Presentation to the dental therapists association

David presented to the dental therapists association on the topic of the overlap between ENT and dentistry. Topics highlighted included airway problems, reflux disease, and throat cancer. The talk was very well received by the audience.

GP education seminar, North Lakes, Queensland

Following on from the success of the large GP conference in March this year, a mini-seminar was provided for doctors and other health care providers on a range of ENT conditions, with a special focus on airway issues, ear infections, and managing adult sleep apnoea and sinus disease. The feedback was very positive, with one […]

Management of sleep apnoea- Hervey Bay, Queensland

To recognise the opening of the new St Stephens Hospital in Hervey Bay, David was invited to be the first ever speaker to present at the new facility. There were many local doctors who attended to learn about the advances in ENT with respect to the management of sleep apnoea in children and adults. Of […]

GP education event in Mackay, Queensland

David McIntosh was the invited speaker to provide a comprehensive update on ENT for the GPs of Mackay, in northern Queensland. It was one of the best attended events in the region, and provided the local medical community a valuable insight into the advances of the management of ENT conditions.

Educating teachers about ENT conditions that affect kids

David McIntosh headed to the Sunshine Coast Grammar School to educate primary school teachers on ENT conditions like snoring, middle ear disease, and tonsillitis, and the effect it has on kid’s learning and behaviour. It was very well received and even prompted an email out to parents suggesting they keep an eye out for these […]

Queensland GP Conference

Today we hosted the largest dedicated ENT education event for GPs ever to be held in Australia. David and Daniel were joined by 2 ENT specialists from Adelaide. The event was even covered by the local newspaper GPs from all over Queensland attended the event and the feedback was overwhelming positive.