GP Continuing Professional Development
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.
Menopause matters: effects on metabolism, genitourinary symptoms, pelvic flaws
***Please email Shannan to be placed on waitlist: pottss@ramsayheatlh.com.au***
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Identify effects of hormonal shifts on women’s metabolism
• Describe the Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause- GSM & red flag presentations
• Outline the conservative/surgical options for pelvic floor
Presenters
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11 Mar 2026 06:30 PM
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| Where |
St George Private Hospital
1 South Street
Kogarah
NSW
2217 |
| RSVP |
09 Mar 2026 |
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An arm and a leg: a Sportsmed orthopaedic conference for GPs
8.30am Registration
9.00am Presentations, workshops and round table discussions
- Shoulder instability: how to pick a treatment plan
- What’s new, what’s old and what’s what in foot & ankle surgery
- Robotics in knee surgery
- Trochanteric pain syndrome: the artist formally known as trochanteric bursitis. What is it and how do we manage in modern times?
- Research discussion: EPIK – Early pain intervention for TKR
1.00pm Evaluation and close. Lunch provided.
LEARNING OUTCOMES • Assess and manage someone with shoulder instability • Identify updates in foot/ankle surgery • Explain role of robotics in knee surgery-pros/cons • Define trochanteric pain syndrome and management options • Describe early pain
Presenters
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Dr Geoffrey Smith - Orthopaedic surgery
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DR MICHAEL SYMES - Orthopaedic surgery
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Prof. Sam Adie - Orthopaedic surgery
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Dr Daniel Cohen - Orthopaedic surgery
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Dr Darren Chen - Orthopaedic surgery
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| When |
28 Mar 2026 08:30 AM
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| Where |
The Waterfront Function Centre
@ St George Motor Boat Club
2 Wellington St
Sans Souci NSW 2219 |
| RSVP |
25 Mar 2026 |
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