin on his hands? | General dermatology case discu…
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Where might plant-based therapies have a role in general practice?
Dr Joe Kosterich answers GP questions about where plant-based therapies might fit into the management of conditions and symptoms seen in general pract…
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Reconstructive skin cancer surgery: Pearls from a specialist
Reconstructive skin cancer surgery: Specialist Dr Nathan Schaefer shares pearls for reconstructing complex areas and avoiding common pitfalls.
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What GPs need to know about the new melanoma mRNA vaccine
Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker explains the new mRNA vaccine for advanced melanoma and what GPs need to know.
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