e-Learning | Goodfellow Unit

Certifying work capacity after injury

This course supports GPs who regularly complete work capacity certificates.

Key components of assessment to incorporate into a framework for evaluating dementia.

Tendinopathy and rupture are the two most common pathologies involving the Achilles tendon.

There are a variety of medications that are commonly used in a sports medicine setting.

Food allergies can develop at any age but are most common in young children 5 years and under, including young babies.

Dr Alistair Dunn discusses opioids in the context of pain management in the non-palliative setting.

Early detection and treatment of eating disorders, especially within the first 3 years of illness onset are important to improve long-term outcomes

Regular foot checks and good daily foot care are an important part of the prevention and management of diabetic foot disease.

IUCDs are forms of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC).

This course covers the presentation and prognosis of the more common neuromuscular diseases.

We talk with Dr John Perry about optimizing management of a patient with gastro-oesophageal reflux disease. Topic covered:

Non-cancer life limiting diseases are illnesses which are progressive, eventually leading to deterioration that results in death.

Developing strong relationships with your patients and their families leads to greater diagnosis accuracy and continuity of care.

We talk with Dr Hari Talreja about diabetic kidney disease.

Information about stuttering, evidence-based advice, support, and speech language therapy referral options.