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| 5/4/26 |  Management of diet post bariatric surgery Daniella Di Benedetto | Management of diet post bariatric surgery Daniella Di BenedettoThis podcast examines dietary management following metabolic bariatric surgery in patients with type 2 diabetes. The speaker discusses the substantial improvements in glucose metabolism, noting changes in glycemic profiles within 48 hours post-surgery due to factors like enhanced insulin sensitivity and increased GLP-1 secretion. Different types of surgery, particularly Roux-en-Y gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy, are analyzed for their impact on HbA1c levels, with significant drops observed in patients compared to those receiving standard therapy. The importance of dietary choices post-surgery is highlighted, emphasizing reduced carbohydrate intake, nutrient-dense foods, and individualized meal planning to manage blood glucose levels. The episode concludes with an overview of the positive implications of metabolic bariatric surgery on type 2 diabetes management, underscoring the need for personalized dietary strategies to ensure long-term health outcomes.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 5/3/26 |  My patient has been diagnosed with ADHD – where do GPs start with medication management - Primary Care Masterclass Podcast | Dr Hoie Kidd Leong podcast on ADHD medication management emphasizes diagnosis, pre-medication evaluations, stimulant options, careful dosage, and the importance of patient education for optimal treatment outcomes, outlining essential steps from diagnosis to treatment optimization.Key topics include a thorough pre-medication workup focusing on the patient's history, cardiovascular health, and necessary evaluations before starting stimulant medications. Dr Leong reviews various stimulant options, their mechanisms, contraindications, and highlights the importance of a multidisciplinary approach.He emphasizes careful dosage initiation and monitoring to avoid tolerance and dependency, before discussing non-stimulant alternatives and the role of lifestyle factors in treatment efficacy. The podcast concludes with principles for effective medication initiation, the significance of follow-ups, and the importance of patient education and team communication in achieving optimal ADHD management outcomes.This podcast was recorded live at the ADHD, Binge and Other Eating Disorders Symposium in Melbourne hosted by ADHD-BED Integrated. adhd-bed.events-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a primary care physician who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The Primary Care Masterclass Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/26/26 |  Overdiagnosis or early detection? The controversy of melanoma in situ. | As melanoma in situ (MIS) diagnoses rise, concerns about overdiagnosis are growing — with real implications for patients, clinicians and the health system.In this episode of our podcast Melanoma Insights for Professionals, experts from dermatology, pathology, psychology and research come together to explore the drivers of overdiagnosis, the psychological impact of an MIS label, and the role of emerging diagnostic tools and data.This podcast is suitable for multidisciplinary specialist, primary care physicians and other healthcare professionals.SPEAKERSDr Peter Ferguson - Pathologist, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Melanoma Institute AustraliaDr Christoph Sinz - Confocal Microscopy Dermatologist, Melanoma Institute AustraliaClaire Gore - Senior Clinical Psychologist, Melanoma Institute AustraliaDr Ismael Vergara - Senior Computational Biologist, Melanoma Institute Australia | Adjunct Senior Lecturer, The University of SydneyRESOURCESMIA's Patient GuidesYour Guide to Melanoma In-SituREFERENCESBjørch MF, Gram EG, Brodersen JB Overdiagnosis in malignant melanoma: a scoping review BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine 2024;29:17-28.Cramb SM, Duncan EW, Aitken JF, Soyer HP, Mengersen KL, Baade PD. Geographical patterns in melanoma incidence across Australia: Can thickness differentials reveal the key drivers? Ann Cancer Epidemiol 2020;4:11Daniel Lindsay, Katy J L Bell, Catherine M Olsen, David C Whiteman, Thanya Pathirana, Louisa G Collins, Estimating the magnitude and healthcare costs of melanoma in situand thin invasive melanoma overdiagnosis in Australia British Journal of Dermatology, 2024;191(6): 906–913,Patel VR, Roberson ML, Pignone MP, Adamson AS. Risk of Mortality After a Diagnosis of Melanoma In Situ. JAMA Dermatol.2023;159(7):703–710.For more practice-changing education, visit the Melanoma Education Portal (melanomaeducation.org.au).