Presenter Slides

Thursday 7 October

Slides
Richard Lawrance: A College mentoring scheme If not, then what.
Caroline Harvey: A prospective study of intrauterine device insertion in Queensland and New South Wales family planning clinics.
Melissa Norberg: Adolescent cannabis check up.
Brett McPherson: Building income strategies – a path to improving profitability.
Nichola Davis: Communication and risk mitigating strategies for health professionals in modern multicultural Australia.
Paresh Dawda: Error is normal – what are you going to do about it.
Brett McPherson: Financial management reporting – simplifying the myth.
David Mills: Forgotten territory The involvement of Australian doctors and the RACGP in Papua New Guinea.
Ian Williams: General practicepharmacist patient centred integrated care – a model for consideration.
Vesna Bencic: Genetics and privacy.
Nerida Paterson: GPs’ experience of personal illness.
Melissa Norberg: Guidelines on the management of cannabis use disorder.
Scott Preston: Hospital promotion of general practice as a career.
Winston Lo: Improving care provided by general practitioners to refugees.
Brendan Grabau: Maintaining the standards but doing it differently.
Fiona Millard: Memory problems and dementia in general practice in regional Queensland.
Michael Greco: Multi-source feedback (MSF) a useful assessment of a doctor’s professionalism.
Sara Bird: National registration – mandatory reporting of colleagues and dealing with adverse events.
Jo Wright: New approaches to medical service delivery in remote areas of the Northern Territory.
Michael Greco: Patient-centred feedback a key indicator of quality.
Murray Pietsch: Physician in the practice clinics - a model for shared care.
Moyez Jiwa: Psychosexual problems in general practice measuring consultation competence using two different measures.
Richard Reed: Redesigning general practice to meet the needs of patients.
Sheryl Ocampo: Sports strapping workshop for GPs.
Dene Egglestone: Standard setting of the RACGP examination and the future.
Carolyn Wall: Successfully working with women and their health a program for IMGs in Australia.
Roberta Morris: The business of general practice an in-practice teaching tool for GP supervisors.
Jo Wright: The development of an advanced shared electronic care plan.
Dene Egglestone: The importance of examiners and their training for a reliable examination.
Philip Davies: The practicalities of e-health.
Dene Egglestone: The RACGP online examination, results and marking system.
Kathy Godwin: The retention of rural practice nurses.
Maree Farrow: The role of GPs in a preventive health approach to dementia.
Lauren Atkinson: Towards appropriate use of diagnostic imaging a resource for general practitioners.
Leon Piterman: Transgenerational learning maximising resources, minimising teaching gaps and fostering progressive learning.
Peter Everett: Understanding patients and their views of general practice.
Parker Magin: What are patient experiences of GP waiting rooms a cross-sectional study.
Teena Downton: What is the impact of rural and remoteness on life expectancy in Australia The current situation today and a student perspective on ways forward.
Malcolm Johnson: The fundamentals of pain workshop – a multidisciplinary introduction to contemporary pain management.
Stephen Leow: The fundamentals of pain workshop – a multidisciplinary introduction to contemporary pain management.
David Jones: The fundamentals of pain workshop – a multidisciplinary introduction to contemporary pain management.

Friday 8 October

Slides
John Murtagh: A lifetime of cautionary tales and practice tips.
Neil Spike: Bridging medical education and training in Australia.
Romayne Moore: Childhood obesity how do Australian general practitioners feel about managing this growing health problem.
Jan Dent: Emotional intelligence for busy clinicians.
John Kramer: Enhancing the medical student experience in general practice.
Ken Teo: General practitioners rate of use of diagnostic tools in the management of hypertension.
Kam Cheong Wong: Implementing and evaluating Chronic Disease Self Management (CDSM) workshops for GP registrars.
David Wenban: Industrial Relations EBA's.
Aline Smith: Medical student teaching - a whole practice approach.
Sam Koranis: Practice design and fitout construction.
Gerard Gill: Successful doctoral studies by Australian GPs 2005-09.

Saturday 9 October

Slides
John Murtagh: A lifetime of cautionary tales and practice tips.
Jan Coles: A Pilot Study with GPs Recognising, responding to and experiences of reporting child abuse.
Carole Forrester: A study of general practices engaging practice nurses as lifestyle coaches.
Christa Riegler: Access for Indigenous patients.
Danny Haydon: Building a better future for your practice.
Bryce Clubb: Challenges facing the GP when prescribing opioids for chronic pain.
Sanjana Kannan: Chronic condition prevalence and management – differences between appointment-based and walk-in.
Christopher Freeman: Does a practice pharmacist increase the timeliness of medication reviews.
Petra Buttner: Does topical chloramphenicol prevent wound infection.
Nathan Pinskier: General Practice 2020.
Neville Blomeley: Hip and groin injuries.
Siaw-Teng Liaw: How and why GPs engage with practice-based research networks (PBRN).
Tom Matthews: Impact of fetal fibrinectin testing on threatened preterm labour transfers.
Neville Blomeley: Knee injuries.
Lauren Atkinson: Making changes to prevent cancer a resource for general practitioners.
Jan Orman: MAP for treatment planning in depression. Introducing an online tool to guide you through the maze of treatment options for your depressed patients.
Brad Murphy: National Faculty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health workshop.
Mahnaz Fanaian: Prevention of chronic disease in primary health care – HIPS study.
Petra Buttner: Risk factors for wound infection after minor surgery.
Robert Vivoda: Saving data.
Jack McKeon: Saving money.
Chris Pearce: The good, the bad and the ugly health identifiers, health privacy and the future. Presentation 2
Chris Pearce: The good, the bad and the ugly health identifiers, health privacy and the future. Presentation 1
Nathan Pinskier: The good, the bad and the ugly health identifiers, health privacy and the future.
Ron Tomlins: The Virtual practice 2020.
John Bennett: The virtual practice of 2020.
Jan Coles: Universal precautions improving primary postnatal care for sexual abuse survivors.
John Kramer: Use of EPC Item Numbers in Managing Children with ADHD.

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Key Dates

Abstract Submissions Open	March 2010
Abstract Submissions Close	14 May 2010
Registrations opened	May 2010
Authors notified of acceptance	July 2010
Early Bird Registrations close	Extended to 13 August 2010
Photo competition closes	27 August 2010
Presenter registration deadline	August 2010
GP10	6-9 October 2010