ACMA Conference 2021
The Auckland Chinese Medical Association is holding their 2021 conference on May 8th 2021, at the Highbrook conference centre, East Tamaki, Auckland.
The Auckland Chinese Medical Association is holding their 2021 conference on May 8th 2021, at the Highbrook conference centre, East Tamaki, Auckland.
Following on from her talk on giant cell arteritis, Dr Sujatha Kamalaksha, Consultant Physician and Rheumatologist in Whangerei, tells us the differential diagnoses to consider when working up a suspected case of GCA.
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Giant cell arteritis (GCA) is an important differential to consider in older patients with headache. Dr Sujatha Kamalaksha, a Consultant Physician and Rheumatologist in Whangerei, talks to us about what we need to know in the urgent care setting. We do not talk about the ongoing, complete management of GCA.
Thank you to everyone who completed the annual survey. I’m pleased to say that responses were generally positive, but we do have some initiatives in place to make this even better. The winners of the draw are also announced.
We are seeking a doctor who is a Fellow of RNZCUC, or working towards this qualification, to lead our Urgent Care team in Nelson. An ability to lead the General Practice also would be desirable. No after hour commitments.
We’re busy completing the latest draft of the revised recertification programme. Next week we’ll post the programme on the website, and we aim to hold a webinar in the following week to allow members to ask questions about the programme.
For now, please see the key differences between the current and draft future programme.
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