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SUMMARY:Menopause Myths Let's Settle the Debate
DESCRIPTION:Guest Speaker Lucy Partington-Smith – Highly Qualified Specialist Nurse and Nurse Prescriber \n\nMyths of the Menopause – Let’s Settle the Debate\nWhat is the Menopause? What is Peri Menopause?\nHRT in a Nutshell.\n10 common Myths and the Actual Facts!\nEmpowering our Patients Actually Saves Us Time!\n\n  \n \n  \nPlease note representatives from the pharmaceutical industry have sponsored the costs associated with the logistical organisation of the meeting. They have had no input into the organisation\, agenda\, slides or choice of speaker for this meeting. \nThe meeting will be facilitated by HCP Ed-UK in line with the ABPI.
URL:https://hcp-ed.co.uk/event/menopause-myths-lets-settle-the-debate-2/
LOCATION:Online via zoom
CATEGORIES:Live Presentation
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SUMMARY:Managing Parkinson's Disease
DESCRIPTION:When a patient needs more – understanding when to seek a Specialist \n  \nWebinar presented by Lucy Partington-Smith will include: \n\nExplanation of advancing Parkinson’s Disease versus acute onset changes.\nExplanation of possible complex issues you could encounter when reviewing a PD patient.\nWhat do we do when patients present with difficult symptoms?\nWhat are advanced therapies?\n\n  \n \n  \nFor HCPs working in or supporting Primary & Secondary Care
URL:https://hcp-ed.co.uk/event/managing-parkinsons-disease/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Live Presentation
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SUMMARY:Liberate with Safety
DESCRIPTION:Understanding psychological safety\, why it’s important and how to create it. \nDo you ever find yourself in a position where you want to say something\, but feel you can’t? We do! \nThis could be at home\, at work or in a social setting. It could be out of fear of looking silly or even as far as losing your job. Whatever it is\, this isn’t helpful for anyone. \nKerry Leigh from Laughology is running a free webinar (Liberate with Safety) which will give you: \n\nA greater understanding of psychological safety and its benefits.\nPractical tips for increasing psychological safety.\nInsight into what kinds of behaviours can diminish or build trust.\n\nThe webinar is running from 12:00-12:45 on Tuesday 16th May and you can book your free space here.
URL:https://hcp-ed.co.uk/event/liberate-with-safety/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Live Presentation
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SUMMARY:Liverpool Skin Club
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Liverpool Skin Club for an overview and review of the success of the new Liverpool Teledermatology Service \n6.30pm- Registration\, Exhibition and Light Buffet Supper.\n7.30pm – Welcome – Chair\n7.45pm Paul McGovern\, Programme Manager\, National Policy and the ICB Context\, Including Onward Funding\n8.15pm- Dr Stephanie Gallard\, Primary Care Lead Liverpool Practice Data from Teledermatology Uptake and Usage\n8.45pm- Dr Richard Azurdia\, Secondary Care Lead Teledermatology Impact on Secondary Care LUHFT Outcomes and Quality Issues\n9pm Carl Woodroffe\, Head of Commercial Operations\, Cinapsis Update on Latest Figures and Pathways\n9.30pm- Close \nPlaces are limited – Please register to attend by email to ann.walker-lmc@livgp.nhs.uk
URL:https://hcp-ed.co.uk/event/liverpool-skin-club/
LOCATION:The Athenaeum\, Church Alley\, Liverpool\, L1 3DD
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Complete Heart Block
DESCRIPTION:This webinar with Charlie Bloe\, Lead Nurse for Cardiology – CCU\, Raigmore Hospital\, will cover the causes and symptoms of complete heart block\, how to recognise it on an ECG and the management of this condition. \nThird-degree atrioventricular block (AV block) or complete heat block is a relatively common medical condition in which the electrical impulse generated in the sinoatrial node (SA node) in the atrium of the heart cannot transmit to the ventricles. People with complete heart block typically experience bradycardias and associated symptoms such as dizziness\, hypotension and syncope. It is more commonly seen in the elderly and is the commonest indication for permanent pacemaker implants. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://hcp-ed.co.uk/event/complete-heart-block/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Live Presentation
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