GI for GPs Symposium

Join GPs from across Australia and specialists in Gastrointestinal Disorders at this one-day interactive educational event hosted at the beautiful Levantine Hill Estate in the Yarra Valley.

The theme for this event is ‘Gastrointestinal Disorders: Prevention and Early Detection’. Interactive presentations will cover pancreatic cancer, coeliac disease, the gut-brain interaction, bowel cancer in young adults, and more.

Date: Saturday, 10 October 2026, 8.30am - 5:30pm

Location: Levantine Hill Estate, Coldstream, Victoria

Format: Hybrid, with in-person or online registration

In-person registration includes shuttle bus from Richmond to the venue and back, morning/afternoon tea and lunch, plus resources ‘showbag’ on the day.

Online registration includes free GP educational resources, sent to a nominated mailing and/or email address.

Announced presentations

• Dr Luke Bradshaw: Pancreatic cancer – the current landscape

• Ms Michelle Lewien: Pancreatic cancer – a lived experience

• Prof Geoff Hebbard: Implications of long-term use of proton pump inhibitors

• Lauren Atkins: Management of PEI – what every GP should know

• A/Prof Rebecca Burgell: Management of constipation and the brain-gut axis – what every GP should know

• Dr Oliver Cronin: Bowel cancer in young people

• Dr James Haridy: Drug induced liver injury and the interpretation of abnormal liver tests

Further speakers, presentation topics and CPD hours will be announced shortly.

You can email EH-PancreaticCentre@epworth.org.au for more information.