Q fever has made it to the urban fringes and is no longer just a rural health issue
A structured and syndromic approach will allow GPs, especially urban GPs, to include Q fever on our list of differential diagnoses
Stepwise guidance on specific diagnosis, empirical management, when to refer and when to suspect chronic Q fever and also whom and how to get vaccinated



Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 35 mins

Guest: Prof Andrew Lloyd, Infectious Diseases Physician, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney; Academic Researcher, Kirby Institute, University of NSW


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<li>Q fever has made it to the urban fringes and is no longer just a rural health issue</li>
<li>A structured and syndromic approach will allow GPs, especially urban GPs, to include Q fever on our list of differential diagnoses</li>
<li>Stepwise guidance on specific diagnosis, empirical management, when to refer and when to suspect chronic Q fever and also whom and how to get vaccinated </li>
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Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 35 mins
Guest: Prof Andrew Lloyd, Infectious Diseases Physician, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney; Academic Researcher, Kirby Institute, University of NSW
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