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| The latest Pharmacy Practice Review will be available from 24 May 2010. This activity will assist you to:
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The latest clinical audit for GPs on the management of stable COPD and smoking cessation will be available from May 2010.
Recognised for RACGP (Category 1) and ACRRM (extended skills) points and the Quality Prescribing Initiative cycle (May 2010 to April 2011). |
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A CD featuring two Clinical e-Audits is available to GPs and GP Registrars: Review of Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI) prescribing; review management of patients using PPIs, identify and implement a step-down strategy for suitable patients and review concurrent use of drugs that may induce or exacerbate dyspepsia/ulceration. Optimising management of type 2 diabetes; review drug therapy and achieve target levels in patients with type 2 diabetes. Why complete a Clinical e-Audit?
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As new evidence has emerged over the last decade, there has been debate about the safest and most effective treatment options for managing the symptoms of menopause. NPS says the decision about which treatments to use should be made jointly between the health professional and the patient.
The program includes:
Book NOW and earn points - contact your NPS facilitator via your local division of general practice.
Browse our information for the therapeutic areas below, including articles from our publications, professional education activities, and practice tools.
Refine your clinical decision-making skills by doing our free case studies and receive a feedback report with expert commentary and aggregated responses of other participants.
Completing our Drug Use Evaluation (DUE) activity will help aged care facilities comply with standards and guidelines in the use of hypnotic medicines in managing insomnia.
Keep up with additions or changes to the PBS with NPS RADAR, published 3 times a year.