In this module you will be guided on the types and classification of hypertension, the causes of hypertension.you will also learn about the principles underlying management of hypertension and acceptable treatment modalities. Finally you will learn about the talking points for health education to clients and caregivers.
In this module, you will learn about the syndromic approach to the management of sexually transmitted diseases. The various STIs syndromes are discussed and how to identify them. Specific RDTs that can narrow down diagnosis are stipulated. You will also be able to know the counseling points for clients, sexual partners and care....
Over the years, client satisfaction has been at forefront of any service oriented processes. The medical laboratory test result is a major decider in the conventional approach to diseases diagnosis. It is said to provide over 70% of the evidenced based requirements for accurate diagnosis. Laboratory test result is a product for....
Adolescents seem to be the "black sheep" of medicine. We are joined by Dr Zakira Sablay from the Adolescent Centre of Excellence and Dr Rebecca Sher to talk about the challenges of setting up a centre for adolescents and how to manage these patients with complex chronic conditions.
Prof Tracy Kilborn gives a fantastic approach to the Paediatric CXR. Her approach include: 1. What are you looking for, what is the clinical context? 2. Technical aspects 3. Is there air trapping? 4. Mediastinum/airways 5. Black: pneumothorax, airway, cysts, symmetry, fluid level, etc 6. White: consolidation, groun....
SAPA webinar 19 Aug 2020. The authors of the 2020 South African Thoracic Society guidelines go through the diagnosis and management of community-acquired pneumonia in children.
A very popular talk from the SAPRA wellness workshop on 4th December 2021 by Prof Suvira Ramlall on how to take care of ourselves.
SAPA education webinar 25 November 2020. Anaesthetist Dr Dean Nolte talks through peri-procedural pain management in children, and Sr Angie Skrikker highlights non-pharmaceutical aspects.
The issue of whether children should return to school or not has come up again at the start of 2021, as SA tries to deal with a devastating second wave of COVID. But SAPA still thinks children should return to school immediately. In this webinar, Dr Despina Demoupolos, SAPA EXCO member, discusses the evidence and the reasons for....
Prof Alan Horn, neonatologist, goes through the basics of cranial ultrasound in neonates. A must view for all paediatric registrars.
SAPA webinar 28 April 2021. Dr Dave Le Roux tells you all you need to know when you're starting out, to make your research journey easier. He covers the research process, data management, data collection, data cleaning and (a very little bit about) analysis.
Learn about feeding and swallowing issues in children, surgical options for such issues.
Learn about the Neonatal Anaemia and Transfusion Thresholds.
Here we'll explore how to diagnose and manage asthma.
Here will cover the diagnosis and management of diabetes in pregnancy.
Take a moment to think about the consultations you have daily with patients living with NCDs. Whether the NCD is diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory disease, or cancer, you will systematically go through diagnosis and management. But in order to properly manage your patients, you need to educate them abou....
Here will explore how to diagnose and support patients with heart failure.
Here we will look at how to conduct a diabetic foot assessment.
This session reviews the aetiology, pathology and radiology of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP), also known as extrinsic allergic alveolitis.
This session describes the common causes of linear or reticular patterns on chest radiographs (CXR).
The chest x-ray (CXR) can influence both early and late decisions in the management of major trauma. It is necessary to understand the mechanics of trauma and the influence of this on CXR interpretation, with particular reference to further investigations.
This session begins with a brief review of some key points of anatomy relating to the mediastinum on the chest radiograph (CXR). Following this is an overview of the radiological appearances (plain film and cross-sectional).
This session will outline thoracic complications of human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) in adults and illustrate the radiological features in a series of HIV/AIDS-related cases.
This session introduces the learner to the British Thoracic Society (BTS) guidelines for the diagnosis and management of suspected acute pulmonary embolism (PE), which have been accepted and implemented by most institutions in the UK.
Ultrasound has changed the medical approach to early pregnancy problems. This session will equip you with knowledge of the typical ultrasound appearances of normal early pregnancy development and the pitfalls, which is essential for the diagnosis and management of normality and early pregnancy failure.