FREE WEBINAR SERIES
FOR GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
WiSE GP WEBINAR SERIES 2023
An online learning series for General Practitioners to explore clinical case studies and review patient outcomes.
Wed 20th Sept 2023 @7:30pm AEST
Wed 27th Sept 2023 @7:30pm AEST
Wed 4th Oct 2023 @7:30pm AEDT (6:30pm QLD time)
Wed 11th Oct 2023 7:30pm EDT (6:30pm QLD time)Â
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The WiSE GP Webinar Series has been CPD Accredited for 4 hours of Educational Activity (EA).
The content that will be presented by our expert panellists has been reviewed by independent peer review members and the educational activities has been deemed relevant and appropriate to General Practitioners. (Pending Approval)
WISE GP WEBINAR SERIES AGENDA
Wednesday 20th September @7:30pm AEST
TOPIC: UNDERSTANDING HEADACHES
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Presented by Dr. Pankaj AroraÂ
Experienced Board Member with a demonstrated history of working in the medical practice industry. Skilled in Clinical Research, Medical Education, Pediatrics, Medicine and Emergency Medicine. Strong business development professional with a FACEM. Unlike Emergency Departments that operate within public hospitals and some private hospitals, a WISE (Walk-in Specialist Emergency Clinic) is located in the community and designed to provide comprehensive, coordinated acute care – from initial consultation and diagnostic services, to treatment and specialist referral if required – without the patient having to visit a hospital.
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What you’ll learn:
- Headache a Wise approach
- Understanding Primary and Secondary Headache
- Identifying Red Flags
- Working up an Acute onset headache
- Managing Primary Headaches in acute settingÂ
- When to refer
 Wednesday 27th September @7:30pm AEST
TOPIC: BREAST HEALTH
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Presented by Dr. Erick FuentesÂ
Dr. Erick Fuentes completed FRACS training in General Surgery through the John Hunter Hospital in 2011. In 2012 he completed training in Breast Oncologic Surgery at the Westmead Breast Cancer Institute. Further training in Acute, General and Trauma Surgery was pursued at Liverpool Hospital in 2013. Erick is highly experienced in the most recent therapeutic and diagnostic techniques for breast disease. In particular oncoplastic breast surgery that aims to remove breast cancer while preserving or reconstructing the breast.Â
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What you’ll learn:
Management of breast infections:Â
- Lactational mastitis
- Peridcutal mastitis
- Breast access
Management of fibrocystic breast disorder
- Who to biopsy
- Who to leave alone
- Who needs surgery
- Who needs surveillance
Breast cancer
- Triple assessment
- What to core biopsy and what to FNA
- Which patients should be considered for neoadjuvant systemic therapy
- Referral pathways for early and advanced breast cancer
 Wednesday 4th October @7:30pm AEDT (630pm QLD TIME)
TOPIC: PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCY
 Presented by Dr. Rajeev Jarugula & Dr. Mike Wong
Dr. Mike Wong studied medicine at the University of Queensland before training in paediatrics at the Royal Children's Hospital in Brisbane. He completed his training with a clinical fellowship at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto in paediatric emergency medicine. Mike was awarded his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2018. Mike is interested in all aspects of general paediatrics with special interests in respiratory, urgent care and neonates.
Dr. Rajeev Jarugula completed both his Paediatric training in India before moving to Australia and completing ACEM training in Australia. He brings his expertise of paediatrics and emergency medicine to Prince Charles ED in Brisbane where he works as a Staff Specialist. Prior to Prince Charles he worked at Royal Brisbane hospital for Women. Rajeev is also a director from the WiSE clinic in Robina.
What you’ll learn:
- Importance of age when looking at fevers.
- The role of investigations - When do you need to perform investigations? What investigations are appropriate.Â
- Antibiotics? What role do they play? What are the best treatments?
- When is admission needed?
 Wednesday 11th October @7:30pm AEDT (6:30pmQLD TIME)
TOPIC: ABDOMINAL PAIN IN PREGNANCY
Presented by Dr. Liz Swinburn & Dr. Charley Zheng
Dr Liz Swinburn has been an emergency specialist for the past 20+ years. She finished her University degree at UNSW and did her training through Sydney’s RPA hospital. Dr swinburn has done some time in retrieval with westpac helicopter service prior to becoming director of Emergency at Mona vale from 1999-2004. After finishing at Mona Vale she became deputy director of emergency at RNSH. Dr Swinburn also continues to be an emergency specialist in Katherine ED in the Northern Territory and at WiSE Macquarie park. Dr swinburn has also been heavily involved in many high level sporting teams including women’s soccer team and the NSW Waratahs rugby team.
Dr. Zheng has had extensive experience as an obstetrician gynaecologist. He has worked tirelessly in subspecialist fields beyond a general obstetrician gynaecologist – that includes further training in advanced laparoscopic surgery and fellowship in fertility medicine. Dr Zheng has been a consultant at Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne.
What you’ll learn:
- IVF risks and considerations
- Abdominal pain in pregnancy red flags
- Considerations of IVF
- Warning signs after IVF implantation
- Differentials with IVF complications
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