Back Pain Management in primary care ML2103

CPD Hours : 3

Aims

This session aims to develop your consultation skills in assessing patients who present

with back pain in primary care.

Objectives

• Develop skills in taking a structured history in a patient presenting with back pain
• Recognise yellow flags and how to manage
• Recognise red flags and able to safety net or refer appropriately.
• Use a case study approach to explore current treatment options and differential diagnosis

 Who Should Attend

Pharmacists, advanced paramedics and nurses wishing to develop skills in clinical decision-making, identifying red flags and management of minor illness presentations in general practice, urgent care and walk in centres. A case study approach is used to explore differential diagnoses, and pharmacological and non pharmacological interventions including safety netting and worsening care advice.

Pre-Requisites

It is recommended that participants have a minimum of 2 years post qualifying experience and reviewed the pre-course recommended videos on neurological examination.

Session includes

• Work booklet
• Audio presentation
• Quiz

Lecturer: Dr Parmy Deol, A&E Consultant Chelsea and Westminster Hospital

Recommended Courses

3 Day Clinical History Taking, Documentation and Examination Skills

Neurological Assessment Workshop

Back Pain webinar

Advanced Skills

Minor Illness

Minor Injuries