2026 Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Early Detection of Prostate Cancer :
What are the recommendations and what does it mean for GPs and their patients?
Overview
Jon our specialist panel as they discuss the recently launched Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Early Detection of Prostate Cancer, new recommendations into practice and the impact of these changes for general practitioners and their patients. Our panel will also review the current imaging modalities for prostate cancer.
A case-based discussioin will cover topics including risk factors for prostate cancer, different cancer risk categories, when to refer, imaging and biopsy.
Specialist Panel
Dr Jane Crowe, Prostate Cancer GP and Moderator
Mr Phil Dundee, Urological Surgeon
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this activity, participants will be able to:
- Discuss the key recommendations for the early detection of prostate cancer testing as per the 2026 Clinical Practice Guidelines.
- Recognise the role of PSA screening and imaging in the early detection of prostate cancer.
RACGP
One CPD Educational Activity hour.
Registration
Register online for this virtual event providing the following information:
- First name and last name.
- Practice name, suburb and postcode.
- Email address.
- RACGP number (if applicable, if none type N/A).
- Occupation.
Enquiries
Grace Linehan, Medical Liaison Officer
E: grace.linehan@apcr.org.au
M: 0400 976 196
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