Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is the most common type of autonomic nervous system disorder, associated with significant disability and with increasing prevalence following the COVID-19 pandemic. The wide range of non-specific symptoms can overlap with other conditions, leading to misdiagnosis and suboptimal treatment for patients, particularly young women. General practitioners and other primary health care professionals are ideally positioned to play a pivotal role in the early recognition, investigation, and management of POTS.

Take this course to learn practical tools and strategies to help identify and manage POTS with confidence, ensuring patients receive timely and effective care.

This purchase provides access to two versions of the same accredited course — choose the format that suits your learning style, or work through both.
Full Video Recording: The complete course delivered as a single, uninterrupted video. Ideal if you prefer to watch the content straight through at your own pace.
Modular Format: The same content broken into short instructional videos, organised by topic and accompanied by supporting resources. Ideal if you prefer to work through the material section by section.

This continuing professional development (CPD) activity is accredited with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).

RACGP Accredited Activity Number:
1460549

Educational Activities: 1.5 hours
Reviewing Performance: 0.5 hours