This two-hour webinar on cancer genetics is presented by A/Prof Yoland Antil, Medical Oncologist and Genetic Cancer Specialist and Dr Michael Bogwitz, Senior Genetic Counsellor, in collaboration with Cancer Council Victoria.
The webinar also includes a Q&A with our guest presenters facilitated by Dr Jason Rajakulendren, GP.
93% of GPs who attended this live webinar reported that they would likely recommend this CPD activity to a colleague.
The webinar provides practical information to support you in achieving the following learning outcomes:
- Describe best practice management patients with a high-risk familial cancer, including referral process with genetics centres.
- Undertake and record a patient’s family history relevant to familial cancer and assess their level of risk.
- Implement a referral process for patients to receive testing at a familial cancer centre.
- Describe the psycho-social implications of genetic cancer mutation carriage.
- Explain the potential medical prevention options to high-risk patients.
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RACGP’s CPD Program
The RACGP activity ID number for this webinar is 513918. It is accredited with RACGP for 2 hours of Educational Activity (EA).
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