Our webinars bring together a multidisciplinary panel of experts to discuss challenges in diagnosis, treatment and management of a therapeutic condition. Content will be based on the latest evidence and guidelines, with a focus on how to manage at-risk and difficult-to-treat patients. Webinars are available live, and as on-demand recordings.

Anxiety disorders: use of evidence-based treatments
Early recognition, assessment and diagnosis is important for good management and contributes to speedier treatment and improvement in the lives of people with anxiety disorders.
Asthma guidelines: what's changed?
Recent changes to asthma guidelines and what this means in practice.
Chronic abdominal pain: could it be irritable bowel syndrome?
The diagnosis and management of non-specific chronic abdominal pain can be challenging. For many patients you may suspect irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is the cause.
Chronic kidney disease: a multidisciplinary team approach to reducing risk by individualising medicine management
Management of medicines that can reduce the risk of kidney disease progression and cardiovascular events in people diagnosed with chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Dementia: a multidisciplinary approach to caring for people with changed behaviours
Practical support on how to overcome barriers when providing care to people living with dementia.
Demystifying echocardiography in heart failure: GP and cardiologist Q&A
Case scenarios and accompanying echocardiogram images with an expert heart failure cardiologist.
Falls, confusion and other issues. Could medicines with anticholinergic effects be the cause?
Ways to reduce the risk of medicine-related side effects such as dizziness, falls, dry mouth and constipation..
Heart failure: how a team approach can optimise patient care
Case studies that demonstrate the benefits of working together as a team.
IBD: diagnosis and management in primary care and beyond
Optimising management options for this challenging condition.
Opioid prescribing: strategies for GPs
Evidence-based approaches for managing chronic non-cancer pain and how GPs can implement these to reduce opioid-related harms.
Practical strategies to engage with young people experiencing anxiety or depression
Effective ways for primary care practitioners to communicate with and support a young person presenting with psychological distress, depression or anxiety.
Prescribing for dental pain: What are the options?
Analgesic options for dental pain and the evidence supporting their use.
Reducing the burden of medicines with anticholinergic effects on older people
Improved collaboration and communication between prescribers, pharmacists and nursing staff can reduce the risk of medicine-related adverse events.
Rheumatoid arthritis: getting the facts straight about methotrexate
Optimal management of patients with rheumatoid arthritis depends on successful collaboration between rheumatologists, GPs and community pharmacists.
Supporting patients living with chronic non-cancer pain – the role of the pharmacist
Evidence-based approaches for managing chronic non-cancer pain and the role of pharmacists in reducing opioid-related harms.
Working together to enhance transitions of care for people with dementia
Evidence-based approaches for managing chronic non-cancer pain and the role of pharmacists in reducing opioid-related harms.
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