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Dr Jessica Tattersall, an Allergist & Medical Rhinologist from Sydney Allergy Clinic.
A/Prof Deborah Bateson, Medical Director of Family Planning New South Wales
Prof. Geoffrey Hebbard, Director of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at The Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Dr Simona Carbone, an Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow at Monash University.
A/Prof. Rebecca Burgell, Head of the Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders Service, The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne.This audio file contains all 5 interviews on this edition.
Dr Jessica Tattersall, Allergist & Medical Rhinologist, Sydney Allergy ClinicA/Prof Deborah Bateson, Medical Director of Family Planning New South Wales. Professor Geoffrey Hebbard, Director of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, The Royal Melbourne HospitalDr Simona Carbone, Co-director of the Integrated Neurogenic Mechanisms Laboratory, MelbourneA/Prof. Rebecca Burgell, Head of the Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders Service, the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne “You never know when you might have a day when the pain is so bad that you can do little other than rest and give into it”. This is not an uncommon situation with osteoarthritis (OA). Joint pain and reduced movement from OA can often impose limits on what people can do. In this interview we discuss options for pain relief.
Prof. Andrew McLachlan, Dean, the Sydney Pharmacy School, the University of Sydney
Dr Michelle Tellus, Rheumatologist, MelbourneHigh rates of psychological distress and poor health are reported by patients with COPD, and as pharmacists being aware of the current research, guidelines and treatments, we can impact the quality of life of these patients. Pharmacists can play an important role in the education of patients prescribed inhalers, listen to learn more…
A/Prof Christopher Worsnop, Respiratory Physician, MelbourneNutrition focus: Nutrition management remains among the most important interventions for slowing progression, managing symptoms and complications of chronic kidney disease (CKD). However, patient compliance with CKD diets is affected by their complexity, and the nutritional needs can also vary significantly depending on the stage of CKD. In this interview we discuss some options to help patients manage their dietary needs in this therapeutic area.
Dr Hicham Cheikh Hassan, Nephrologist
Dr Kelly Lambert, Advanced Accredited Practising DietitianNutrition focus: Type 2 diabetes is occurring more in younger people. We have an epidemic of obesity that we have to confront, partly due to food availability, energy dense foods, changes in diet, the westernisation of diets in addition to increasing sedentariness. In this interview we discuss the foundation stone of diabetes care.
Prof. Katherine Samaras, Endocrinologist
Susie Burrell, Accredited Practising Dietitian
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