Diet and Cardiovascular Health

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Online Courses

Want to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule? Why not try an NB Medical pre-recorded course?

With a pre-recorded NB course, you can work your way through a course at your own leisure and at your own speed. We offer 3 and 6 hour courses, broken down into topics, available 24 hours a day to suit your own schedule.

Hot Topics GP Update

Hot Topics Lifestyle Medicine Clinic

Hot Topics GP Update

Pre-Recorded Free

Join us on June 11th for a FREE interactive webinar on Lifestyle Medicine. We shall discuss what we mean by Lifestyle Medicine and the ‘6 pillars’ of change, the evidence base that underpins it, how we can best help and support patients to adopt lifestyle change and most importantly how can it be practically and effectively delivered within NHS primary care?

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Books

The Hot Topics Course reference book accompanies the course but is also available to purchase separately

The book is fully referenced with recent summaries of the evidence commonly seen in primary care. Most of our delegates use this every day, like they use the BNF.

Nurse

Hot Topics Primary Care Nurse 2024-2025 Book

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Diabetes

Hot Topics Diabetes for Primary Care 2025 Book

Upskill your Diabetes knowledge with an update in diabetes related topics seen in primary care

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Podcasts

S5 E9: “The Strike Song”; Maintaining Weight Loss; Exercise & Depression; Microplastics in Your Arteries

8th March 2024

Welcome back to the Hot Topics podcast from NB Medical with Dr Neal Tucker. In this episode we think about another year of imposed GP contract on practices in England, the BMA response and where it may lead.

Cardiology and ECG

Mental Health

Obesity

S1 E9 - Coronavirus pt.3, Salt and BP, Eggs and CVD, Why All Blood Tests are Wrong

6th March 2020

In Episode 9 of the NB Hot Topics podcast, Neal Tucker looks at the latest on coronavirus, guidance for primary care and how other countries have managed the infection. In other news he discusses the 2020 Marmot report and our patients' "Lost Decade".