From GLP-1 Therapies to Insulin Initiation: Practical Diabetes Management in General Practice
Free in-practice education for health professionals. Expert-led sessions with CPD approval and lunch provided.
Date: Thursday, 24 September 2026
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Location: Hamilton Doctors (60 Lindsay Street, Hamilton)
CPD: RACGP & ACRRM (1 hour)
Cost: Free
Lunch provided
About this meeting
- Small in-practice learning sessions
- Open to all health professionals
- Led by experienced specialists
- Certificate of attendance available on request
What you will learn
- Identify when insulin initiation should be considered in patients with type 2 diabetes and apply practical approaches to commencing insulin therapy in general practice
- Review the evolving role of GLP-1 receptor agonists and emerging therapies, including current research developments and their place alongside insulin treatment.
Speaker
Dr Claire Morbey, Endocrinologist, Hunter Diabetes Centre
MBChB, MRCP(UK), FRACP
Claire is the principal endocrinologist and founder of the Hunter Diabetes Centre and AIM Research. Claire is passionate about the Centre being a friendly, holistic environment for anyone with diabetes.
An international speaker and favoured expert, Claire ensures the practice remains the world’s best for the treatment and management of diabetes and related illnesses.
Claire and the Centre is dedicated to clinical research in diabetes and non-diabetes therapies and strives to provide personalised care for all patients, treating each on an individual needs basis.
Born and raised in London, Claire completed her initial medical training in Leeds before moving to Australia in 2000. Claire completed her endocrinology training at the John Hunter Hospital and started private practice in 2008.
Claire completed her endocrinology training at the John Hunter Hospital and started private practice in 2008, regularly seeing patients at Lingard Private, Lake Macquarie Private and Newcastle Private Hospitals.
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