-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/26/26 |  Binge eating disorders in primary care - Primary Care Masterclass Podcast | Professor Stephen TouyzIn this episode, Professor Stephen Touyz focuses on binge eating disorder and its unique challenges. He describes his collaboration with the Australian College of General Practitioners to create training modules on binge eating disorder, emphasizes the emotional significance of eating, and contrasts binge eating disorder with anorexia nervosa.Touyz presents alarming epidemiological data highlighting the rising prevalence of binge eating disorders, particularly among men, and explores the multifactorial nature of the disorder, including associated risk factors.He advocates for a multidisciplinary treatment approach and addresses barriers to care, while also reviewing innovative treatment strategies. The session concludes with insights on the relationship between ADHD and eating disorders, underscoring the need for comprehensive assessments and collaborative care to improve patient outcomes.This podcast was recorded live at the ADHD, Binge and Other Eating Disorders Symposium in Melbourne hosted by ADHD-BED Integrated. adhd-bed.events-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a primary care physician who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The Primary Care Masterclass Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/19/26 |  Turner Syndrome Session 1. Navigating the International Guidelines for Turner Syndrome Care | In this General Practice Clinical session, we are joined by Dr. Sarah McMahon, a pediatric endocrinologist, to unpack the latest updates to the international guidelines for Turner syndrome care. Designed to serve as a comprehensive roadmap for clinicians, Dr. McMahon breaks down the extensive checklist of 47 health surveillance recommendations that span a patient's entire lifespan.She discusses critical pediatric interventions, including the rationale for initiating growth hormone therapy as early as two years of age to prevent further growth failure. Dr. McMahon also explains the shift toward using transdermal estrogen starting between 11 and 12 years of age to closely mimic normal pubertal development.Beyond pediatric growth, the conversation highlights the absolute necessity of lifelong monitoring for common, hidden comorbidities such as recurrent middle ear infections, hearing loss, celiac disease, and cardiovascular complications. Crucially, the episode addresses the pivotal transition period from adolescent to adult care, emphasizing the need for an intentional, structured handover to adult specialists experienced in Turner syndrome to prevent gaps in care.Whether you are a general practitioner, pediatrician, or specialist, this episode provides essential, practical insights on utilizing multi-disciplinary clinics and regular health checklists to deliver optimal, proactive care.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/19/26 |  Turner Syndrome Session 2. The 15-Year Diagnosis Delay: New Epidemiological Data on Turner Syndrome | In this General Practice podcast , we are joined by Professor Claus Gravholt, a leading international authority on Turner syndrome, to discuss critical new epidemiological and genomic findings.This episode challenges the assumption that Turner syndrome is exclusively a pediatric diagnosis. Surprisingly, the median age of diagnosis is 15 years old, with many females diagnosed late in adulthood or not at all. Professor Gravholt highlights the "pre-diagnosis phenotype," revealing that patients often present to primary care with elevated endocrine conditions and cardiovascular medication use long before receiving a formal diagnosis.We dive deep into the untangling of Turner syndrome genomics, exploring how subtle DNA methylation changes lead to accelerated biological aging and chronic, low-grade neutrophil-driven inflammation.The episode also covers vital medical issues GPs frequently encounter, such as managing early-onset hypertension and recognizing the vastly increased frequency of hearing loss. Finally, Professor Gravholt argues for liberal, individualized Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) to protect long-term metabolic and cardiovascular health, and emphasizes the urgent need to refer patients to specialized adult clinics to reduce lifelong morbidity.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/19/26 |  Turner Syndrome Session 3. Beyond Growth: Adult Phenotypes, Liver Health, and HRT in Turner Syndrome | In this General Practice podcast, we welcome Professor Gerry Conway, a leading UK-based endocrinologist, to explore the long-term adult care of Turner syndrome. Moving beyond pediatric growth, Professor Conway dives into crucial updates on managing the "adult phenotype," specifically focusing on liver health, comorbidities, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT).A major highlight of this episode is the call to rethink HRT protocols. Professor Conway argues against conservative pediatric guidelines, advocating for estrogen therapy to begin as early as 9 or 10 years old to mimic normal physiology, which ensures optimal brain, bone, and uterine development. He also challenges the use of outdated Tanner staging, recommending the use of regular pelvic ultrasounds to measure uterine volume so doctors can biologically titrate individual estrogen doses.The episode also tackles the emerging "hot topic" of liver health. With a high prevalence of elevated liver enzymes and the risk of silent progression to cirrhosis, Professor Conway urges endocrinologists to proactively monitor liver function using Fib-4 scores and FibroScans. He also highlights the promising potential of using GLP-1 agonists to treat metabolic dysfunction and reverse fatty liver disease before fibrosis sets in-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/14/26 |  Reproductive Genetic Carrier Screening and Genetic Testing What Every GP Should Know Dr Alice Huang | In this episode, we bring you a recent Myhealth Academy webinar with Dr Alice Huang on Reproductive Genetic Carrier Screening and Genetic Testing: What Every GP Should Know. This session explores the evolving role of genetic screening in reproductive care, equipping GPs with the knowledge to navigate testing options, interpret results, and support patients through increasingly complex clinical decisions.Description: Reproductive genetic carrier screening (RGCS) is emerging as an essential element of preconception and fertility care within Australian general practice. It plays a vital role in providing individuals and couples with critical information about their risks of having children affected by serious autosomal recessive or X-linked genetic conditions (RACGP, 2023). As primary points of contact for reproductive health, general practitioners (GPs) are uniquely positioned to facilitate early risk detection, offer informed reproductive choices, and support couples in making timely decisions that align with their reproductive plans.Recent data from the Mackenzie’s Mission project reveal that approximately 1 in 50 reproductive couples in Australia are identified as increased chance carriers through expanded panel screening, highlighting both the prevalence and importance of RGCS in primary care (Archibald et al., 2022). Despite this, the integration of RGCS into routine general practice remains inconsistent, partly due to gaps in clinical knowledge, unfamiliarity with available testing options, and unclear referral pathways to genetics specialists (RACGP, 2023). National guidelines recommend that RGCS be offered to all women and couples planning pregnancy or early pregnancy, irrespective of family history or ethnicity, to optimise reproductive options and facilitate early risk identification (RACGP, 2023).This myhealth academy educational session aims to address these gaps by enhancing GPs’ understanding of test selection, clinical utility, referral pathways, and patient communication strategies. Improving GP confidence and competence in these areas is crucial to increasing appropriate screening uptake, optimising reproductive outcomes, and ensuring comprehensive, patient-centred care.About Dr Alice Huang:MBBS(Hons), FRANZCOG, MMED (Rep)Gynaecologist and Fertility SpecialistDr Alice Huang is a fertility specialist and gynaecologist in Melbourne with extensive experience supporting individuals and couples on their path to building a family. She provides clear, evidence-based guidance and personalised care with compassion, honesty, and clinical rigour.Areas of care: IVF, egg freezing, donor treatment, miscarriage care, and reproductive gynaecology.CPD:To claim your CPD hours for this podcast, simply log in to Myhealth AcademyMyhealth Academy Link: https://lms-academy.myhealth.net.au/login/index.php?tenant=MHAC01 CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/12/26 |  Melanoma in General Practice - Getting the pathology right | Treating clinicians rely on pathology to help diagnose and stage their patient which fundamentally determines the treatment management plan. Therefore, it is incredibly important to get it right in the first place.In this engaging podcast aimed at GPs, our multidisciplinary experts discuss:Why can it be challenging to get the pathology right?What clinical information is important to include on the pathology request form?How is the pathology report structured?How is the specimen processed?What biopsy is key to maximising the diagnostic and prognostic interpretation of the pathology?Are partial biopsies ever appropriate?What implications does the type of biopsy have for subsequent surgery?When does a GP need to refer their patient?The discussion is concluded with two case studies to summarise key learnings.This podcast is suitable for GPs, Dermatologists, Surgeons, Oncologists, Pathologists and other healthcare professionals.SPEAKERSDr Adrian Quek - Skin Cancer GP, Melanoma Institute Australia and The Chatswood Skin Cancer ClinicDr Alison Potter - Pathologist, Melanoma Institute Australia and Royal Prince Alfred HospitalDr Nigel Maher - McMurtrie Cancer Pathology Fellow, Melanoma Institute AustraliaA/Prof Alexander van Akkooi - Associate Professor in Melanoma Surgical Oncology, Melanoma Institute Australia and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, The University of SydneyDr Niamh-Anna O’Sullivan - Specialist Dermatologist, Melanoma Institute AustraliaHOSTDanielle Fischer - Education Program Manager, Melanoma Institute AustraliaFor more practice-changing education, visit the Melanoma Education Portal (melanomaeducation.org.au).-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 4/5/26 |  The link between COPD and undiagnosed cardiovascular disease - Primary Care Masterclass Podcast | In today's podcast, Associate Professor Martin MacDonald examines the interplay between Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and cardiovascular disease, emphasizing the high rates of undiagnosed cardiovascular issues in COPD patients.He highlights studies showing an increased risk of cardiovascular events regardless of traditional risk factors and urges clinicians to proactively assess cardiovascular health when managing COPD. MacDonald advocates for non-invasive diagnostic tools and a shift in treatment strategies that integrate cardiovascular care into COPD management.This podcast was recorded live at the Monash Lung and Sleep Institute: COPD, Interstitial lung diseases, upper airway pathologies and occupational lung diseases State of the Art Symposium in Melbourne.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsGeneral Practitioners: Earn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsPress play. You’re at the conference.In every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
