Advance care planning is an essential part of providing patient-centred care in line with a person's goals, beliefs and preferences, especially in later life. This module covers the key aspects of creating an advance care plan, the selection of a substitute decision-maker, and the legal frameworks surrounding advance care plans.
Type 2 diabetes is a serious health issue with around one million diagnosed cases, of which half are also affected from renal impairment. This education module explores the pharmacological and non-pharamacological management of type 2 diabetes and its comorbities, with a focus on management options in patients with renal impairment.
Upon completion of this learning module, participants will be able to:
On 1 August 2018, updated guidelines for prevention, detection and management of heart failure were released by the National Heart Foundation of Australia and Cardiac Society of Australia and New Z
Watch the recording of Part 2 of the ‘Pumped Up’ MEDTalks, live from GPCE Perth 2018 where three expert speakers take the stage to deliver short, high impact and case study based talks focusing on the importance of early intervention in Chronic Heart Failure management.
In this informative three-part podcast series, Dr Tim Crowe will be joined by leading experts in the field of gut health to explore the importance of one of the body’s most under-rated organs – the gut. From looking at what exactly our gut is comprised of, to analysing emerging research around the link between gut health and mood, The Good Gut podcast series reveals why the role of the gut goes far beyond digestion and can have significant implications on overall health and wellbeing.
Watch the recording of Part 1 of the ‘Pumped Up’ MEDTalks, live from GPCE Sydney 2018 where three expert speakers and a heart failure patient take the stage to deliver short, high impact and case study based talks focusing on the importance of early intervention in Chronic Heart Failure management.
