SPECIAL TOPICS IN THIS YEAR’S SEMINAR ● Anxiety and Depression in Teenagers ● Evidence Based Natural Therapies ● The Breast Triple Test ● Eating Disorders — What GPs Need to Know ● Adrenalin Autoinjectors Hands-on Training ● St John’s Wort — What is the Evidence? ● Cyberbullying and its Impact on the Wellbeing of Young People ● The Pertussis Epidemic Healthed and Family Planning Victoria invites you to… Copland Lecture Theatre, University of Melbourne, Parkville The Annual Women’s & C h i l d r e n ’ s Health Update 2 0 10 Saturday, 28 August 8:30AM – 6:30PM HEALTHED AUSTRALIA’S MOST POPULAR ONE-DAY SEMINARS FOR GPs ENQUIRIES 1300 797 794 EMAIL [email protected]FAX 1300 797 792 ENQUIRIES 1300 797 794 EMAIL [email protected]FAX 1300 797 792 This conference is proudly organised by HealthEd Pty Ltd ABN 83 124 561 922 FREE Active Learning Module With Every Registration LIMIT OF ONE PER TRIENNIUM 16 CATEGORY 2 CPD POINTS APPROVED This seminar is proudly organised by HealthEd ABN 83 124 561 922 UNIQUE FEATURES OF THIS SEMINAR ➜ Authoritative Speakers ➜ Comprehensive Content ➜ Cost Effective One–Day Program ➜ Latest up–to–date Information ➜ Evidence Based Guidelines for Investigation and Management Anxiety and Depression in Teenagers Dr Michael Carr- Gregg, Adolescent Psychologist, Adolescent Mental Health Fever in Children Assoc Prof Noel Cranswick, Paediatrician and Pharmacologist, Royal Children’s Hospital Contraception for Teenagers Dr Kathy MacNamee, Senior Medical Officer, Family Planning Victoria The Annual Women’s and Children’s Health Update 2010 Saturday 28 August 2010, 8.30AM–6.30PM Copland Lecture Theatre, University of Melbourne, Parkville I am interested in (tick box ■ ✓ ) Register to attend seminar Basic CPR for delegates $66 (See below for details) Basic CPR for non-delegates $88 Catering Preference Vegetarian Vegan Gluten Free Title _____ Surname _________________________ Given Name ________________________ Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________State_____Postcode ______ Work Ph _____________________________Work Fax __________________________________ *Email _________________________________________Mobile________________________ TAX INVOICE, CONFIRMATION OF REGISTRATION AND SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION MATERIALS WILL BE SENT BY EMAIL – PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY I do not have an email address so please fax my tax invoice and confirmation. Yes I wish to attend: (tick box ■ ✓ ) and pay by: Visa Mastercard Cheque $______ Total Cheques are to be made payable to: “Healthed” All Prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD) Card Number __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Expiry ___ /___ Name on Card ________________________ Signature __________________________________ Return your registration form & payment to Melbourne Women’s & Childrens Health Update 2010 PO BOX 500 Burwood NSW 1805 or FAX 1300 797 792 REGISTRATION FORM
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SPECIAL TOPICS IN THIS YEAR’S SEMINAR
● Anxiety and Depression in Teenagers
● Evidence Based Natural Therapies
● The Breast Triple Test
● Eating Disorders — What GPs Need to Know
● Adrenalin Autoinjectors Hands-on Training
● St John’s Wort — What is the Evidence?
