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This comprehensive three-day Advanced Practice Minor Injuries Webinar is designed for experienced healthcare professionals working in urgent care and primary care settings. The course provides advanced knowledge and skills to diagnose, manage, and treat minor injuries effectively. Through interactive presentations, case studies, practical scenarios, and expert-led discussions, participants will learn to implement evidence-based practices, lead healthcare teams, educate peers, and contribute to research in minor injuries management

This Paediatric Minor Injuries webinar is designed for healthcare professionals working in primary care and minor illness clinics, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of common minor injuries in children. The course covers various topics including fractures, sprains, cuts, bruises, and burns. Participants will learn evidence-based practices, engage in interactive case studies, and gain practical insights to enhance their clinical skills. Ideal for doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals, this course aims to improve patient outcomes through effective management of paediatric minor injuries.

This comprehensive Minor Illness Management Webinar is designed for healthcare professionals working in primary care settings. The course provides essential knowledge and skills to confidently diagnose and manage common minor illnesses. Through interactive presentations, case studies, and practical scenarios, participants will learn to implement evidence-based practices, enhance patient communication, and improve clinical outcomes. This webinar is ideal for doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and allied health professionals seeking to strengthen their expertise in minor illness management.

Date: 29 November 2022 Time: 13h00-16h00 CPD Hours : 3 Session Type : This is a live, interactive session using ZOOM.

Objectives By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Identify the underlying causes and triggers of challenging behaviour in patients. Apply effective communication and de-escalation techniques tailored for difficult interactions. Recognise the signs and symptoms of common medical emergencies encountered in general practice. Initiate the appropriate first-response steps during medical emergencies, ensuring patient safety and timely professional intervention. Collaborate across roles (clinical and non-clinical) to manage challenging scenarios, difficult conversations and emergencies in general practice.

Course details Date: 30 August 2023 Time: 1300 – 1400 hrs (GMT) Session Type: Live, interactive ZOOM session CPD Accreditation: 3 CPD hours Epilepsy in the elderly According to a 2019 study, epilepsy is the third most common neurological disorder affecting older adults after stroke and dementia. There are over 600,000 people in the UK with a known diagnosis of epilepsy, that being about 1 in 103 people. Shockingly, there are 21 epilepsy-related deaths every week in the UK. And the incidence of epilepsy in the elderly is increasing rapidly, partly because of the increasing prevalence of stroke, dementia, and brain tumours. In addition to the increasing incidence of epilepsy in the elderly, special attention must be paid to take proper care of these patients due to associated age-related physiological changes, such as decreased renal and hepatic function, and the fact that many of these patients already have concomitant diseases and take many other drugs to control these problems. Furthermore, the characteristic symptoms of new-onset seizures in the elderly may be different from those in younger patients. As such, this webinar also explores the management of epilepsy in older adults and the factors to be considered to achieve effective and safe control and monitoring of epilepsy in older adults. Course Overview This course aims to provide healthcare professionals, caregivers, and individuals with an understanding of epilepsy in older people. Participants will gain knowledge about the unique challenges associated with epilepsy in this population and develop skills to effectively manage and support older individuals living with epilepsy. Therefore, the course will cover various topics, including the causes, diagnosis, treatment, safety considerations, for older adults with epilepsy.

The Paediatric Minor Illness Course was designed to focus on the presentations of minor illnesses specifically in children. This course is for healthcare professionals working with children in primary care, general practice, and urgent care settings.

Course Summary This course is mapped against the “Skills for Care’- Care certificate standards and has been adapted for staff who are working in care settings or working in service users own homes.