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The world of medicine is evolving more rapidly than ever before. The annual ‘Australia and New Zealand General Medicine Update’ has been designed to showcase a curated selection of relevant topics in internal medicine with updated information about new strategies and recent guidelines. Over a period of three days, national and internationally renowned sub-specialty experts with strong academic backgrounds will discuss the common diseases seen by a general physician in everyday practice.
With over 25 interactive lectures covering the core areas of various subspecialties of internal medicine, this update will be of immense value to the busy practicing General Physician, General Medicine Advance Trainee as well as the Basic Physician Trainee who wish to update their clinical acumen.
Assoc. Prof. Stephen Hedger, Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide, Australia
Assoc. Prof Matthew Doogue, University of Ontario, Canterbury, New Zealand
Dr. Nicole Gilroy, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia
Dr. Ashwin Swaminathan, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, Australia
Dr. Helen Crowther, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia
Dr. Surjit Tarafdar
Dr. Tarafdar is a Staff Specialist in the Medical Assessment Unit and the Department of Nephrology at the Blacktown Hospital and a conjoint senior lecturer in Medicine at the University of Western Sydney. Dr. Tarafdar conceptualized and co-wrote “Passing the FRACP Written Examination- Questions and Answers” published by Wiley-Blackwell in 2013. He is currently editing a book titled “Nephrology – Lecture Notes”, to be published by Wiley in November 2019.
He has a keen interest in academics and this is exemplified by the following –
Started the Sydney based annual nephrology revision programme “Revise Nephrology” in 2015. In 2018, the programme was attended by more than 200 medicine trainees. Feedback from the participants has consistently shown that more than 90% of them have rated the course 4 or 5 stars for exam preparation and course content.
Professor Richard Ruffin Basic Physician Trainee Teaching Award in Nov 2013 at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in South Australia.
Professor Derek Frewin AO Citation for Clinical teaching in 2013 from the University of Adelaide for recognition by students for excellence in clinical teaching in the School of Medicine.
Burns Alpers Clinical Teaching Award in December 2011 from Flinders University for outstanding clinical teaching to the graduating class of 2011.
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