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2026 Agenda
09:30 - 09:35
Editorial Welcome
11:30 - 11:35
Chair’s Welcome
Stream A
Speaker:
11:30 - 11:35
Chair’s Welcome
Stream B
11:30 - 11:35
Chair’s Welcome
Stream C
11:35 - 12:15
Red flags for serious illness in children
Stream A
GPs need to be confident that they can pick up signs and...
GPs need to be confident that they can pick up signs and symptoms of more serious childhood illness. Dr Ayia Al-Asadi, GP in London with an extended role in paediatrics. provides tips on signs and symptoms to look out for, when to make an urgent referral to paediatrics, and how to keep abreast of the latest guidelines.
Ensure you don’t miss symptoms of serious childhood conditions.
Talking points:
- Signs and symptoms to look out for
- When to refer urgently
- Latest guidelines/useful resources
11:35 - 12:15
Red flags in ECG interpretation
Stream B
Interpret ECG results more confidently, and ensure you minimise risks for patients.Interpretation...
Interpret ECG results more confidently, and ensure you minimise risks for patients.
Interpretation of ECGs, ensuring that serious cardiac conditions are not missed, is a vital part of practice for many GPs. This session provides insights on what different ECG results reveal, and when to take urgent action.
Speaker:
11:35 - 12:15
Red flags in neurological conditions
Stream C
Neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis or motor neurone disease may present...
Neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis or motor neurone disease may present with a wide range of symptoms. Ensure that you are equipped to pick up signs and symptoms early, with this presentation from consultant neurologist
Build your confidence in identifying signs of potentially serious neurological conditions.
Speaker:
14:00 - 14:45
Whole-person management of CVRM
Stream A
Cardio-renal-metabolic medicine is an increasing focus in primary care, with recognition that...
Cardio-renal-metabolic medicine is an increasing focus in primary care, with recognition that earlier intervention can help to protect major organs including the kidneys and heart. Find out what to do differently in your practice to improve outcomes for patients with multiple conditions who are at risk of cardiovascular events and deteriorating renal function.
14:00 - 14:45
Young people’s mental health including ADHD and neurodiversity: how to consult, manage and refer.
Stream B
Mental health conditions in young people are more prevalent now than they...
Mental health conditions in young people are more prevalent now than they were before the COVID pandemic, and there is an increasing recognition of neurodivergence. Dr Amina Al-Yassin provides insights into effective GP management of adolescent mental health, including how to approach consultations.
Speaker:
14:00 - 14:45
Menopause and HRT: troubleshooting problems in primary care
Stream C
Many GPs now feel more confident to manage menopause than a few...
Many GPs now feel more confident to manage menopause than a few years ago, but challenges remain. Dr Olivia Hum presents tips on managing perimenopause, practical action to take with unscheduled bleeding on HRT, dealing with patient requests for blood tests or specific treatments, and dealing with presentations of loss of sexual desire.
16:50 - 17:35
More than skin deep: the gut-skin axis in primary care
Stream A
The microbiome's role in health is increasingly recognised, and research is highlighting...
The microbiome's role in health is increasingly recognised, and research is highlighting the role of the gut in skin conditions. Dr Thivi Maruthappu presents evidence that will help inform your practice in caring for patients with dermatological conditions.
Speaker:
16:50 - 17:35
Update to type 2 diabetes guidelines and interactive discussion on real life cases
Stream B
NICE has issued new guidance on type 2 diabetes this year, emphasising...
NICE has issued new guidance on type 2 diabetes this year, emphasising the role of SGLT2 inhibitors. Dr Pipin Singh explains the latest recommendations and how these should impact on your practice, providing real-life case examples to illustrate the changes.
- Gain an understanding of the updated NICE type 2 diabetes guidance
- Better understanding of SGLT2 inhibitors and when to use
- Better understanding of GLP 1s and GLP/GIP medications
- Ideas for QIA/QIPs in practice
16:50 - 17:35
Polycystic ovarian syndrome: re-evaluating this condition and its management
Stream C
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is increasingly viewed as a metabolic, rather than ovarian...
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is increasingly viewed as a metabolic, rather than ovarian condition. Its name is also due to change after an international consultation. This session will explain diagnosis and management and provide practical tips.
As part of MIMS Learning Live South, we are excited to host exclusive sessions in collaboration with GP Business
Aimed at Practice Managers and GP Partners, these additional content streams have been created with your whole team in mind, recognising that running a successful practice while delivering exceptional patient care is more demanding than ever. That’s why the Business Hub, brought to you by GP Business, is designed specifically for GP Partners, PCN Directors and Practice Managers, offering the insights, tools, and support you need to navigate change, boost efficiency, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
Stay informed. Stay ahead. Join our GP Business sessions to discover how to future-proof your practice while continuing to provide exceptional care all at MIMs Learning South
If you would like to partner with GP Business and sponsor one of the sessions contact Julia Handley, Sales Director
