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Prof Baber is a Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at The University of Sydney and Head of the Menopause and Menstrual Disorders clinic at Royal North

Shore Hospital in Sydney. He is a Past President of both The International Menopause Society, and The Australasian Menopause Society. He is also Editor in Chief of Climacteric, the Journal of The International Menopause Society and Associate Editor of The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

You are invited to join colleagues for GP Club. It is informative and collaborative and there are opportunities to learn, mentor and build new relationships.

Our MHT Masterclass is for GP’s wanting a deeper dive into this misunderstood topic. WellFemme Founder Dr Kelly Teagle is joined by Australasian Menopause Society President and GP Dr Karen Magraith, plus WellFemme colleagues Dr Katie Kent, Dr Ruth Spencer and Dr Anna Alderton for this event.

In this webinar you will:

• Briefly recap the principals of MHT prescribing

• Consider the evidence for prescribing MHT in "tricky patients"

• Review case studies demonstrating a practical approach to prescribing for:

-Breast cancer patients

-PMDD

-Older postmenopausal patients

-Patients with medical co-morbidities, and

• Have opportunities to ask questions of the expert panel.

The presentation will be recorded; all registrants will receive a link to the recording in the days following the webinar. Attendees will be eligible to apply for Cat 2 CPD points.

Given the urgency of rising healthcare issues amongst our Indigenous communities, AZK Media is partnering with Wolters Kluwer to run a FREE virtual event to help raise awareness, open up discussions and offer solutions around health equity. It’s a wonderful chance for health professionals and PHN members to interact and ask timely questions to some of Australia and New Zealand’s leading experts in Indigenous Healthcare.

Speakers:

Tuguy Esgin, Head of Clariti Indigenous

Sandy Gillies, Chief Executive Officer at Western Queensland Primary Health Network

Dr Silina Motofaga, Team Leader, Clinical Services Program, Public Health Division, Pacific Community

Nicole Turner, Chair of the Indigenous Allied Health Australia

Doug Benjamin, Primary Care Manager ANZ, Philippines & Vietnam, Clinical Effectiveness at Wolters Kluwer

You’re invited to the launch of the 13th annual Close the Gap Campaign report. The 2022 report, "Transforming Power; Voices for Generational Change" produced by the Lowitja Institute, focusses on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led transformation, highlighting the work of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and communities.

Launch speakers will address themes in the report of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led transformation, gender justice and equity, and allyship.

This presentation will help you identify patients at risk for development of wounds and wound complications; learn how to assess and to treat wound problems once they develop including which wound dressing options to use to manage non-viable tissue, biofilm, exudate and wound-related pain.

Learning objectives:
• Gain insight regarding the need to treat the whole person when formulating care plans for patients
with wounds.
• The importance of wound diagnosis.
• Examine cost-effective and practical treatment strategies for management of wounds.

People who inject drugs represent approximately 90% of newly acquired hepatitis C (HCV) infections. This training aims to provide addiction physicians, general practitioners, nurse practitioners, and other clinicians working in Drug and Alcohol settings in NSW and ACT with the skills and knowledge to diagnose HCV, manage comorbidities and treat HCV.