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Prostate cancer testing: new recommendations into practice | Online

June 10 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Free
Event by external provider

Hosted by the Australian Prostate Centre and the limbic

Australia’s national clinical guidelines for the early detection of prostate cancer is due for publication this year. Join experts Dr Jane Crowe and Mr Phil Dundee as they discuss the key recommendations across different risk groups, taking a case-based approach to support implementation in your practice. This webinar has been developed in collaboration with the limbic.

Learning outcomes
1. Summarise the key recommendations for PSA testing in the draft 2025 Australian clinical guidelines.
2. Outline the advances in diagnosis, treatment and surveillance that have redefined prostate cancer risk in different groups.
3. Describe how your approach to PSA testing will be reviewed or modified as a result of the new recommendations.

Target audience: GPs

RACGP
1 CPD Educational Activity hour.

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Date:
June 10
Time:
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Cost:
Free
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Website:
https://www.australianprostatecentre.org.au/gp-education-event-prostate-cancer-testing-new-recommendations-into-practice

Organisers

Australian Prostate Centre
the limbic

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