● Cyberbullying and its Impact on theWellbeing of Young People
● The Pertussis Epidemic
Healthed and Family Planning Victoria invites you to…
Copland Lecture Theatre, University of Melbourne, Parkville
The Annual Women’s & Ch i ldren’s Health Update
2010Saturday, 28 August 8:30AM – 6:30PM
HEALTHED AUSTRALIA’S MOST POPULAR ONE-DAY SEMINARS FOR GPs
Work Ph _____________________________ Work Fax __________________________________
*Email _________________________________________Mobile ________________________TAX INVOICE, CONFIRMATION OF REGISTRATION AND SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION MATERIALS WILL BE SENT BY EMAIL – PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY
I do not have an email address so please fax my tax invoice and confi rmation. Yes I wish to attend: (tick box ■✓) and pay by: Visa Mastercard Cheque $______ TotalCheques are to be made payable to: “Healthed” All Prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD)
Name on Card ________________________ Signature __________________________________ Return your registration form & payment to
Melbourne Women’s & Childrens Health Update 2010 PO BOX 500 Burwood NSW 1805 or FAX 1300 797 792
REGISTRATION FORM www.healthed.com.au By Mail, Fax or Phone Online
Super Early Bird until July 28 $175 $165
Early Bird until Aug 13 $185 $175
Standard after Aug 13 $199 $189
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RACGP QACPD/ACRRM Education No:
Can’t attend on Feb 12?See back page about the Royal Womens’ Hospital’s Update and Education Day, Melbourne, Tentative date: Saturday, March 19, 2005
Basic CPR for RACGP Requirements
The RACGP requires GPs to have completed an accred-ited CPR course during the current triennium which fi n-ishes at the end of this year.
In this workshop delegates will have the opportunity to
participate in an interactive workshop involving an update on latest CPR guidelines and use of automat-ed defi brillators followed by assessment of CPR skills.
The workshop will be approximately 1-1.5 hrs dura-tion, supervised by qualifi ed ARC accredited instruc-tors and will be compliant with all RACGP require-ments. GPs will have to physically demonstrate their
ability to perform and be assessed as competent in performing CPR.
Sessions will be run in parallel with the lectures. There may also be a session available at the end of the seminar for those wishing to do the workshop after the last lecture. Sessions will be scheduled ac-cording to demand with a maximum of 25 partici-pants each.
The additional cost includes RACGP points process-ing and certifi cation.
$66 for delegates $88 for non-delegates
Basic CPR Compliant with RACGP requirements.See back for details
MWCH10 Brochure Aug 28.indd 1-2 14/07/10 11:14 AM
YOU ARE INVITED
Healthed and Family Planning Victoria invite
you to attend this high educational event ideally
suited to General Practitioners and other Health
Professionals involved in caring for women.
This meeting will feature leading experts and
key opinion leaders who will present the most
authoritative, clinically relevant information on
topic areas specifi cally requested by Australian medical practitioners
and women’s health workers. We look forward to seeing you at this
unrivalled women’s health education day.
Dr Ramesh Manocha MBBS BSc PhD
Chairman & Convenor
REGISTRATION INCLUDES
❏ Program & comprehensive lecture notes
❏ Morning and afternoon teas & lunch
❏ Attendance certifi cate
❏ Access to trade exhibition
❏ All registrations will be acknowledged in writing after receipt of payment
❏ The registration receipt can be used as a tax invoice
❏ Registration desk will be in the foyer of the Auditorium
REGISTRATION ENQUIRIES
Enquiries at the Conference Secretariat,
Phone: 1300 797 794 Fax 1300 797 792
Mail: Melbourne Women’s & Children’s Health Update 2009
Get all your professional texts at our conference bookstore.
❏ Comprehensive range of leading titles in major clinical areas
❏ All your educational needs in one location!
HIGH QUALITY CONTENT
Healthed strives to maintain the highest possible standard of educational quality throughout its seminar programs. All our speakers are selected because of their ability to present information that is authoritative, independent, scientifi cally accurate and of practical relevance.
In our constant search for high quality educational content we take input from GPs, specialists, researchers, medical educators, industry and many other sources. Their ideas are scrutinized carefully before being introduced into the educational program. See our website for more information.
As a result, in 2009 almost 3000 GPs attended our seminars and many more used the audio and video recordings derived from them.
FEEDBACK FROM OUR MOST RECENT SEMINARS
❏ 98% of respondents felt that the seminar was worth attending
❏ 99% very satisfi ed/satisfi ed with the seminar’s scientifi c accuracy
❏ 96% of respondents were very satisfi ed/satisfi ed with the level of
independence.
CPD POINTS
❏ Category 2: 16 CPD points have been approved.
❏ A very fl exible Active Learning Module (ALM) has been developed for category 1 points.
❏ This has been approved by the RACGP. Limit of one ALM per triennium.