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| 4/5/26 |  Multidisciplinary management of primary melanoma Dr Adrian Quek, A/Prof Jonathan Stretch AM & Dr Bruna Gouveia | Melanoma has many mimics, making detection a challenge. However, early detection and appropriate management of melanoma is crucial to ensuring a patient has the best chance of survival.In this podcast from Melanoma Institute Australia, their multidisciplinary panel discuss:the clinical presentation of melanomatips to help make a clinical diagnosisunderstanding the histological features for diagnosishow to know when to biopsywhich biopsy is bestramifications of subtotal biopsieswho requires a sentinel node assessment and what does that involveIn addition, the panel reviews a case study to put learnings into practice.SPEAKERSDr Adrian Quek - Skin Cancer GP, Melanoma Institute Australia and The Chatswood Skin Cancer ClinicA/Prof Jonathan Stretch AM - Surgical Oncologist and Deputy Medical Director, Melanoma Institute AustraliaDr Bruna Gouveia - Dermatologist, Melanoma Institute AustraliaFor more practice-changing education, visit the Melanoma Education Portal (melanomaeducation.org.au).-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/29/26 |  Preventing and managing renal disease in diabetes - Primary Care Masterclass Podcast | In this podcast, kidney specialist George Tsihlis discusses managing diabetic kidney disease, highlighting its rising prevalence in Australia.1.3 million Australians were living with diabetes as of 2021, marking a three-fold increase since the start of the century.Tsihlis underscores the gravity of diabetic nephropathy, noting that one in three individuals with diabetes will develop this condition, which is the leading cause of kidney failure in the region. He cites a significant increase in cardiovascular mortality among patients with diabetic nephropathy, with 31% mortality over ten years, compared to 11% for those without it.He covers the condition's pathogenesis, diagnostic approaches, and management strategies based on four treatment pillars.Dr Tsihlis emphasizes the critical need for routine screening and effective interventions, including RAS and SGLT2 inhibitors, supported by evidence from landmark studies. Through patient cases, he illustrates practical applications of treatment plans and stresses the importance of early intervention and a holistic approach to improve patient outcomes.This podcast was recorded live at the Western Sydney Diabetes Masterclass in Sydney.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsGeneral Practitioners: Earn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsPress play. You’re at the conference.In every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/23/26 |  Current and Emerging Therapies for Osteoarthritis Professor David Hunter | Are your osteoarthritis patients stuck in a cycle of ineffective pain management? Are we relying too much on MRIs and surgical referrals instead of treating the whole person?Today, we are putting an end to the "wear and tear" myth and exploring exciting new and emerging therapies, from holistic core treatments to GLP-1 agonists that will empower your patients and revolutionize your primary care practice.Joining us is Professor David Hunter. Professor Hunter is a rheumatologist clinician-researcher whose primary research focus is clinical and translational research in osteoarthritis. He is ranked as the leading expert in the world on osteoarthritis on expertscape.com, is the section editor for UpToDate osteoarthritis, the co-Editor in Chief for Osteoarthritis and Cartilage, and has over 700 publications in peer-reviewed journals. He hosts the Joint Action Podcast and leads the osteoarthritis team at the Kolling Institute who are dedicated to improving our understanding of osteoarthritis and the quality of life for those who suffer from this prevalent disabling disease. For additional support he can be reached at Naia Health.This episode was originally recorded as a webinar by the Northern Sydney Primary Health Network.The Sydney North Health Network would like to acknowledge Australia's Aboriginal peoples, the traditional custodians on the land on which we meet and work. As we work to serve the community's health needs, we pay our respects and recognize their continued connection to land, water, and community and honor their ancestors, elders, past, present, and emerging.