About this mini-course

2016 Competency Standards: 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3

Accreditation Number: A2003HED2       Expiry: 24/03/2021

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Course curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

    • About this mini-course

    • How Does This Mini-Course Work?
  • 2

    Acne Management – Dr Jill Cargnello

    • Assessment Questions

    • Video Lecture

  • 3

    Managing Patients with Klinefelter’s Disease and Male Hypogonadism – A/Prof Carolyn Allan

    • Assessment Questions

    • Video Lecture
  • 4

    Resources

    • Industry showbag

    • Sample request form

    • More learning resources
  • 5

    Assessment activities

    • CPD Instructions

    • Evaluation and Upgrade Assessment Activity

Topics

  • Acne Management in General Practice

    Dr Jill Cargnello

    This evidence-based presentation by Dr Jill Cargnello discusses the updates in acne management and treatment. Dr Cargnello outlines the types of acne and provides insight into the various pharmacological options available for the treatment of acne, their effective usages and potential side effects for patients/clients.

  • Managing Patients with Klinefelter’s Disease and Male Hypogonadism

    A/Prof Carolyn Allan

    Klinefelter’s syndrome (KS) is the most common cause of primary testicular failure and the incidence varies between one in every 450 to 650 men. It is estimated that over half of all cases are never diagnosed, possibly due to the broad spectrum of symptoms and phenotype. Epidemiologic data suggest men with KS have not only increased morbidity but also reduced life expectancy of one to two years. Chromosomal analysis is required for diagnosis, and this lecture covers the management of KS, which requires multidisciplinary care.

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