Hypotheticals – the near misses that haunt us all: Part 2
“To err is human” and as GP’s, we all make mistakes. This is Part two of a two part series from our recent Grand Round 2022, where we look at the mistakes that we make […]
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Hypotheticals: The Near Misses that haunt us all – Part 1
“To err is human” and as GP’s, we all make mistakes. In this excerpt taken from our recent Grand Round 2022, we look at the mistakes that we make and look at some key strategies […]
Approach to Common GP Presentations: Part 2
This is Part 2 of a 3 part series on “Common GP Presentations” As we continue looking at Common GP Presentations, we discuss the initial approach to 3 more patients that present with conditions that […]
Approach to Common GP Presentations: Part 1
There are certain presentations we see commonly as GPs. At this time of the year, with new GP Registrars starting training, we know that the common can seem daunting to those new to general practice, […]
The year that’s been: 2021
2021 was another challenging year! Yet here we are on the other side, stronger than before. Looking back at the year that’s been: COVID hasn’t stopped us from keeping everyone engaged. Webinars, online activities and […]
Derm Grand Round Case 2
Following on from Part 1 of the RVTS Grand Round : Derm “Stump the Chump” with Associate Professor Jim Muir, we present Case 2 from the webinar earlier this year. In this case, Jim again […]
Derm Grand Round Part 1
The 2021 RVTS Grand Round focussed on Dermatology with a round of “Stump the Chump” with living legend and well known QLD dermatologist, Associate Professor Jim Muir. Various derm cases were presented to Jim to […]
Tropical Medicine: Part 3
This month, in our final excerpt from the “Tropic Medicine” webinar, we look at Rickettsial Diseases with Prof McBride. This is part 3 in a 3 part series. We’ve discussed Melioidosis and Leptospirosis and Dengue […]
Virtual Orthopaedics: Plastering Skills
The first RVTS workshop of the year was held as a virtual event during April. Registrars are located all over Australia, and were able to join the workshop from their homes or practices, joining in […]
Tropical Medicine: Part 2
Dengue fever is not endemic in Australia, however, we do have mosquitoes that can spread the virus and outbreaks do occur due to imported cases. Severe dengue (also known as dengue haemorrhagic fever) is a […]