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/22/26 |  In the specialist’s rooms evaluation, initial management of ADHD and what will be in the patient’s letter - Primary Care Masterclass Podcast | Dr Kieran Kennedy explores adult ADHD diagnosis, highlighting DSM-5 criteria, effective assessment strategies, and distinguishing it from comorbid conditions, while addressing treatment and social norms' impact on symptoms.He highlights the importance of understanding the foundational diagnostic criteria as laid out in the DSM-5, and addresses the nuances of adult presentations compared to children. Dr Kennedy emphasizes the role of thorough history-taking and open-ended questions in assessments, distinguishing ADHD from comorbid conditions such as anxiety and depression.The discussion also covers effective assessment tools, treatment considerations, and the impact of social norms on symptom expression.This podcast was recorded live at the ADHD, Binge and Other Eating Disorders Symposium in Melbourne hosted by ADHD-BED Integrated. adhd-bed.events-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsGeneral Practitioners: Earn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsPress play. You’re at the conference.In every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/20/26 |  Diabetes medications - GLP-1s and pancreatitis, plus diabetes management prior to surgery - a discussion with Assoc Professor Samantha Hocking, Dr Jeremy Knott and Jaybee Serrano | Diabetes medications - a discussion with Assoc Professor Samantha Hocking, Dr Jeremy Knott and Jaybee Serrano.This podcast examines the use of GLP-1 receptor agonists and incretin-based therapies, focusing on their implications in cases such as pancreatitis, disordered eating, retinopathy, and surgical protocols.Key points include the cautious use of GLP-1s in patients with a history of pancreatitis, the necessity for a multidisciplinary approach when treating patients with eating disorders, and monitoring eye health due to potential impacts on retinopathy.Additionally, management during surgical procedures is discussed, emphasizing the importance of withholding medications to prevent complications. The lecture also addresses the use of GLP-1 therapies in women considering conception and underscores the need for careful patient management and monitoring of associated medication classes.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 |  Ischaemic heart disease in women From risk factors to residual risk Dr Fiona Foo. | This General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast explores ischemic heart disease in women, the second leading cause of death among Australian females.It highlights the Yentl syndrome, which leads to underdiagnosis due to the necessity of presenting with male-associated symptoms. The speaker discusses traditional and unique risk factors impacting women's health, including pregnancy complications and mental health issues.Diagnostic challenges are addressed, particularly the limitations of angiography in recognizing microvascular complications, and the concept of ENOCA is introduced.Case studies illustrate complex presentations. The podcast advocates for a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and management, emphasizing lifestyle changes, psychological support, and patient education to improve outcomes in women's cardiovascular health.This episode was recorded live at the launch of the Heart, Endocrine and Renal (HER) Health service at Macquarie University Health.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar or your weekend for a conference, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.GPs can also earn CPD hours.Earn Educational Activity (EA) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.Listen to your Clinical Sessions Podcasts on your commute or while you exercise. Then each week, calculate the amount of time you invest listening and count that as self claimed Educational Activities (EA).Earn Reviewing Performance (RP) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.After each podcast, pause for a few minutes and identify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.Invest 10 minutes per podcast mentally reviewing your practice. When you listen to 6 podcasts per week, you have earned an hour of Reviewing Performance CPD you can self claim.Remember to document your learning!Earn Measuring Outcomes (MO) CPD without sacrificing time with your family.To claim MO, you need:A baseline measurementA change in practiceA re-measurementReflection on the outcome1. Identify a measurable change. After the podcast, ask:“What will I do differently on Monday?”Example:Start using a screening toolChange prescribing habitsIncrease documentation of a risk factor2. Measure your baseline (quick audit). Do a small, realistic auditExamples:Review last 10 patients with condition X% who had guideline-based management% with documented counselling3. Implement the change. Apply the idea from the podcast for 2–4 weeksCould be as simple as a checklist, template, or reminder4. Re-measure. Repeat the same audit:Same sample sizeSame criteria5. Reflect & Document:What changed?Did outcomes improve?What will you keep doing?If you enjoy learning through podcasts and video podcasts then you can also access thousands of premium podcasts with PowerPoint Slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEnjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 |  Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Metabolic Syndrome: Intersecting risks in women's health Prof Veronica Preda | This General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast with Prof Veronica Preda, explores Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), highlighting its metabolic implications beyond reproductive issues and the role of general practitioners in women's health.Key insights from Australian and international guidelines redefine PCOS as a multi-organ condition, necessitating updated diagnostic criteria.The discussion covers various phenotypes, ethnic differences, and the influence of adiposity on metabolic health, as well as essential screening for cardiometabolic risks.Psychosocial dimensions are addressed, advocating for a holistic approach that includes lifestyle modifications.Treatment strategies combine pharmacological methods with diet and exercise, emphasizing the need for collaborative care to improve outcomes for women with PCOS.This episode was recorded live at the launch of the Heart, Endocrine and Renal (HER) Health service at Macquarie University Health.