Cardiovascular Disease in General Practice

Work in general practice Have a basic understanding of anatomy and physiology of the heart.

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Belmatt Healthcare Training

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Sat, 06-Jan-2024

Course description

By the end of the course, you will:


Have an understanding of basic anatomy of the heart.

Recognise common cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension

Provide an overview of hypertension

Explore current national guidelines.

Discuss importance of lifestyle interventions.

Explore management of hyperlipidaemia in general practice.

Provide and overview of heart failure and atrial fibrillation.

Overview of treatment options.

Lecturer: Gill Dunn

What will i learn?

  • This course is suitable for community clinicians, practice nurses and pharmacists.

Requirements

  • This course provides essential knowledge and skills for all healthcare professionals seeing and treating patients with hypertension and heart failure in general practice.

Belmatt Healthcare Training

Gill Dunn

In 2013, Gill joined Buckinghamshire CCG, where she currently serves as a Diabetes Nurse Specialist. In this role, she provides educational and clinical support to healthcare professionals in primary care, playing a pivotal part in shaping the local diabetes pathway and developing new guidelines. Her collaborative approach extends across various healthcare teams, fostering partnerships with Medicines Management, CCG, Primary, Secondary, Community Care, Mental Health teams, and Public Health. Gill's commitment to enhancing diabetes care is evident in her involvement in diverse projects. She spearheaded the National Diabetes Audit for Pregnancy initiative, contributed to the development of Pre and Post-operative guidelines, and played a key role in formulating the Diabetes in Remission policy.Notably, Gill has a fervent dedication to improving diabetes care for the elderly and frail. Her pioneering education program for care and nursing home staff earned her a prestigious poster award, recognition at a national conference, and a feature in the Diabetes UK 'Balance' magazine. This impactful work contributed to her distinguished recognition as a Queen’s Nurse in 2018, reflecting her outstanding contributions to nursing and diabetes care. Gill Dunn continues to be a trailblazer in the field, advocating for comprehensive diabetes care and serving as an inspiration for healthcare professionals striving to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with diabetes.  

£50

+VAT

Course code

Cpd hours

Quizzes

1

Skill level

Beginner

Expiry period

Lifetime

Certificate

Yes
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