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Is medical care for obesity feasible in primary care?
What could the patient pathway look like
What treatments can be used

Supported by MIMS Learning

Speaker:

Professor Alex Miras

Professor of Endocrinology, Ulster University

Identify the digestive health symptoms associated with menopause, including a review of new insights from a survey of 500 perimenopausal women
Understand the potential causes of digestive health issues at perimenopause and what happens to the microbiome as hormones change
Determine the management of digestive health issues at perimenopause

Speaker:

Nigel Denby

Registered Dietitian and Founder, Harley Street at Home

19:00 - 19:45

Session 1: Managing your overactive bladder patients in primary care

This is a promotional webinar sponsored and organised by Astellas Pharma Ltd for UK Healthcare Professionals only.

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Speaker:

Dr. Jon Rees

GP, Tyntesfield Medical Group in North Somerset

20:00 - 20:45

Session 2: Managing outcomes in patients with hyperkalaemia and CKD and/or heart failure

This is a promotional symposium sponsored and organised by AstraZeneca, intended for UK HCPs only

Speaker:

Rhys Williams

Specialist Clinical Pharmacist, Cardiology, Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board

This is a promotional symposium sponsored and organised by AstraZeneca, intended for UK HCPs only

Speaker:

Dr Sarah Davies

GP with a special interest in Diabetes, Woodlands Medical Centre, Cardiff

20:00 - 20:45

Session 2: Managing patients with combined heart and kidney disease

Current trends in outcomes for patients with cardiorenal disease
What GPs can do to alter this situation
Key points on prescribing and follow up

Supported by MIMS Learning

Speaker:

Professor Raj Thakkar

GP Partner, primary care lead of Oxford AHSN, honorary visiting professor at Cardiff University Medical School and president of the Primary Care Cardiovascular Society

19:00 - 19:45

Session 1: Cow’s milk allergy: improving recognition, diagnosis and management in clinical practice

Recognise and diagnose cow's milk allergy (CMA) in primary care - differentiate CMA from other common clinical conditions in infants, identify red flags and understand when to trial elimination diets or refer on
Manage CMA effectively - ensure nutritional balance and correct advice for breastfeeding mothers and guidance on milk alternatives
Guide reintroduction and ongoing care - know when and how to advise on reintroduction via the milk ladder, recognise when specialist input is needed and ensure appropriate follow-up and referral to dietetics

Speaker:

Hannah Whittaker

Specialist Paediatric Dietitian

Top tips on managing common facial dermatoses in primary care
Up to date guidance on acne, rosacea, periorificial dermatitis, seborrhoeic dermatitis, and actinic keratosis.

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