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09:10
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45 mins
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Diabetes 9 Care Processes - what, why and how to improve achievement of Diabetes 9CP in practice.
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10:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
11:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
Why is contraception in women over 40 an important topic. Contraception trends and what alters your contraception discussion. What contraception can be taken with Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and when can contraception be stopped.
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12:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
An overview of the causes , assessment and simple management of prolapse in Primary care, with tips on how to support women in practice.
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13:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
This session takes a case based approach to addressing the topic of vulval atrophy and its affects on the wellbeing of women, and how best to manage this to improve quality of life.
14:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection, transmitted by the bite of an infected tick. Early diagnosis and treatment provides the best chance of recovery, but symptoms can be non-specific and easily missed at all stages, with potential long term debilitating consequences. This session will provide insight into the wide array of Lyme disease symptoms, that may present in primary care, highlight the key advice within the NICE Lyme Disease Guideline (NG95), present results from a recent UK national survey of patient experiences and include case study to demonstrate the consequences of a delayed diagnosis. LEARNING OUTCOMES At the end of the session participants will be able to: Recognise the signs and symptoms of early and disseminated Lyme disease. Know how to differentiate ‘erythema migrans' rashes from other insect bites or rashes. Understand the importance of early and adequate antibiotic treatment in preventing persistent symptoms. Know where to access up-to-date educational material and guidelines on Lyme disease. More confidently advise on tick bite prevention & correct use of tick removers. Outline the potential role of the nurse practitioner in developing ‘Lyme Awareness' across the primary care team. Have an awareness of the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research.
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15:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
How to undertake a comprehensive asthma review, devise management plans and optimise treatment.
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16:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
A look at common respiratory infections in CYP and how to diagnose and manage effectively.
09:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
This presentation will look at recognsing normal skin lesions, and the early detection of skin cancer in primary care. Skin assessment and history is key, with detection of signs and symptoms which may suggest malignancy, and referral pathways via the NHS Faster Diagnosis Standard (formally NICE 2-week wait). The session will include an introduction to dermoscopy, a diagnostic tool which is very helpful for examining skin lesions and recognising morphology of normal skin lesions and skin cancer. All HCPs should be able to assess skin lesions, know the signs and symptoms of skin cancer, and when to refer. Learning outcomes Improve skills in clinical assessment of skin lesions Understand more about the recognition of normal and skin lesions of concern Be introduced to dermoscopy, as a helpful examination tool
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10:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
Acne affects 20% of the global population, with 16 -24 year old having the highest incidence – it is the most common skin disease. Acne is a distressing condition and associated with a high psycho-social burden. The NICE (2021) acne management guidelines give a clear pathway for managing all severities of acne. Primary care practitioners can manage mild to moderate acne and help prevent scarring. This presentation will equip delegates in the primary care management of acne: patient information, skin care, topical and systemic treatments. Learning outcomes for this session are: • Improve assessment skills in accurate diagnosis of the severity of acne • Be updated on evidence-based acne guidelines for management in primary care • Increase clinical confidence in tailored treatment plans and choices.
11:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
A look at the difference between supervision, clinical supervision and safeguarding supervision and how it should be facilitated in primary care.
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12:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
This session will outline the work the NMC is currently undertaking to introduce additional regulatory approaches for advanced level nursing practice. This will include an update on the recent Council approval of Principles for Advanced Practice as well as work to come. The focus will be in the implications for Primary Care.
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13:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
Overview of current treatment options for oral immunotherapy covering the positive and negative sides of this option for children with food allergy. Will also cover setting up and running a service.-CMYK-300dpi.jpg)
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14:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
This talk will explore the relationship between respiratory health and cardiovascular disease.
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15:10
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45 mins
- Nursing Programme
It can often be tempting to treat patients' 'numbers' and confuse this with treating patient outcomes. In this talk we will cover how our behaviours impact our metabolism and how to help patients to achieve optimum cardiometabolic health with evidence-based lifestyle change.
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