A certificate of attendance will be made available upon request after the conference for your own CPD records.

 

The Saturday program of AMC2024 will feature a Primary Care Stream that has been accredited through RACGP (Activity ID: 878946), ACRRM (ID 33929) and SkinPro CPD (ID 10100) for 6.5 hr EA.

 

Learning objectives:

• Recognise key dermoscopic features associated with melanoma and differentiate them from benign lesions in challenging areas such as the eyelids, facial regions, mucosal areas and acral surfaces.

• Discuss the challenges and benefits associated with integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technology into existing clinical workflow.

• Summarise the importance of accurate and transparent labelling in ensuring the safe and effective use of Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) for melanoma detection.

• Identify the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in the diagnosis and management of melanoma patients, emphasizing the roles and contributions of various healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.

• Discuss how AI is used to enhance treatment decision-making and develop personalised therapeutic approaches for patients with Stage IV melanoma.

• Identify common challenges and barriers associated with conducting skin checks in primary care settings.

• Understand the evidence supporting the use of risk prediction tools in clinical practice, including their accuracy, reliability, and potential impact on patient outcomes.

• Discuss challenges and considerations for integrating new technologies into existing workflows and patient care pathways in primary care settings.

• Evaluate the potential of AI technologies in improving early detection of melanoma and reducing health disparities and discuss implications for clinical practice and public health initiatives.

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