TSGQ at Brisbane General Practioners Conference & Exhibition

September 11th-13th saw the annual GPCE take place at the Brisbane Conference and Exhibition Centre and once again TSGQ were in attendance to provide continued...

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September 11th-13th saw the annual GPCE take place at the Brisbane Conference and Exhibition Centre and once again TSGQ were in attendance to provide continued support and education to practioners from all areas of the healthcare sector. Our sleep and respiratory scientists were on hand to provide the latest information on research and emerging technologies as well as demonstrate our first class polysomnographic patient setup.

The GPCE is Australia’s leading event for general practice which showcased the elite of medical service providers. In addition to product information the educational workshops and specialist presentations delivered the most concise, up-to-date information in medicine. TSGQ Director and Thoracic and Sleep specialist, Dr Andrew Scott, was awarded the esteemed task of giving the closing presentation which focussed on the differing aspects of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) between men and women. Further to this, Dr Scott’s presentation included specialist information regarding the use of Mandibular Advancement Splints (MAS) in the treatment of OSA.

As a thank you to all practioners who attended the booth TSGQ ran a fantastic competition. The lucky grand prize winner was……..(drum roll):

Dr Richard Kidd of Nundah Doctor’s Surgery who received a Wireless Speaker Hamper which included a Red Beats by Dr Dre Pill Wireless Speaker, Water Jug filled with toffies, box of Lindt chocolates, Bottle of Wine, Compendium, Sleep Book and Set of glass coasters.

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