March 1, 2021
This recording is taken from the webinar Heart Failure & Dermatology Update on the 26th February 2021
Heart Failure - Carl Brookes, Cardiologist and divisional director at HHFT
Carl will cover:
- Heart Failure - types and treatments
- How to diagnose it
- Role of BNP
- New therapeutic options
- When to involve palliative care
Dermatology - Dr Ed Gibbons
From the Swampy Lowlands to the Ivory Towers; Tips from a GP on a year as a Link Speciality Doctor in Dermatology. Ed Gibbons has been working in Dermatology at HHFT as part of the GP Link Speciality Programme for the last 12 months. He will share his learning and some of the tips and tricks from the last year around skin lesion recognition and diagnosis for GPs, ANPs and GP Registrars. The talk will cover the benefits using a dermatoscope in clinical practice and how high quality imaging of lesions can help clinicians and patients.
- Revision of benign lesions
- Use of dermoscopy
- Making images useful and efficient
- 2ww pathway
- Role of advice and guidance for uncertain lesions.
February 24, 2021
Strategies for dealing with complexity presented by Dr Andrew Morrice
- How to help when you are feeling "stuck"
- Helping patients and clinicians access their personal resources and networks to meet unmet needs
- Exploring how our environment plays a role in problems
- Managing complexity using key principles to improve consulting
This recording is taken from the webinar ' Heads & Hearts, theirs & ours Eating Disorders, Complexity & Medical Mistakes' on 23rd February 2021
February 24, 2021
Eating disorders: what GPs need to know presented by Dr Hana Burgess and specialist psychologist Adam Cox
Although rare eating disorders can have a devastating impact and this session will cover the GP role in the assessment of physical health and how to assess risk, when to consider referral and when to consider admission/using the Mental Health Act. The session will also cover some of the psychological treatments patients are offered from specialist services. There will also be an opportunity for Q&A.
This recording is taken from the webinar ' Heads & Hearts, theirs & ours Eating Disorders, Complexity & Medical Mistakes' on 23rd February 2021
February 5, 2021
An opportunity for PMs to hear the latest guidance for practices from the team at Wessex LMCs
February 4, 2021
Following superb feedback from our October 2020 webinar we are delighted to invite Dr Paul Cook, consultant in Chemical Pathology & Metabolic Medicine, back again. Dr Cook manages to make interpretation of biochemical tests seem so easy with a real emphasis on the Primary Care management of abnormal results.
The session will cover a wide range of topics including:
- Hyponatraemia
- Creatinine/Acute Kidney Injury
- HbA1c
- Tumour markers
February 3, 2021
This is a recording from a live webinar ran on 03 February 2021
Dr Camilla Janssen presents an hour-long webinar aimed at GPs, Health Care Physicians and Allied Health Professionals. This webinar covers:
- COVID Oximetry @ home - Dr Caroline O'Keeffe, GP lead for COVID Hot Hub and Virtual Ward, North Hampshire.
- Long COVID – Dr Robin Harlow, HIOW Long COVID primary care lead, Clinical Director for Primary Care Development SHFT, GP Partner Willow Group, PCN Clinical Director Gosport Central. Karen West, Physiotherapist and AHP lead for South East.
- Paeds COVID - Sanjay Patel, Infectious Disease Consultant at University Hospital Southampton and Healthier Together Lead.
You can watch back the webinar recording and access the slides here: https://www.wessexlmcs.com/covid19webinars
February 1, 2021
GP Dr Camilla Janssen discusses with Emergency Department Consultant Helen Keeton about how secondary care is dealing with COVID in terms of numbers through the door, flow through the hospital, clinical assessment and management of these patients. Overview of how they assess a patient’s oxygen requirement. An understanding of the criteria secondary care use to determine severity and likely deterioration. They also cover the information used to inform a patients' discharge and an understanding when secondary care would like us to refer patients back into their service for further assessment. This will help us give a consistent joined up message across primary and secondary care, which can only be done if we have a good understanding of what our secondary care colleagues are doing. We continue to learn from each other in these evolving and uncertain times.