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 |  Chronic Kidney disease in Women Dr Mona Razavian | This episode of General Practice Clinical Sessions explores the intricacies of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in women, highlighting disparities in diagnosis, treatment, and care compared to men. It addresses the underrepresentation of women in clinical trials and sociocultural factors affecting care, noting that women with CKD are less likely to be identified or treated adequately.The discussion includes the impact of CKD on fertility and pregnancy, detailing risks related to renal function and management strategies for pregnant women. Menopausal considerations are also covered, emphasizing the earlier onset of menopause and associated cardiovascular risks.The podcast presents advancements in CKD management, including new therapies and the critical role of blood pressure control. It concludes by advocating for a multidisciplinary approach to optimize care and outcomes for women with CKD, particularly in the context of reproductive health.This episode was recorded live at the launch of the Heart, Endocrine and Renal (HER) Health service at Macquarie University Health.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/17/26 |  Menopause care made practical An endocrinologists guide for GPs Dr Yu-Fang Wu | In this General Practice Podcast, Dr Yu-Fang Wu, an endocrinologist at Macquarie University Hospital, provides a focused overview of menopause care for general practitioners. He highlights the significance of recognizing menopause as a critical phase in women's health and discusses common yet often overlooked symptoms. Using five hypothetical patient cases, Wu illustrates diverse menopause experiences and outlines key learning objectives, including symptom identification, assessment for menopausal hormone therapy (MHT), and referral guidelines.The talk covers MHT indications, types, and associated risks, emphasizing the importance of personalized treatment plans. Wu concludes with tailored recommendations for managing specific patient scenarios, offering practical insights for effective menopause care.This episode was recorded live at the launch of the Heart, Endocrine and Renal (HER) Health service at Macquarie University Health.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/17/26 |  Expert medical panel on Women’s Health Dr Fiona Foo, Dr Mona Razavian, Dr Yu-Fang Wu and Prof Veronica Preda | This General Practice Podcast focuses on managing overweight women with oligomenorrhea seeking conception, highlighting the role of weight loss in fertility.It evaluates GLP-1 receptor agonists and their implications for contraception, while discussing ovulation induction with clomiphene versus letrozole. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is addressed, along with complications of obesity, cardiovascular health, and innovative approaches for managing estrogen deficiency post-hysterectomy.The session emphasizes personalized care strategies and the importance of patient engagement in addressing anxieties around treatment options.This episode was recorded live at the launch of the Heart, Endocrine and Renal (HER) Health service at Macquarie University Health.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/16/26 |  Bone Health in Diabetes Dr Angela Sheu | Bone Health in Diabetes Dr Angela SheuIn this episode, Dr Angela Sheu, a staff specialist endocrinologist, explores bone health in type 2 diabetes, discussing the increased risk of skeletal fragility and fractures. She highlights the elevated fracture risk and mortality rates post-fracture among diabetic individuals, as well as the complexities surrounding vertebral fractures. Sheu reviews clinical predictors of fractures linked to diabetes, including metabolic characteristics and duration of the condition. She emphasizes the limitations of traditional fracture risk assessment methods and introduces advanced imaging techniques, such as HRPQCT and the Trabecular Bone Score, to better evaluate bone quality. The podcast also covers current management strategies for osteoporosis in diabetic patients, noting the lack of targeted RCTs and advocating for individualized treatment approaches that integrate diabetes care with osteoporosis management.