Urgent Bite 86 – ACMA Conference 2021
The Auckland Chinese Medical Association is holding their annual conference on May 8th at the Highbrook Conference Centre, East Tamaki, Auckland.
The Auckland Chinese Medical Association is holding their annual conference on May 8th 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.
Here are two publications that provide short summaries of the latest papers which enable you to quickly and conveniently stay up to date.
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.
Are you familiar with this eponymous disease?
Using the podcast this week to make sure everyone knows about the 2021 Bootcamp in Christchurch and the call for presenters, the AGM in March and the draft revised recertification programme.
If you have patients who work with sheep, you should be familiar with orf.
If you have patients who work with sheep, you should be familiar with orf.
Dr Dinesh Deonarain talks us through how he designed and completed his own audit idea.
A quick look forward at what 2021 from the NZ urgent care perspective.