Events

Hypertension Masterclass Series

The High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia is delighted to present a series of educational webinars covering multiple facets of hypertension, from screening and measurement to new therapies, technologies and guidelines. Accredited by RACGP as a category 2 activity, and developed in partnership with the High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia.

These meetings are accredited by the RACGP under skills and knowledge as a category 2 activity. General Practitioners wishing to apply for points should provide their QI&CPD number upon registration and we will manage your points for you.

Role for vascular/cardiac stiffness assessment in the Clinic for cardiovascular risk & management – 27th of April

The first meeting in this series focused on Vascular stiffness and was held in the evening from 6.25pm – 8.00pm on the 27th of April.

This exciting webinar was chaired by Dr. Anastasia Mihailidou and presenters included: Dr. Audrey Adji, Dr. Mark Butlin and Prof. James Cameron

To view the recording please follow the link below:

ABPM Masterclass – 30th of July

The ever popular 2021 ABPM Masterclass was held again this year! 

This Masterclass covered ABPM and launch of MBS Item number for ABPM.

This meeting was an Accredited Activity by the RACGP 40 CPD Points.

Click below to view the recording.

Absolute Risk Estimation – Why it Matters & are there Sex Differences? – 31st of August

The third meeting in this series focused on Absolute Risk Estimation and was held in the evening from 6.00pm – 7.15pm on the 31st of August.

This exciting webinar was chaired by A/Prof. Anastasia Mihailidou and presenters included: Prof. Mark Neslon, Prof. Clara Chow and Ms Natalie Raffoul.

To view the recording please follow the link below:

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health – High Blood pressure & Healthy Aging – 21st of September

The fourth meeting in this series focuses on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and will be held in the evening from 6.00pm – 7.25pm on the 21st of September.

This exciting webinar will be chaired by Dr. Anastasia Mihailidou and presenters included: A/Prof Dina Logiudice and A/Prof Jaquelyne Hughes.

To view the recording please click the button below.

More HBPRCA Events

2021 Masterclass Series

The High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia was delighted to present a series of educational webinars covering multiple facets of hypertension, from screening and measurement to new therapies, technologies and guidelines. Accredited by RACGP as a category 2 activity, and developed in partnership with the High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia.

These meetings are accredited by the RACGP under skills and knowledge as a category 2 activity and you may self report your attendance.

To view recordings of each of these exciting webinars follow the link below.

CVD in Women

AOBP and Pharmacotherapy

Lifestyle and Home BP Monitoring

Renal Denervation

Blood Pressure Insights for Primary Care

Blood Pressure Insights for Primary Care

We were pleased to hold our online education event “Blood Pressure Insights for Primary Care” for General Practitioners and all involved in blood pressure measurement for primary care on the 2nd of December, 2020. This was an RACGP accredited activity and eligible participants could earn 5 Category 2 CPD Points.

Topics covered were of direct relevance to daily practice and common challenges faced. The program is available HERE.

 

 

 

 

Speakers and topics included:

Prof. Markus Schlaich – President, HBPRCA

Welcome and introduction for HBPRCA mission.

 

 

 

Prof. Mark Nelson – Clinical Liaison, HBPRCA

Why I don’t take BP anymore (AOBP and Home BP Monitoring).

 

 

 

 

Dr. Anastasia Mihailidou – Education, HBPRCA

How to use ABPM in Practice.

 

 

 

 

Prof. Christopher Reid – Curtin University and Monash Centre

Combination therapy – The latest evidence.

 

 

 

Prof. Michael Stowasser – Past President and Treasurer, HBPRCA

Difficult to manage high blood pressure – Secondary causes of hypertension.

 

 

 

 

Dr. Moe Thuzar – Princess Alexandra Hospital and University of Queensland

Difficult to manage high blood pressure – medication adherence/aversion.

 

 

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RACGP:

Provider Number: 595158
Activity ID number:227721

 

Hypertension Winter School 2020

The Hypertension Winter School is a free online event that aims to provide an educational overview on the pathophysiology, management and treatment of hypertension.

Internationally renowned speakers include: President of the HBPRCA, Prof. Markus Schlaich (The University of Western Australia), President of the International Society of Hypertension, Prof. Alta Schutte (University of New South Wales) and short Blitz presentations from HBPRCA students and ECRs.

For full program click HERE.

Click HERE to download a flyer for the event

To view the recordings click HERE.

APCH

15th Asian-Pacific Congress of Hypertension 2019

24 – 27 November 2019

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

 

2021 Virtual Annual Scientific Meeting

The High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia ran a fully virtual “Annual Scientific Meeting Experience” on the 8th-10th of December, 2021.

It had all of the benefits of a regular Annual Scientific Meeting, including the opportunity for Students and Early Career Researchers competed for the prestigious awards HBPRCA offers.

2017 Annual Scientific Meeting

The 2017 ASM took place in Melbourne at Victoria University, Flinders Street, Melbourne, from 29 Nov to 1 Dec.

The program was created by our Joint Program Managers Francine Marques and Bradley Broughton, following receipt of over 70 abstracts. CLICK HERE to view the meeting report.

 

2018 Annual Scientific Meeting

The 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting was held in conjunction with the Australian Atherosclerosis Society(AAS) and the Australian Vascular Biology Society (AVBS) on November 27-30th in Glenelg, South Australia.

Read more about the guest speakers and award winners HERE

To read the abstracts from the meeting click HERE

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