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Earning CPD by listening to Healthed podcasts is simple. Each episode is eligible for Educational Activities CPD. 

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Prof Rodney Baber AM
0.5 EA

This lecture will clarify risk concepts in MHT, helping GPs understand and apply terms like absolute risk and hazard ratios in clinical decision-making.

Dr Sushil Pant
0.5 EA

A practical and comprehensive framework for the assessment, investigation and management of patients with acutely painful shoulder will be discussed.

Expert/s: Dr Sushil Pant
Dr Richard Phoon
0.5 EA

The evidence for the effectiveness of new drug options for chronic disease will be discussed, including when, how and in whom they should be prescribed to.

Prof Peter Richmond
0.5 EA

This lecture equips GPs with practical updates on IPD vaccination - who, when, which vaccine, funding, and high-risk patient groups.

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya shares practical insights into recognising, investigating and managing SVT in primary care.

Prof Thierry Vancaillie
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Prof Thierry Vancaillie provides an insightful discussion on recognizing and managing vulval pain, from the underlying mechanisms to the exploration of promising new topical therapies.

Prof Jane Alty
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Prof Jane Alty shares updates on recognising, supporting and managing Parkinson’s disease beyond the motor symptoms.

Expert/s: Prof Jane Alty
Prof Vivienne Milch
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Prof Vivienne Milch explains how Australia’s new lung cancer screening program aims to detect the disease earlier, and how GPs are central to making it work.

Dr Joe Dusseldorp
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Dr Joe Dusseldorp discusses modern breast reconstruction techniques, patient decision-making, and the innovations shaping recovery and outcomes.

Dr Nicholas Lotz
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Dr Nicholas Lotz shares insights on treating patients seeking blepharoplasty and abdominoplasty.

Dr Michelle Boyd
0.5 EA, 0.5 RP

Dr Michelle Boyd explores how to recognise, investigate and manage eating disorders in children, with practical guidance for early GP intervention.

Dr Ted Wu
0.5 EA

Dr Ted Wu discussed the opportunities and challenges that future research into cardiovascular outcomes in patients with type 2 diabetes are likely to encounter.

Expert/s: Dr Ted Wu

This lecture will clarify risk concepts in MHT, helping GPs understand and apply terms like absolute risk and hazard ratios in clinical decision-making.

A practical and comprehensive framework for the assessment, investigation and management of patients with acutely painful shoulder will be discussed.

Expert/s: Dr Sushil Pant

The evidence for the effectiveness of new drug options for chronic disease will be discussed, including when, how and in whom they should be prescribed to.

This lecture equips GPs with practical updates on IPD vaccination - who, when, which vaccine, funding, and high-risk patient groups.

Prof Rukshen Weerasooriya shares practical insights into recognising, investigating and managing SVT in primary care.

Prof Thierry Vancaillie provides an insightful discussion on recognizing and managing vulval pain, from the underlying mechanisms to the exploration of promising new topical therapies.

Prof Jane Alty shares updates on recognising, supporting and managing Parkinson’s disease beyond the motor symptoms.

Expert/s: Prof Jane Alty

Prof Vivienne Milch explains how Australia’s new lung cancer screening program aims to detect the disease earlier, and how GPs are central to making it work.

Dr Joe Dusseldorp discusses modern breast reconstruction techniques, patient decision-making, and the innovations shaping recovery and outcomes.

Dr Nicholas Lotz shares insights on treating patients seeking blepharoplasty and abdominoplasty.

Dr Michelle Boyd explores how to recognise, investigate and manage eating disorders in children, with practical guidance for early GP intervention.

Dr Ted Wu discussed the opportunities and challenges that future research into cardiovascular outcomes in patients with type 2 diabetes are likely to encounter.

Expert/s: Dr Ted Wu