The Jreissati Pancreatic Centre at Epworth in Victoria is pleased to invite interstate general practitioners to attend the 4th Annual GI for GPs Symposium via complimentary online access.
4th Annual GI for GPs Symposium – Gastrointestinal Disorders: Prevention and Early Detection.
Join General Practitioners from across Australia and specialists in gastrointestinal disorders at this one-day interactive educational event. Interactive presentations will cover pancreatic cancer, Crohn’s disease, the gut-brain interaction, bowel cancer in young adults, and more. You can find out more and register on our website.
Format: Complimentary virtual live presentations
CPD: This educational event has been approved for the following hours:
2.0 Educational Activities and 3.0 Reviewing Performance by RACGP.
2.2 Educational Activities and 3.5 Performance Review by ACRRM.
Complimentary registration code: GI4GPS26ONLINE
To register free of charge, enter the complimentary code GI4GPS26ONLINE into the VIP CODE box on the final registration page.
Event Chair: Professor Andrew Metz
Speakers and topics:
- Dr Luke Bradshaw: Pancreatic cancer – the current landscape
- Ms Michelle Lewien: Pancreatic cancer – a lived experience
- Prof Geoff Hebbard: Implications of long-term use of proton pump inhibitors
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Ms Lauren Atkins: Management of PEI – what every GP should know
- A/Prof Rebecca Burgell: Management of constipation and the brain-gut axis – what every GP should know
- Dr Oliver Cronin: Bowel cancer in young people
- Dr James Haridy: Drug induced liver injury and the interpretation of abnormal liver tests
- Prof Mayur Garg: Management of Crohn’s disease – what every GP should know
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Prof Alex Boussioutas: Gastric intestinal metaplasia and screening for gastric cancer – what every GP should know
“One of the best CPD activities. Covering topics very relevant to my practice. Presenters/topics covered thoroughly. The case discussions and polls were fantastic.” – Previous attendee