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Ramsay Health Care has been a trusted provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for General Practitioners and the medical community since 2000. Partnering with specialists and healthcare professionals, we deliver interactive, hands-on education across diverse medical and surgical specialties, focusing on innovation and practical skills.

The Medical Board of Australia requires all health care practitioners to undertake 50 hours of CPD annually. The requirements are specified for each of the below categories:

  • 12.5 hours Educational Activities (EA)
  • 25 hours Reviewing Performance (RP) and Measuring Outcomes (MO) (minimum 5 hours each)
  • 12.5 hours free choice across any category.

Note: The RACGP requires Basic Life Support every three years.

Explore our tailored CPD programs designed to meet these requirements and support your ongoing professional growth.

RACGP CPD

 

Clinical Pearls in Women's Health

AUB, pelvic pain, vaccination and vulval care

Learning outcomes

  • Recognise potential benefits, limitations and access considerations relevant to primary care
  • Differentiate common causes across reproductive life stages
  • Describe the burden and risk of RSV infection in infants
  • Recognise common causes of vulval pruritus, pain and irritation

Presenters

Dr Siming Lu - Obstetrics
Dr Qian Soh - Obstetrics
Dr Angelika BOROZDINA - Gynaecology
Dr Kimberley Norton-Old - Gynaecology

When 07 Sep 2026 06:00 PM
Where Frances Perry House
Conference Room A - Ground Floor Corner Flemington Road and Grattan Street
Parkville VIC 3052
RSVP 06 Sep 2026
2578
Clinical Pearls in Women's Health
Frances Perry House, Conference Room A - Ground Floor Corner Flemington Road and Grattan Street,Parkville VIC 3052
07 Sep 2026 06:00 PM
0
Christina Spillane
spillanec@ramsayhealth.com.au
False
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0415994857

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CPD Hours: 2.5


Essentials in womens health

Heavy menstrual bleeding, perimenopause, menopause and cancer-related vasomotor symptoms

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Outline current management options for heavy menstrual bleeding

Recognise common perimenopausal symptoms and appropiate management strategies

Describe menopausable management considerations following gynaecological cancer

Support women with dense breasts to make informed screening choices

Presenters

Dr Stephen Lee - Gynaecology
Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor - Fertility
Dr Rosie McBain - Gynaecological oncology
Dr Diarmuid O'Malley - General surgery

When 14 Oct 2026 06:00 PM
Where Esca Grill 650 Mt Alexander Rd Moonee Ponds VIC 3039
RSVP 13 Oct 2026
2643
Essentials in womens health
Esca Grill 650 Mt Alexander Rd Moonee Ponds VIC 3039
14 Oct 2026 06:00 PM
23
Christina Spillane
spillanec@ramsayhealth.com.au
True
23 seats available. Register online Download Program

Call Christina Spillane
0415994857

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CPD Hours: 3