Why should patients be encouraged to do home dialysis first and what are their experiences?
Everything the novice to intermediate nurse needs to know about haemodialysis
0.75 Hours
This session gives an overview of the relative benefits of controlling blood pressure, lipids, glycaemia in type 2 diabetes in terms of macrovascular and microvascular complications, and mortality.
0.5 Hours
This session explains why and how to monitor diabetes in the community. It discusses how to prevent and manage complications with diabetes, and the support and education available to the patient.
0.5 Hours
This session reviews which medication groups are recommended for the prevention or treatment of ischaemic heart disease and provides an overview of the most commonly used drug groups.
0.5 Hours
This session aims to briefly describe the different types of left to right shunt defects and how to approach diagnosis and management.
0.5 Hours
This session discusses fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG)-positron emission tomography (PET) scanning in patients with lymphoma.
0.5 Hours
This session describes the clinical aspects and radiological imaging and staging of the various testicular tumours.
0.5 Hours
This session will cover the routine fetal anomaly scan which is performed between 18+0 weeks and 20+6 weeks gestation. The fetal anatomy examined during the scan will be described with the aid of ultrasound images and line drawings.
0.5 Hours
This session considers the ultrasound technology required to assess the fetal nuchal translucency, the criteria essential for accurate measurement and the role of nuchal translucency as a screening test for fetal abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, 18 and 13.
0.5 Hours
This session will explore the additional issues to consider over and above standard HIV care when managing HIV positive women.
This session looks at ways in which complex information may be given. This session was reviewed by David Riley and Christina Faull and last updated in April 2015.
0.5 Hours
This session describes the aetiology, presentation and management of common musculoskeletal disorders along with the impact they may have on the dental patient.
0.75 Hours
This session reviews adult first fit presentations, including the characteristic features of different epileptic seizures, when to admit to hospital, anti-epileptic therapy and important information to give patients.
0.5 Hours
This session demonstrates the usefulness of volatile anaesthetic agents in clinical anaesthesia. It describes how end-tidal agent monitoring and minimum alveolar concentration contribute to patient safety and avoidance of awareness and the methods employed to prevent awareness during anaesthesia.
0.75 Hours
This session elaborates on NICE (CG190) Guidelines, paying particular attention to the use of cardiotocography in the assessment of fetal well-being and the potential for errors in cardiotocograph interpretation.
0.5 Hours
This session is designed to explore the ways in which Primary Care can present a service that may be off putting to people and which may result in discrimination.
0.5 Hours
This session introduces the concept of health and well-being. It shows how important it is to consider this agenda in the consultation and the obligations of the general practitioner (GP).
0.5 Hours
This session introduces Michael Balint, outlines his principal ideas and describes his innovative use of the case discussion group to help doctors understand the doctor-patient relationship.
0.5 Hours
This session introduces the Practising holistically aspect of the RCGP curriculum which includes: • demonstrating the holistic mindset of a generalist medical practitioner • supporting people through experiences of health, illness and recovery This session was reviewed by Khyati Bakhai and updated in April 2023.
Presentation of the extensive work of Kidney Health Australia, an organisation who represent the consumer with kidney disease.
0.5 Hours
This session describes hoarseness and stridor and explains the investigation and management of these conditions.
0.5 Hours
This session looks at the key features of end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), how to recognise where the patient is on the disease trajectory, and how to assess the impact of the disease on the patient and his or her family. This session was reviewed by Kate Neden, John Neden, Amy Proffitt and Christina Fa....