VENUE
The seminar will be held at the Copland Lecture Theatre, Economics
& Commerce Building, Cnr Swanston Street and Monash Road, at the
University of Melbourne, Parkville Campus, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria.
❏ Enter from Grattan Street, Swanston Street or Elizabeth Street in the
Melbourne suburb of Parkville
❏ See the University of Melbourne website for a map at http://www.
pb.unimelb.edu.au/CampusMaps/Parkville.pdf
❏ Underground parking is available on campus via Gate 4 Swanston
Street or Gate 10 Grattan Street. $2 coins are best!
HOTELS
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PROGRAM Registration from 7:30amEach talk is approx. 25 mins in duration with brief question time.
Dr Julie Thompson, GP, Manager Primary Care, National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre
The Breast Triple Test
Paul Dillon, Drug and Alcohol Research and Training Australia
Young People and Ecstacy Consumption — What GPs need to know
Prof Marc Cohen, Founding Head, Department of Complementary Medicine, RMIT
St John’s Wort for Dysphoria — What is the Evidence, Does it have a Role In GP?
Dr Stella Heley, Sexual Health Physician, Liaison Physician, Victorian Cytology Service
Herpes in Young People; Chlamydia Testing in Girls and Boys; Bacterial Vaginosis
Susan McLean, Cybersafety Expert
Cyberbullying — Important information for GPs
Prof Peter Ebeling, Osteoporosis Australia Medical Director, Department of Medicine, University of Melbourne
Osteoporosis — Vit D, Ca, Infusion Clinics and other Recent Developments
O F F I C E G Y N A E & M I S C E L L A N E O U S
The Breast Triple Test Dr Julie Thompson, GP, Manager Primary Care, National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre
Osteoporosis — Vit D, Ca, Infusion Clinics and other Recent Developments
Prof Peter Ebeling, Osteoporosis Australia Medical Director, Department of Medicine, University of Melbourne
An Update on Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding Assoc Prof Martin Healey, Gynaecologist, Royal Women’s Hospital
S E X U A L H E A LT H & F E R T I L I T Y
New Developments in Fertility Dr Anne Poliness, Endogynaecologist, Royal Women’s Hospital
HPV Detection, Testing and Prevention Speaker to be Advised. See healthed.com.au for updates
Herpes in Young PeopleDr Stella Heley, Sexual Health Physician, Melbourne Sexual Health, Victorian Cytology ServiceChlamydia Testing in Girls and Boys
Bacterial Vaginosis
C H I L D H E A LT H
Evidence Based Management of Fever in Children Assoc Prof Noel Cranswick, Paediatrician and Pharmacologist, Royal Children’s Hospital
Adrenalin autoinjectors practical session Wilma Grant RN, Allergy Educator, Department of Immunology and Allergy, Royal Children’s Hosp
The Pertussis Epidemic, Swine fl u UpdateSpeaker to be Advised See healthed.com.au for updates
Flu Vaccination in Children — An UpdateAutistic Spectrum Disorders — The Importance of Early Detection & Role of the GP
Josephine Barbaro, Psychologist, Olga Tennyson Autism Research Centre
A D O L E S C E N T H E A LT H
Bedwetting in Teenagers Speaker to be Advised. See healthed.com.au for updates
Young People and Ecstacy Consumption — What GPs need to know Paul Dillon, Drug and Alcohol Research and Training Australia
Contraception for Teenagers — Unique Issues Dr Kathy MacNamee, Senior Medical Offi cer, Family Planning Victoria
M E N T A L H E A LT H
Eating Disorders — What the GP Needs to Know Dr Michelle Yeo, Eating Disorders Program, Centre for Adolescent Health, Royal Children’s Hospital
Anxiety and Depression in Teenagers — Advice From the Couch Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, Adolescent Psychologist, Adolescent Mental Health Ambassador Beyondblue
Cyberbullying — Important information for GPs Susan McLean, Cybersafety Expert
St John’s Wort for Dysphoria — What is the Evidence, Does it have a Role In GP?
Prof Marc Cohen, Founding Head, Department of Complementary Medicine, RMIT
Program was correct at time of printing and is subject to change without notice. See www.healthed.com.au for updates.
