Engaging Men in Primary Care with Sophie Eltringham, Dr Hayden Cain, Dr Jane Crowe & Dr Cameron Ewert

Engaging Men in Primary Care with Sophie Eltringham, Dr Hayden Cain, Dr Jane Crowe & Dr Cameron Ewert

Do men really avoid the doctor? Surprisingly, almost 8 in 10 Australian men visit a GP each year, but many leave without feeling a personal connection. In this panel discussion from My Health Academy and Movember featuring Sophie Eltringham, Dr. Cameron Ewert, Dr. Hayden Cain, and Dr. Jane Crowe, discover how to transform routine consults into safe spaces for male patients.

Learn how to look beyond superficial physical complaints, like back pain, to uncover deeper struggles such as depression. The panel breaks down the realities of the "toxic manosphere" and the rising trend of young men using unregulated peptides, revealing why this actually highlights a strong desire among men to optimize their health. Discover why these trends present a massive opportunity for GPs to step in as trusted guides.

You will also pick up practical strategies for building rapid rapport—even in a packed 15-minute consult—and learn how scheduling proactive follow-ups can keep men engaged for the long term.

Australian GPs can claim CPD hours for tuning in. Listen now to stop men from falling through the cracks and confidently improve their health outcomes!

Links mentioned in this episode:Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Australian general practitioners can obtain CPD points for listening to this episode from our education partner, My Health Academy.

Myhealth Academy CPD Link: https://lms-academy.myhealth.net.au/login/index.php?tenant=MHAC01

Men in Mind Training for General Practitioners: A world-first online CPD accredited training program built to support health care professionals to get the most out of every interaction with male patients. https://meninmind.movember.com/primarycare/cpd-gp/

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