Luminal Gastroenterology ECHO Network (Past)
This ECHO Network has now concluded.
Below you will find the session recordings, presentations and resources discussed and presented during the series.
Please note, only the didactic presentations are recorded during the sessions. Group discussion and case presentations are not recorded.
Session Resources
SESSION 1: 20/09/2022
Recording
Presentation Slides: Inflammatory Bowel Disease and CPC
Resources
SESSION 2: 04/10/22
Presentation Slides: Reflux, Indigestion and heartburn
Recording
Resources
SESSION 3: 18/10/22
Presentation slides: Diarrhoea
Recording
SESSION 4: 01/11/22
Presentation slides: Constipation
Recording
SESSION 5: 15/11/22
Presentation slides: Coeliac Disease
Recording
SESSION 6: 29/11/22
Presentation slides: Iron Deficiency +/- Anaemia
Recording
IDIOM app: Predicting the Risk of Gastro-intestinal Malignancy in Iron Deficiency Anaemia
SESSION 7: 13/12/22
Presentation Slides: Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Recording
SA Luminal Gastroenterology Referral Information
SA Luminal Gastroenterology Services:
- NALHN Gastroenterology Outpatient Service
- SALHN Gastroenterology Outpatient Service
- CALHN Gastroenterology Outpatient Service (TQEH)
- CALHN Gastroenterology Outpatient Service (RAH)
HealthPathways SA Online access to evidence-based clinical pathways and local referral information. Access is free once you have registered to set up a login. (Some Luminal Gastroenterology Pathways have not yet adapted for SA, however referral information is available):
Our Luminal Gastroenterology ECHO Network panel
GP Facilitator:
Dr Adelaide Boylan - GP at ProHealth Norwood
Panellists:
Gastroenterologists
- A/ Prof Robert Bryant - TQEH / University of Adelaide
- Dr Charles Cock - FMC
- Dr Tsai - Wing Ow - RAH/ FMC
- Dr An Phan- RAH
- Dr Damian Harding - Lyell McEwin Hospital/ FMC
- Dr Hamish Philpott - Lyell McEwin Hospital
General Surgeon
- Dr Tim Bright - FMC
Clinical Pharmacist
- Jenna Zervas - FMC
Dietitian
- Alice Day - TQEH / Samantha Plush - RAH
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This project is supported with funding from Wellbeing SA
Contributing partners: