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Date
26 June 2025
8.30 am - 2.00 pm
Location
Pullman AdelaideHindmarsh Rooms
Adelaide, SA
Organised by
SA RANZCP BranchDelivery
HybridADHD half day workshop - RANZCP SA Branch
Workshop schedule
8.30 am - 8.45 am - Registration and welcome
8.45 am - 9.45 am
Session 1
- Developmental pathway for ADHD across the lifespan
- Aetiology, genetics and prevalence
- Stigma and ADHD
9.45 am - 10.45 am
Session 2
- Assessment and diagnosis of ADHD
- Comorbidities
- Case Scenarios, what to treat first
10.45 am- 11.15 am - Morning tea
11.15 am - 12.30 pm
Session 3
- Prescribing medications for ADHD
- Case Scenarios, role of DDU SA Health
12.30 pm - 1.00 pm - Q&A
1.00 pm - 2.00 pm - Lunch / Close
Cost
In-person attendance - sold out
Fellow / Affiliate - $150
Associate / Trainee - $125
Non-member - $150
Contact the SA Branch to join the waitlist.
Workshop recording only - available
A link to view the recording will be sent after the event.
Fellow / Affiliate - $125
Associate / Trainee - $125
Non-member - $125
Presenter
Professor David Coghill
David Coghill is a child and adolescent psychiatrist by training. His research focuses on developing a better understanding of the pathophysiology of ADHD, conduct disorder and depression using a range of approaches including neuropsychopharmacology, neuroimaging and genetics and developing and personalising approaches to the treatment of child and adolescent mental health problems through the development of biomarkers, neurocognitive phenotypes, clinical trials, pharmacoepidemiology and patient reported outcomes. He has maintained a strong clinical presence and has worked hard to develop clinical pathways that facilitate the rapid transfer of research evidence into routine clinical practice. In addition to his academic role at the University of Melbourne where he is Deputy Head of the Department of Paediatrics, he is part of the neurodevelopmental disorders team at The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne.
David Coghill is a child and adolescent psychiatrist by training. His research focuses on developing a better understanding of the pathophysiology of ADHD, conduct disorder and depression using a range of approaches including neuropsychopharmacology, neuroimaging and genetics and developing and personalising approaches to the treatment of child and adolescent mental health problems through the development of biomarkers, neurocognitive phenotypes, clinical trials, pharmacoepidemiology and patient reported outcomes. He has maintained a strong clinical presence and has worked hard to develop clinical pathways that facilitate the rapid transfer of research evidence into routine clinical practice. In addition to his academic role at the University of Melbourne where he is Deputy Head of the Department of Paediatrics, he is part of the neurodevelopmental disorders team at The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne.
Program PDF
Cancellations and refunds
Cancellations received after Thursday 19 June 2025 will not be refunded, for those attending in person, as catering will have been finalised with the venue.
Cancellation policy is as per standard RANZCP Refund Policy.
Health and safety
The health and safety of attendees is our highest priority. RANZCP requests that if you feel unwell or have cold or flu like symptoms, or who may have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, do not attend.
Contact
Trudy Lisk, Branch Coordinator
Jenna Brownlie, Administration Officer
Phone: 08 8219 4200
Email: RANZCP.SA@ranzcp.org
