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Primary dysmenorrhoea in young women
Dysmenorrhoea is extremely common but often under-treated. This screencast will update learners on how to approach a first consultation on...
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Published
14 September 2024 -
Course duration
15 minutes
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is an RNA virus which causes respiratory infections; the most significant clinical effects are in infants and...
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Published
27 August 2024 -
Course duration
15 minutes
Inflammatory Arthritis
Recent years have seen the publication of several new guidelines relating to the diagnosis of inflammatory arthritis and the monitoring of disease...
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Published
31 July 2024 -
Course duration
30 minutes
Essential Knowledge Update 2022.3: Sep 2022
This Update consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on: Medicine dependence or withdrawal symptoms and opioid reduction...
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Published
22 July 2024 -
Course duration
150 minutes
Essential Knowledge Update 2022.2: May 2022
This Update consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on: Childhood constipation, Urticaria, Pelvic floor dysfunction & overactive...
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Published
22 July 2024 -
Course duration
150 minutes
Essential Knowledge Update 2022.1: Jan 2022
This Update consists of four modules covering new and changing knowledge on: Consultation for red eye, Management of irritable bowel syndrome...
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Published
22 July 2024 -
Course duration
120 minutes
Skin Infections
Online course for GPs and primary care health professionals to improve the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients presenting with skin...
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Published
22 July 2024 -
Course duration
135 minutes
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
Fetal Alcohol Disorders are a common group of neurodevelopmental abnormalities caused by prenatal alcohol exposure. A diagnosis remains challenging...
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Published
25 June 2024 -
Course duration
30 minutes
Gender bias in pain
This course looks at gender bias in the context of assessment and management of pain in the primary care setting. It will consider the evidence for...
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Published
19 June 2024 -
Course duration
60 minutes
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