Meet your professional learning needs
Improve knowledge, skills and confidence in choosing the right therapy for adults with T2D, including established CVD and/or CKD.
Changing the medical approach to End of Life care through good communication, by fostering a cultural change.
Gain Advanced Life Support (ALS) certification online, including the clinical assessment via a virtual platform.
An opportunity of suicide prevention sector to come together, share key learnings, network and help to move the sector forward; to achieve its goal of reducing the rate of suicide in Australia.
The AMA’s Guidelines have been written to assist doctors to fulfil their ethical and professional obligations towards patients in terms of upholding professional boundaries and carrying out patient examinations.
CHARM 2019 will explore how interdisciplinary research can contribute to informed decision making for global health whilst networking with like-minded colleagues, generating momentum for change.
Learn about the college application process, training requirements and realistic employment prospects over brunch.
In this podcast, Professor Bruce Campbell outlines the current state of evidence and practice in Australia and talks about the advances made in stroke medicine in the past decade and breakthroughs that may be on the horizon.
This module provides information about what’s needed for application processes in each Australian state and territory. It includes insightful advice to consider during the early stage of your career.
The AMA Guidelines on Doctors’ Relationships with Industry 2018 serves to assist you to appropriately identify and manage your working arrangements with industry.
Financial literacy is critical to having a comprehensive view of business and this session will give participants the opportunity to expand their knowledge to effectively communicate with financial executives.
Participants will learn, and then know how, to structure decision situations, balance risk with return, and deal with complexities in organisational decision making, such as sources of uncertainty and multiple conflicting dimensions of value.
Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide. Approximately 300,000 Australians have glaucoma.
The National Women's Health Conference 2019 (a PVOGS event) is a focal point for medical students, junior doctors, SRMOs, unaccredited registrars and GPs with an interest in women's health.
Strategies to treat and manage patients with work-related injuries and improve their return to work outcomes.
Original research articles, authoritative reviews and societal guidelines published in peer-reviewed journals indexed in the PubMed database from 1970 to February 2016.
Review includes individual journals not accessible via PubMed, and a PubMed search for original and review articles published between 1940 and October 2017.
Narrative review is based on a PubMed review of original and review articles from 1999 to 2017, as well as specialist society publications and relevant guidelines.
The current state of evidence to guide screening and management of developmental dysplasia of the hip.
Review describing the new International League Against Epilepsy classification of seizure types and epilepsies, updated to reflect the major advances in the understanding of the biology of seizure disorders.
An evidence-based overview of the use of Transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) in clinical practice.
A summary of the evidence with respect to the treatment of menopause in cancer survivors.
An overview of the most recent scientific and organisational literature to inform readers about the current state of knowledge on climate change and its relationship to human health.
