Professional Certificate of Skin Cancer Surgery
Surgery is still considered the most effective and definitive skin cancer treatment. This certificate course will allow you to manage more ...
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Advanced Certificate of Skin Cancer Surgery
From $2695 · 70.5 hours · Online or with workshop
Learn a variety of flaps, grafts, and wedges for closure of defects on the head, neck, face, and upper and lower limbs. Who it is for and ...
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From $2695 · 83 hours · Online or with workshop
The program covers surgical procedures for the nose and the lower limb, reconstruction of alar and sidewall nasal defects, reconstruction ...
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Understanding Medicare billing for keratinocyte cancers
Medicare Explained podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker and Matt Woollard explore the Medicare requirements for excising keratinocyte skin cancers.
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Fibre: Why it's great it's back in focus
Health benefits of dietary fibre, the risks of inadequate intake, and how GPs can tailor fibre recommendations to support patients with chronic condit…
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How would you manage this firm lesion on the hand?
Case discussion: An elevated, firm, and growing lesion on the hand of a 48-year-old male patient. What's next?
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New prostate testing recommendations: HealthCert GP Update, 2026
Your shortcut to the latest clinical guidelines. This HealthCert GP Update guides you through the updated prostate testing recommendations in men's he…
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Sexual health: From difficult conversations to confident care
Focused Practice Conversations podcast | Matt Woollard and Dr Armin Ariana discuss sexual health education and navigating sensitive patient conversati…
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Falls in the elderly: Prevention, risk assessment and management
How GPs can identify patients at risk of falls, implement effective prevention strategies, and assess and manage older adults following a fall.
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How would you manage this scaly patch on the shin?
Case discussion: A 56-year-old male with a history of NMSC presents with a scaly patch on his shin which is getting larger. What would you do next?
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How to manage perimenopause in women's health
GP's role in recognising symptoms of perimenopause, excluding alternative diagnoses, providing evidence-based treatment, and supporting long-term heal…
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