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Created On: 05/04/2026
1 hour Reviewing Performance (RP) This Reviewing Performance Activity invites you to reflect on hypothetical case scenarios that highlight potential areas of medicolegal risk when obtaining informed financial consent.
Online Fo...
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Created On: 01/04/2026
in CPD Education Webinars
In this webinar, our expert panel will explore the key medicolegal risks in prescribing ADHD medications, including documentation and compliance with controlled substances guidelines. They’ll also discuss emerging challenges linked to evolving...
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Prescribing weight loss medications has never attracted more attention – or more regulatory scrutiny. With GLP-1 receptor agonists such as semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro/Zepbound) now widely sought by patients, MIPS has see...
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A landmark Queensland Supreme Court decision has put the Professional Services Review (PSR) process under the spotlight, and if you have been through a PSR investigation, you may be wondering whether it has any bearing on your situation. In Kitc...
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Imagine searching your own name online and finding your photo on a website promoting a supplement you've never heard of, or a health service you've never been associated with. Your credentials are listed and your professional headshot is right the...
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Created On: 12/03/2026
This CPD activity is 1.0 hour of CPD under the Reviewing Performance (1.0 hour) category
Online Form - Reviewing Performance of medicolegal risks in ADHD prescribing - Pre webinar activity ...
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Created On: 05/03/2026
Time to complete: 5 hours
This CPD activity is divided in two sections. We expect that completing both sections should take you 4 hours.
Section A – (Reviewing Performance - 1 hour) invites you to undertake a Root-Cause-Analysis (...
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When Dr Emanuel “Manny” Cassimatis was looking for the right career, he wanted to find something that was intellectually stimulating and altruistic. Medicine felt like the perfect fit. Like many doctors, his career path hasn’t followed a straigh...
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Social media is part of everyday life for most of us, with an estimated 99% of medical students using Instagram, Snapchat, X, or YouTube, and up to 75% multiple times a day. While use of social media supports connection, learning and self-expressi...
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Created On: 04/03/2026
in Insight Articles Technology
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now integrated across many areas of healthcare. From assisting with diagnostic imaging to personalising treatment plans and streamlining workflows, AI is becoming part of everyday clinical practice and reshaping how...