On completion of this education activity participants will be able to:

• Evaluate and reconsider management of ME/CFS, based on the latest developments in our understanding of ME/CFS pathophysiology.
• Identify exclusionary conditions, mimics and false diagnoses, to aid in the accurate diagnosis of ME/CFS.
• Plan strategies for managing non-core symptoms of ME/CFS including gastrointestinal symptoms and neurological symptoms, and for managing specific populations with ME/CFS (i.e. the severely unwell, young patients and those undergoing surgery).\
• Formulate a patient-centred treatment plan that accommodates the patient with ME/CFS in general practice.
• Coordinate a multidisciplinary team approach, as appropriate, to optimise outcomes in patients with ME/CFS.