Professional Certificate of Skin Cancer Medicine
Skin cancer is one of the most common dermatological conditions seen in general practice – and it is not overly complex to manage if you ...
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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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Gain valuable experience in rarely covered areas of skin cancer medicine including diathermy, curettage and cautery, and suturing ...
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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 ...
View certificate pathway →Professional Diploma of Skin Cancer Medicine
Round out your knowledge and learn how to manage rare and aggressive skin cancers and treat immune-suppressed patients. Who it is for and ...
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The program covers surgical procedures for the nose and the lower limb, reconstruction of alar and sidewall nasal defects, reconstruction ...
View certificate pathway →Professional Certificate of Melanography
…skin lesions through to best practice approaches for skin cancer screening and reaching a confident diagnosis.…
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…suspicious skin lesions, including difficult, rare, and aggressive skin cancers…
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Articles, webinars, case discussions, and podcasts to support your ongoing learning.
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How would you manage this lesion on the thigh?
Case discussion: A 28-year-old woman presents with a lesion on her thigh which appeared suddenly one year ago. What would you do next?
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Skin checks, total body photography and the role of AI
Prof Luc Thomas shares his insights on where skin checks, total body photography and AI may fit into the future of skin cancer detection.
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How would you manage these three lesions on the mid-back?
Case discussion: A 49-year-old male with a family history of melanoma presents with three lesions together on his mid-back. Which would you remove and…
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What is Medicare? Understanding the basics.
Medicare Explained podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker and Matt Woollard go back to basics to look at what Medicare actually is and how it operates.
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Navigating perimenopause in general practice
Dr Simone Gonzo shares a case-based discussion of how to recognise, investigate, and individualise perimenopause care in general practice.
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Beyond ‘normal’: Women’s health symptoms GPs should explore further
Focused Practice Conversations podcast | Matt Woollard and Dr Sneha Wadhwani explore the women’s health presentations often overlooked in general prac…
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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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