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Join us on October 15th for a FREE interactive webinar on Gynaecological Cancer.
In this NB Clinic, we dive into the latest research on gynaecological cancers. With guest speaker Louise Hanna, based in Velindre, Wales, we will discuss the risk factors, prevention to the latest evidence surrounding recognition and referral. This is an hour of FREE CPD that promises to enhance your diagnosis and management of suspected gynaecological cancer.
You will be able to claim 1 CPD credit for this online webinar.
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Access this recently updated CPD Module for FREE
Bladder cancer is one of the ten most common cancers in the UK. The latest figures, referenced by Action Bladder Cancer UK, estimate that there are over 23,000 people in the UK diagnosed with bladder cancer each year.
We are delighted to provide this updated CPD Module on Bladder Cancer in conjunction with Action Bladder Cancer UK. In this module, we discuss the epidemiology of bladder cancer, the aetiology and risk factors for bladder cancer and review the signs and symptoms of bladder cancer.
Live Webinar
Hot Topics GP Update
Friday 11th October 2024
8:30 AM
The Hot Topics GP Update course is the original one-day course to update GPs with the latest developments in the literature and to serve as a platform for CPD and help to deliver better patient care. The course revolves around short, engaging presentations that merge recent clinical evidence with real-life clinical scenarios.
Live Webinar
Women's Health
Saturday 12th October 2024
8:30 AM
Join us in 2024 for the new Women’s Health course. We shall be discussing menopause and some of the difficulties with HRT prescribing along with contraception including the new research on the progesterone-only pill. Other topics will include neurodiversity in women’s health, many aspects of postnatal care, low libido and vulval dermatology.
We hope you will be able to join us and look forward to seeing you.
Clinic
Hot Topics Clinic
Tuesday 15th October 2024
7:00 PM
Come and join NB Medical with CRUK as we dive into the latest research on gynaecological cancers. With guest speaker Louise Hanna, based in Velindre, Wales, we will discuss the risk factors, prevention to the latest evidence surrounding recognition and referral. This is an hour of free CPD that promises to enhance your diagnosis and management of suspected gynaecological cancer.
Online Course
Dermatology
With dermatology appearing in up to 25% of our general practice consultations, many skin conditions being managed exclusively in primary care, and for patients who require a referral they are facing increasingly longer waiting times, now is a great time to update and refresh our dermatology knowledge. The aim of this webinar is to increase your diagnostic skills, confidence and management of the common dermatology conditions we see in primary care.
Clinic
Hot Topics Clinic
Tuesday 17th September 2024
7:00 PM
Join us for a FREE webinar on Lower GI Disease. Identifying the cause of bowel symptoms can be challenging even for seasoned clinicians. In this NB Clinic, we explore a new Lower GI Diagnostic Pathway for general practice, produced by primary and secondary healthcare professionals in conjunction with organisations including the British Society of Gastroenterology, Crohn’s & Colitis UK, Coeliac UK and more, which makes these clinical dilemmas easier to manage.
Online Course
Palliative and End of Life Care
Providing high-quality care to our patients as they approach the end of their lives is one of the most important, challenging and rewarding aspects of our work in general practice. The vast majority of palliative care is provided in the community, and, in primary care, we play a pivotal role in providing compassionate, holistic care when our patients need it most.
By Dr Neal Tucker
Welcome to Season 6 of the Hot Topics podcast with Dr Neal Tucker. The summer holidays are over and it’s back to work so time for a new podcast.
By Dr Laura Darby
The rates of Pertussis infection have surged this year, with over 12 000 laboratory confirmed cases reported to the UK HSA between January and July 2024 in England alone. Whilst any age group can be affected,...
By NB Medical
A complimentary KISS Summary from NB Medical looking at the latest guidance on the management of DOACs and reduced renal function
As a general practitioner, continuing professional development is very important in keeping your knowledge and skills up-to-date. CPD opportunities offer the chance to stay current with the latest healthcare advancements, ensuring that you can provide high-quality care to your patients.
One of the most crucial aspects of CPD is it's impact on patient care and outcomes. By regularly participating in CPD activities, you can refresh your understanding of common symptoms, update your knowledge on new treatment options and learn about emerging best practices in primary care. This allows you to better serve your patients by providing accurate diagnoses, effective treatments and appropriate referrals when necessary.
Moreover, engaging in CPD programs helps practitioners identify areas for improvement and growth. Through self-assessment exercises or feedback from colleagues or trainers, valuable insights into areas where further training or education may be beneficial can be gained. This proactive approach enables practitioners to address any gaps in their knowledge or skills.
Understanding the relevance of one's own CPD needs to their practice is crucial. GPs should consider the specific needs of their patient population and tailor their learning accordingly. For example, if a GP primarily works with elderly patients, focusing on geriatric medicine topics would be highly relevant. Aligning CPD activities with both personal and patient care needs ensures that every learning opportunity adds value and ultimately improves patient outcomes.
Continuing professional development is very important for maintaining and enhancing your knowledge and skills. It allows you to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in healthcare, ensuring that you provide the most satisfying care to your patients. Here is some advice on how to maximise the benefits of CPD: