Keeping Pace with Gout Management - Virtual Educational Visit

This session is for groups (2 or more practitioners), to book for a peer group learning session visit Keeping Pace with Gout Management - Virtual Educational Visit for individuals

Interactive small group learning for clinicians (2 or more participants)

Stay up to date with the latest evidence and clinical information in this interactive whole of practice learning experience, designed for General Practices, Aboriginal Health Services, Urgent Care, and Emergency Departments. 

Key features of Virtual Educational Visiting include:

1. Interactive Small Group Learning: You and your colleagues can participate in live, interactive sessions led by expert clinical facilitators, in the comfort of your own practice.  Engage in clinical discussions, case studies, and Q&A sessions to deepen your understanding of a health priority area.

2. Free of Charge: Access valuable education at no cost. Our program is committed to providing high-quality learning opportunities without financial barriers.

3. CPD Points: Earn 1 hour of Reviewing Performance Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points accredited with RACGP and ACRRM.  Optional Measuring Outcomes (2.5 hours MO CPD) activity recommended following the visit.

4. Tailored Content: Receive content customised to address the specific challenges and opportunities within your clinical practice. 

5. Flexible Timing: Choose from flexible delivery times that fit seamlessly into your practice’s schedule. Whether you're in a remote or urban setting, our program is designed to accommodate your time constraints.

6. Virtual Delivery: Led by independent clinical facilitators, these interactive sessions are conducted via video-conferencing, allowing for real-time engagement and discussion.

Limited sessions now available for gout

Gout is a common inflammatory condition, affecting up to 6.8% of Australians. Often misunderstood as a self-inflicted lifestyle disease, it imposes a significant burden on many individuals and families. Despite this, prescribing rates for urate-lowering therapy and flare prophylaxis are low, patient adherence to treatment is poor and serum urate target levels fail to be met. 

This program will provide a comprehensive overview of the latest Australian clinical guidelines, along with essential clinical resources, to address the common misconceptions around gout and provide practical advice on gout management to help patients meet serum urate targets, improving patient health outcomes and quality of life.

 This educational session is brought to you by Medcast and the Quality Use of Medicines Alliance. 

For more free Quality Use of Medicines education, check out QHUB on Medcast