PRIMARY CARE DIABETES WEBINAR ON DEMAND
2021 PCD LIBRARY
PRIMARY CARE DIABETES WEBINAR ON DEMAND
When: 04 March 2021
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEDT
Speaker: Dr Ralph Audehm, Ivan Chan and Tony Seymour
Topic: Diabetes Complications: Managing the -ologists to bring the care back to a personal experience.
2020 PCD LIBRARY
PRIMARY CARE DIABETES WEBINAR ON DEMAND
EVENING WEBINARS
When: 26 November 2020
Time: Thursday 7:30pm AEDT
Speaker: Dr Victor Bourke
Topic: The critical role that healthcare professionals play in amputation prevention
When: 27 October 2020
Time: Tuesday 7:00pm AEDT
Speaker: A/Professor Gary Kilov
Topic: An introduction to Flash Glucose Monitoring in primary care
When: 21 October 2020
Time: Wednesday 7:00pm AEDT
Speaker: Professor Stephen Twigg
Topic: Understanding the Ambulatory Glucose Profile (AGP) and Time in Range (TIR) in a primary practice setting
LUNCHTIME WEBINARS
When: 26 November 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Panel of PCDSA, NADC and Open forum discussion with attendees
Topic: The Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs of 2020. The delivery of diabetes services in primary care. Open Forum
When: 19 November 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Rana Ogrin
Topic: Primary care and diabetes foot care – have we put our foot in it? Australian research and what we can do to make a difference.
When: 05 November 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Lindsay Tighe
Topic: Asking Better Questions – why it is important and how to do it!
When: 29 October 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Tracy Aylen
Topic: Spanning the gap between hospitals and primary care
When: 22 October 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Sandra Neoh and Tracy Aylen
Topic: New approaches to type 2 diabetes in older adults
When: 15 October 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Ralph Audehm Ivan Chan and Nicole French
Topic: Staying in the loop – interdisciplinary communication within primary care?
When: 08 October 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Tina Campbell
Topic: How the newly launched electronic Patient Education Resource Library (PERL) can support the delivery of effective and efficient diabetes care
When: 01 October 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Nicole French and Matt Pollard
Topic: Motivating Movement – A practical perspective
When: 24 September 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Ralph Audehm
Topic: Are we meeting our annual cycle of care targets? What can we do if we are falling short?
When: 17 September 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Gary Kilov
Topic: The tectonic shift in glycaemic management: A lesson from history and a cautionary tale
When: 10 September 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Mark Kennedy, Craig Bennett and Elleni Kaias
Topic: Managing diabetes during COVID-19
When: 03 September 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Professor Jane Speight
Topic: Supporting people with diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
When: 27 August 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Christel Hendrieckx
Topic: Diabetes distress: how to identify and what to do about it
When: 20 August 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Mark Kennedy, Dr
Topic: An update on the evidence on COVID and diabetes: What does the current data tell us?
When: 13 August 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Mark Kennedy, Dr Ralph Audehm, Nicole French, Dr Ashley Ng, Ivan Chan
Topic: How well are we supporting people with diabetes in primary care? Innovative ways of staying connected during COVID-19
When: 06 August 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Sonja Williams
Topic: Healthcare staff: Safeguarding psychological wellbeing during COVID-19
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Sonja Williams
Topic: Healthcare staff: Safeguarding psychological wellbeing during COVID-19
When: 20 August 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Mark Kennedy, Dr
Topic: An update on the evidence on COVID and diabetes: What does the current data tell us?
When: 20 August 2020
Time: Thursday 12:30pm AEST
Speaker: Dr Mark Kennedy, Dr
Topic: An update on the evidence on COVID and diabetes: What does the current data tell us?
Brought to you by the National Association of Diabetes Centres (NADC) and the Primary Care Diabetes Society of Australia (PCDSA)
