Develop your dermoscopy skills at our upcoming workshop hosted by Amie St Clair Melanoma part of Melanoma Institute Australia.

Dermoscopy is an invaluable tool for General Practitioners, offering a detailed assessment of skin lesions in everyday practice.

In this informative half-day session designed for general GPs, we provide an introduction to dermoscopy, highlighting its essential role in diagnosing and monitoring melanoma and other skin lesions within the context of general practice.

Participants will build confidence by gaining foundational knowledge and practical skills in identifying structures and distinguishing skin lesions, including melanoma, through the “Chaos and clues” algorithm. Case studies will also be presented.

As understanding dermatopathology is fundamentally important in comprehending dermoscopy, our workshop will also integrate essential aspects of dermatopathology, enriching participants' knowledge and enhancing their ability to interpret dermoscopic findings effectively.

Join us to develop your understanding and refine your capabilities in dermoscopy, contributing to more effective melanoma detection and monitoring in clinical practice.

PRESENTERS:

A/Prof Paul Fishburn - Skin Cancer GP, Norwest Skin Cancer Centre | Education Committee Member, Melanoma Institute Australia | Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Queensland
Dr Kirstin McKenzie - Histopathologist, Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology and SouthWest Pathology (NSW Health Pathology)

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

Explain the process and benefits for evaluating skin lesions under dermoscopy in general practice.
Recognise the different clues to melanoma using dermoscopy.
Describe dermoscopic features of skin lesions using the ‘Chaos and clues’ algorithm.
Understand the importance of dermoscopic histopathological correlation.

Date: Saturday 15 June 2024, 9:00am to 1:30pm (Note: Registration will open at 8:30am with presentations commencing at 9am sharp)

Cost: Free (Note: morning tea will be provided)

CPD: This is an RACGP-approved CPD activity under the RACGP CPD Program (Activity No. 813691; 4 hr EA). It is also an approved CPD activity with ACRRM (ACRRM ID: 33341). A certificate of attendance will also be provided for 4 hours of CPD.

Seats are strictly limited so please reserve your ticket ASAP and advise us if you're no longer able to make it.

*Program is subject to change. Please note this is a live face-to-face event only and will not be recorded.

MIA’s Education Program is proudly supported through unrestricted educational grants from MSD, Bristol Myers Squibb and HEINE.

Contact the host of Riverina GP Dermoscopy Workshop: Melanoma in Focus