A/Prof George Condous will present on Endometriosis - The IDEA Consensus and Practical Applications of Ultrasound in Women with Endometriosis. 

As the lead investigator for the International Deep Endometriosis Analysis (IDEA) group, A/prof Condous coordinates and manages IDEA phase I with centres from 11 countries facilitating data collection through the secure Clinical Data Miner (CDM) interface. 

Learning outcomes are:

• Understand terms and definitions when doing ultrasound for endometriosis
• Understanding and appreciation of anatomical locations of deep endometriosis
• Understanding of practical applications of ultrasound in diagnosis of endometriosis.

Register today only a few days left to attend this webinar live!

Louise Worley, experienced sonographer and presenter, will take you through ultrasound of the difficult breast: techniques and cases, working up camouflaging lesions.

This webinar aims to give the attendee techniques and strategies to recognise and systematically define, enhance and optimise (work up) for more accurate interpretation, while performing ultrasound of the challenging breast. It may be pathology that has been seen on mammogram or MRI but needs more clarification and even location for biopsy under ultrasound.

Learning outcomes are:

• Understanding why and when lesions can camouflage by identifying ultrasound anatomical change
• How to optimisation for different pathological presentations
• How to use varying probe techniques for challenging cases

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Last Chance 

Register and view before 17th June.

Learn from the expert

Dr Yusef Sayeed, Master Educator-Musculoskeletal Medicine and Director of Pain Medicine and Functional Rehabilitation in Florida, USA presents on musculoskeletal injury relating to ultrasound.

While this may typically affect sonographers, it is relevant to all ultrasound practitioners.

Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSD) among sonographers were first reported in 1985 as ‘sonographers shoulder’. Cardiac sonographers were first identified for WRMSD in 1993 and extensive surveys built on this further indicating multiple causative factors. International statistics indicate 80-90% of sonographers across disciplines experience work-related pain, with one in five experiencing a career ending injury.

While in Australia and New Zealand this is more prevalent in sonographers, there is increasing evidence of injury and pain occurring across all ultrasound practitioners and needs to be acknowledged and proactively managed before a career ending injury results.

Register and watch this on-demand resource at your own convenience until 20th June 2020.

This session will help you understand your communication style, the styles of others and how to adapt more appropriately for better workplace outcomes.

Given the importance of self-awareness to the role of managers and leaders, developing deeper insights into behaviours and the actions of those around you is integral to success. Further, focusing purely on behaviour and ignoring context can inevitably lead to misunderstanding, frustration and conflict.

Institute of Managers and Leaders' presenter Shannon Cooper hosts a compelling, fun and engaging look at what makes us tick behaviourally and aims to stretch and challenge our perceptions of 'difficult' people.

In this webinar, you will:

• Explore the science of behaviour
• Understand your own personality style and how you like to work
• Identify the difference between a difficult person and a difficult behaviour
• Develop a model for effective conversation
• Understand the profiles of your colleagues and how to build cohesion between different profiles

Register and watch this on-demand resource at your own convenience before 4th July 2020.

Dr. Daniel Kim is a Clinical Assistant Professor and the PoCUS Fellowship Director for the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of British Columbia.

In this complimentary webinar, courtesy of ASUM and Clarius | Medistar Dr Kim covers lung ultrasound; normal sonographic lung, pathologic sonographic findings, sonographic features of COVID-19 and clinical application of lung ultrasound in COVID-19.

Register today to listen at your own convenience.

Thank you Clarius | Medistar for partnering with us for this webinar.

April and May viewers should have receive their CPD Certificate of Attendance already. Please check your junk folder if you think you have not received it yet.

Prof. Slama presented from Amiens, France where he is head of the medical ICU, Chairman of Critical Care Medicine and is also a Co-chairman of an INSERM unit (research team). He is one of the founders of critical care echocardiography in France and in the world.

What is covered during this webinar?

Prof. Michel Slama focuses on COVID-19 cardiac dysfunction, followed by an informative 20 min Q&A session.

Register today and learn at your own convenience.

April and May viewers should have receive their CPD Certificate of Attendance already. Please check your junk folder if you think you have not received it yet.