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/15/26 |  Nature prescription - integrating green spaces and time in nature to enhance health - Primary Care Masterclass Podcast | This podcast featuring Professor Xiaoqi Feng and Professor Thomas Astell Burt,explores the significant impact of nature on health through the concept of nature prescription, focusing on the need for urban environments that integrate green spaces to enhance public health.Extensive research has consistently shown that access to green space is vital for health, particularly in combating chronic diseases like obesity and diabetes. The discussion transitions into the epidemiological evidence that reveals the need for a minimum of 30% tree canopy coverage in urban areas to support public health outcomes, including reduced risks of various health conditions.Further exploring the roots of health challenges, the talk emphasizes that socioeconomic factors often cited as barriers to health can be mitigated with adequate green space. By controlling for variables such as income and education, the research indicates that proximity to nature remains a critical determinant of health, suggesting that a healthier environment can be achieved without necessarily requiring drastic lifestyle changes for at-risk populations. The presentation also notes the psychological benefits that stem from green spaces, backed by WHO guidelines addressing loneliness and mental health, offering a fresh perspective on urban design policies and community planning.Many individuals, particularly those with chronic health conditions, are receptive to recommendations that encourage spending time in nature. The session elucidates how a collaborative approach between health professionals and urban planners can yield improved health outcomes by integrating nature into patients’ treatment plans.The podcast wraps up with practical suggestions for health professionals on how to advocate for greater access to green spaces within their communities, culminating in an appeal to protect existing parks and enhance urban greenery for the well-being of future generations.This podcast was recorded live at the Western Sydney Diabetes Masterclass in Sydney.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsGeneral Practitioners: Earn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsPress play. You’re at the conference.In every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/8/26 |  Navigating side effects and nutritional changes during GLP-1 therapy: Practical insights for GPs Featuring Dr. Angela Kwong | From titration and tolerance to nutrition and sustainable care featuring Dr. Angela KwongBio: Dr. Angela Kwong is a Sydney-based GP and the RACGP NSW State Lead for Obesity Management, advocating for an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to metabolic and weight-related care. She has extensive experience supporting patients using GLP-1 receptor agonists and contributes to national discussions on safe, evidence-based obesity management in primary care.Angela regularly presents at national conferences on obesity, digital health and collaborative models of care. In this webinar, she will share practical strategies to help GPs navigate medication titration, side-effect management, and the nutritional challenges that accompany appetite suppression and altered food tolerance during GLP-1 therapy.To claim your CPD hours for this podcast, simply log in to Myhealth AcademyMyhealth Academy Link: https://lms-academy.myhealth.net.au/login/index.php?tenant=MHAC01 Show notes:In this episode, we delve into the complexities of managing side effects and nutritional considerations during GLP-1 therapy, offering invaluable insights tailored for general practitioners with Michelle Odayan from Myhealth Academy, and Dr. Angela Kwong, a Sydney-based GP renowned for her expertise in obesity management and an advocate for integrated care approaches.The discussion is grounded in the practical aspects of GLP-1 therapies, which have gained significant popularity among patients seeking effective weight management solutions. Dr. Kwong addresses the surge in interest surrounding these medications, highlighting that while some patients view GLP-1s as a quick fix, others seek genuine support to transform their lifestyles. Our overarching goal is to provide GPs with essential tools for better patient interactions, helping identify their unique challenges, and how we can tailor treatments to meet their needs effectively.Dr. Kwong draws upon her extensive experience, breaking down the nuances of medication titration and patient communication strategies. We explore common gastrointestinal side effects associated with GLP-1 therapy, along with less frequent responses that clinicians should be aware of. Emphasizing the importance of individualized care, she presents a user-friendly framework for examining patient symptoms and guiding them through potential side effects without immediately resorting to additional prescriptions.Throughout the session, we engage with participants, fostering an interactive environment where GPs share their observations about side effects they encounter in their practices. Notably, we focus on strategies to navigate medications responsibly while ensuring patients maintain an adequate nutritional intake.Dr. Kwong's insights extend beyond side effects, as she elaborates on how GLP-1s work within the body, their impact on appetite regulation, food noise, and the steps GPs can take to better assess patients’ health. This portion of the presentation accentuates the balance between effective treatment and maintaining quality of life, inviting practitioners to consider pharmacokinetics in their treatment regimens.To claim your CPD hours for this podcast, simply log in to Myhealth AcademyMyhealth Academy Link: https://lms-academy.myhealth.net.au/login/index.php?tenant=MHAC01 CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/2/26 |  Balancing chronic kidney disease and diabetes in primary care. Michele Ryan | Balancing chronic kidney disease and diabetes Michele Ryan.In this episode, Michelle Ryan explores dietary management for individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and diabetes, highlighting the unique challenges of carbohydrate and protein intake.She discusses KDOKI recommendations for protein consumption, the benefits of a plant-based diet, and updated guidelines favoring a Mediterranean approach.Practical meal planning strategies are provided, including optimal food proportions and potassium level management.Ryan dispels myths about carbohydrates in diabetic diets and emphasizes the risks of food additives. The lecture concludes with actionable strategies for effectively managing potassium intake in patients.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
| 3/2/26 |  Troubleshooting Pumps and CGM Tingting Xu | Troubleshooting Pumps and CGM Tingting Xu.In this episode, TingTing Xu discusses troubleshooting techniques for insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs). She details the critical functions and components of these devices, emphasizing their role in glycemic control for diabetes management. The session covers the two delivery methods of insulin pumps—bolus and basal—and compares various CGMs and pumps available in Australia. Xu addresses potential risks associated with device malfunctions and provides a structured approach for healthcare providers to manage common issues. A case study illustrates effective troubleshooting in an emergency scenario, highlighting the importance of proper device management. The lecture concludes with advice on the necessity of technical support for patients, underscoring the relationship between technology and patient safety in diabetes care.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPD for GPs - reflective questions to help you self claim Reviewing Performance CPDIdentify and summarise 3 key points relevant to your scope of practice.Identify the key clinical learnings that may be incorporated into the clinical assessment, work-up and/or management plan for appropriate patients.If relevant, would you change any of your management strategies for those patients identified by appropriate screening, examination and investigation.If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast is designed for you.Instead of giving up an evening with your family for a live webinar, you can listen to it here whenever it's convenient, in half the time and while you are commuting, exercising or even walking the dog.It's the same education, without interrupting your life.If you love learning by listening, and hate the interruptive nature of 'Live CPD' you can also learn from your favourite conferences this way.Press play. You’re at the conference.Access thousands of premium conference podcasts and 'full video' podcasts including synchronised PowerPoint slides at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsEarn your full year's worth of CPD including Educational Activities, Reviewing Performance and Measuring Outcomes CPD Hours. Discover more at https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcastsIn every episode of ArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts, we bring Australia’s leading medical conference education straight to your headphones.No travel.No full days away from clinic.No disruption to your life.Each episode features real conference lectures, captured live and carefully curated into short, practical, evidence-based podcasts designed for busy general practitioners.Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or moving through the gaps of your day, this is conference-quality learning that fits real GP life.If you value staying at the leading edge of medicine, but don’t have the time to attend every conference, this is the smart way to do it.🎧 Press play. You’re at the conference.About ArmchairMedical Conference PodcastsArmchairMedical Conference Podcasts transform Australia’s best medical conferences into on-demand audio education for GPs. Learn from leading clinicians and experts, anytime and anywhere, in a format designed to work with - not against - your day.Enjoying the episode?⭐ Rate this episode➕ Follow the podcast💬 Share it with a colleague who’d value conference learning without the time awayDisclaimer: Content is for health professionals and general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice or a substitute for independent clinical judgement. Always consult current guidelines, product information and local protocols. Views expressed are those of the presenters and not necessarily ArmchairMedical. ArmchairMedical accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or harm resulting from reliance on the information provided.Visit https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts for more information. | — | ||||||
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4 placements across 4 markets.
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4 placements across 4 markets.