Dr Rebecca Chan
Rebecca is a Sydney-based GP with a special interest in women’s health across the ages, including contraception, antenatal care, and menopause. Over the past ten years, she has worked across various general practices and specialised reproductive and sexual health settings. Alongside her clinical work, she is a medical educator with both the RACGP and Medcast, and has been actively involved in registrar education and training for the past five years.
Help patients navigate reproductive genetic testing and screening with confidence. Interactive case-based learning tailored for general practice.
This webinar discusses the practical knowledge and strategies needed to provide safe and effective contraception for women, including those in perimenopause.
Refine your skills in supporting female patients with subfertility, from initial investigations and diagnosis, to identifying when patients need specialist referral.
Gain practical, evidence-based strategies for managing endometriosis in general practice. Led by Prof Jason Abbott, this webinar will update you on latest guidelines/strategies.
Learn to assess inherited cancer risk, evaluate red flags in family history, apply CanRisk, and guide patients through genetic testing and referral.
Build GP confidence in recognising, testing, and managing genetic conditions in paediatrics and pregnancy, with clear red-flag, referral, and communication guidance.
Dr Rebecca Chan
Dr Katrina Tiller explains breast density reporting and how to interpret the results, supplementary screening, and how to guide patients through evolving breast screening conversations in general practice.
Dr Rebecca Chan
Dr Archana Koirala from the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) speaks about the latest pregnancy vaccination updates, including influenza, pertussis, COVID-19, and the new RSV vaccine.
Dr Rebecca Chan
Professor Glynis Ross explains the 2025 ADIPS updates on gestational diabetes, including new glucose thresholds and early HbA1c screening, helping GPs apply changes confidently in everyday care.
Dr Rebecca Chan
Dr Sara Whitburn explains the recent cervical screening updates, helping GPs apply new guidelines in practice and confidently manage patient discussions and concerns.