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Bladder cancer is considered the 'Cinderella' of urological cancers - despite being one of the 10 most common cancers in the UK.
With the support of Action Bladder Cancer UK, this free clinic from NB will aim to focus on the diagnostic challenge that exists in Primary Care, highlighting the subtle signs that may point to the existence of bladder cancer. We will review the current referral criteria and the management of visible and non-visible haematuria. Relevant to anyone who ever uses urine dipsticks, this clinic will increase awareness of bladder cancer and work towards improving it's earlier diagnosis.
You will be able to claim 1 CPD credit for this online webinar.
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The Hot Topics GP Update course is the original one day course to update GPs with the latest developments in the literature and to serve as a platform for CPD and help to deliver better patient care. The course revolves around short, engaging presentations that merge recent clinical evidence with real-life clinical scenarios.
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Bladder cancer is considered the 'Cinderella' of urological cancers - despite being one of the 10 most common cancers in the UK it has seen far less investment and research compared to many rarer types of cancer. As a result, survival has not dramatically improved over the past 30 years.
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You’ve completed the hours, passed the exams and signed all the sign-offs. Still, starting work as a GP can still feel pretty daunting… So if you are newly qualified or due to CCT shortly, NB is here to help! Our half-day New to General Practice Course is packed with highly relevant clinical and non-clinical topics, scenario-based learning and top tips from the NB team.
Access to ALL Hot Topics live and on demand course webinars and online course reference books, learn in your own time at your own pace
Over 100 hours of online modules covering essential primary care topics based on realistic clinical cases
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As the cost-of-living crisis bites, the number of people living in absolute poverty is projected to rise by 3 million in 2023-24. With the effects of deprivation on health being well established, we are likely to see a negative impact on many of our patients’ health and well-being. Despite this, asking about a patient’s financial situation can seem too challenging to squeeze into already overstretched appointments.
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The Cancer for Primary Care course will bring you right up to date with recent developments in cancer care - from changes to screening programmes, updates in cancer prevention, new hot topics in early diagnosis and developments in end-of-life care. This course will enable you to deliver optimal, evidence-based care for your patients, even during this time of Covid.
Online Course
The Hot Topics GP Update course is the original one day course to update GPs with the latest developments in the literature and to serve as a platform for CPD and help to deliver better patient care. The course revolves around short, engaging presentations that merge recent clinical evidence with real-life clinical scenarios.
S4 E13: JOMT: CVD with Dr Jim Moore; Methotrexate Monitoring, Opioid Withdrawal Strategies
By Dr Neal Tucker
Welcome to a new Hot Topics podcast from NB Medical with Dr Neal Tucker. In Just One More Thing we are joined by Dr. Jim Moore, chair of the Primary Care Cardiovascular Society, where we discuss cholesterol lowering therapies, new ways to treat heart failure, and how we may meet government targets for blood pressure control - can and should it all be done in general practice?
Obesity– it’s big news again, but what to tell our patients?
By Dr Stephanie De Giorgio
Last night the government announced a £40million programme to expand the use of new obesity treatment medications, to a pilot of community based GP led clinics. The details are yet to be clarified, but...
KISS: Hereditary Haemochromatosis
By NB Medical
NB Medical provide a complimentary Keep It Simple Summary on Hereditary Haemochromatosis.