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A care plan for osteoarthritis: safe and effective care of patients with this long term condition

This education will focus on the key diagnostic and management strategies in osteoarthritis. We will discuss both pharmacological and non-pharmacological management in primary care, consider long terms risks and new directions for care.

Mental Health Skills Training - ALM

This course is accredited by the General Practice Mental Health Standards Collaboration (GPMHSC) as a Mental Health Skills Training (MHST) program. Update and enhance your diagnosis and management of 6 key mental health areas handled in General Practice.

Risk management in cardiovascular disease - lipids

This activity looks at the management of lipid disorders as a component of overall management of cardiovascular risk in general practice. Management includes both lifestyle /non pharmacologic as well as pharmacologic modalities.

Mental Health Update - Substance Abuse

This activity looks at the key diagnostic and management features for Substance Abuse as it commonly presents in general practice. The emphasis is particularly on assessment, care planning and review.

Mental Health Update - Psychosis

This activity looks at the key diagnostic and management features for Psychosis as it commonly presents in general practice. The emphasis is particularly on assessment, care planning and review.

Mental Health Update - Schizophrenia

This activity looks at the key diagnostic and management features for Schizophrenia as it commonly presents in general practice. The emphasis is particularly on assessment, care planning and review.

Mental Health Update - Bipolar Disorder

This activity looks at the key diagnostic and management features for Bipolar Disorder as it commonly presents in general practice. The emphasis is particularly on assessment, care planning and review.

The key diagnostic features of premature ejaculation

Premature ejaculation is the most common cause of sexual dysfunction in males and few are adequately treated due mainly to a raft of patient factors.