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Rotator cuff injuries: Understanding ACC cover

What you need to consider when deciding whether your patient’s rotator cuff injury is likely to qualify for ACC cover.

Cow's milk allergy in infants

Understanding whether an infant has allergy or intolerance is key to diagnosis and management of CMA.

Understanding Macular Degeneration

Macular degeneration is becoming an important public health issue.

Smoking cessation

Outlining the ABC model for assessment and management in the form of behavioural support and pharmacological smoking cessation aids.

Health equity and Māori cancer care

Māori are 20% more likely to get cancer and twice as likely to die from it.

Polycystic ovary syndrome

PCOS is a common endocrine abnormality and affects between 8-21% of women of reproductive age

Dementia: diagnosis and management

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

Pharmacology in sports medicine

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

Older adults and drinking: assessment and management

The focus of this course is older adults who are not likely to be identified as at risk because of alcohol.

Prescribing opioids

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

Eating disorders

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

Neuromuscular conditions

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

Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease

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

Palliative care for the non-cancer patient

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

Health and wellbeing for Māori

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