Earn CPD hours for all three activity types (EA, MO & RP) with this national GP webinar series exclusively co-designed by the RACGP and Healthscope, available free on Praxhub.
Wednesday 15 May 2024 7:30-9pm AEST. See timezones
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Due to the overwhelming response received from Australian GPs for the 2023 Everyday Scope of Health series, the RACGP and Healthscope have partnered again in 2024 to bring you a brand-new four-part hybrid CPD series that reflects the common patient presentations you see every day.
Presented by Healthscope specialists and doctors, each activity is specifically designed for the Australian GP, case-study based and includes optional Measuring Outcomes (MO) and Reviewing Performance (RP) components.
Register once to access to all four webinars. The series webinar recordings will become available to watch free and on-demand afterwards.
A full range of EA, RP & MO approved activities, where the CPD hours are uploaded for you by Healthscope or RACGP - learn more
* Responses from post-webinar surveys, 2023 Everyday Scope of Health webinar series
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MO & RP CPD:
Dr Catherine O'Neill
General Practitioner, National GP Facilitator Healthscope
Wednesday 15 May 2024 7:30-9pm AEST - See timezones
Description: GPs elevate your expertise in musculoskeletal care by joining this upcoming webinar presented by two leading Healthscope orthopaedic surgeons. Dr Julian Yu, a knee and hip specialist driven by modern technology, will present on knee injuries, management options and common complications after knee surgery. Whilst Dr Matthew Sherlock, with an interest in sports injuries and joint replacements of the upper limb, will present on rotator cuff and biceps issues.
With 150+ different musculoskeletal conditions involving bones, ligaments, connective tissue and joints, GPs need to facilitate a patient-centred, whole-person care, chronic-disease approach.
Interdisciplinary teamwork also plays an important role in managing acute and chronic presentations involving these presentations.
Musculoskeletal symptoms affect all age groups and can result from hereditary, congenital or acquired pathologic processes. They represent the most common chronic conditions in Australia, accounting for 13% of the total disease burden. GP presentations vary from acute to chronic, and simple to complex.
Learning outcomes:
Dr Julian Yu
Orthopaedic Surgery
EA CPD:
Provided by Healthscope
id: 826110
Dr Matthew Sherlock
Orthopaedic Surgery
Optional extra enrichment activity downloads
Pre-reading materials
Participants earn 1.5 EA (Educational Activities) CPD hours per activity by attending the live events or by viewing the on-demand videos through Praxhub. These EA hours will be logged with the RACGP on your behalf by Healthscope.
The 2024 Everyday Scope of Health reviewing performance (RP) and measuring outcomes (MO) activities are developed and accredited by the RACGP specifically to suit the educational activity (EA) content for the webinar series.
Links to the MO & RP activities will be available for webinar attendees and video viewers.
Be sure to check out the groundbreaking first season of Everyday Scope of Health. The series features 6 high-quality, integrated activities presented by Healthscope specialists and doctors, moderated by a GP.
9 Educational Activities (EA) hours
6 Reviewing Performance (RP) hours
Earn MO (Measuring Outcomes) CPD hours by completing a mini audit using the RACGP template provided and self-record via Quick Log
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