Hot Topics 2025 - Women's Health in Primary Care

Managing women’s health concerns is an integral part of your primary practice. However, if you’re in the same boat as a large proportion of Australian general practitioners (GPs), there are many aspects of this area of medicine that may make you feel less comfortable than you’d like. 

In partnership with NB Medical, Medcast is proud to bring you Hot Topics 2025 - a comprehensive program designed to keep General Practitioners (GPs) abreast of the latest developments in primary care. This course offers engaging presentations that integrate recent clinical evidence with real-life scenarios, ensuring that GPs are well-equipped to provide optimal patient care. The course content is tailored to address healthcare challenges specific to the Australasian region, providing insights into local healthcare trends and practices.

Live Webinar: This session will address subjects such as menopause management, contraception updates, neurodiversity in women, postnatal care, low libido, and vulval dermatology. Participants will receive access to the complete Hot Topics course reference book

On-Demand Access: For those preferring a flexible learning schedule, the live webinar will be available to watch on demand. This option allows access to the same comprehensive content at your convenience. 

Why you should attend: This webinar will help you stay updated on vital healthcare trends, and earn Continuing Professional Development (CPD). NEW to 2025, our Hot Topics courses will include activities to provide CPD in EA, RP and MO categories supporting your professional growth and improving patient outcomes.

Feedback from previous participants

"Good breadth of topics covered to keep me up to date. Arguably the most essential part of my CPD each year"

"Well presented new evidence relevant to practice. Learnt great things I can implement tomorrow. Love feeling up to date"

"Very useful, evidence based and relevant info to general practice. The chat is also really useful, gives more of the local Australian context"

"Great updates of everyday issues in general practice but also the most current information from research. Appropriate to Australian GP but also interesting to hear of guidelines and medicine in other countries"

"Well presented, simple format, engaging, factually correct, evidence based, non pharma sponsored"

"This educational activity has certainly made me more aware of current guidelines and effects various areas in medicine. I am more aware of red flags, ways of investigating and ways of prescribing and I might ditch some old habits"

"I enjoy doing these courses at home. I enjoy them being interactive and if I can't make it, I can catch up some other time too. I really enjoy the "GP relevant" presentations and can apply what I learn into my practice"

This is a Medcast Continuing Medical Education (CME) course.