Dermatology: Skin Disorders in Primary Care
- Description
- Curriculum
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CPD Hours : 3
Aims
Develop skills in assessment and management of skin disorders presenting to primary care settings.
Objectives
- Develop a structured approach to history taking in skin presentations.
- Able to use appropriate terminology in identification of common skin lesions.
- Increase knowledge around common skin disorders and their management
- Recognize when to refer and how to make an appropriate referral.
Session Content
- Principles of dermatological assessment and identification of skin disorders.
- Overview of common acute skin problems: diagnosis, differentials and management
- Assessment of skin lesions (benign lesions and skin cancers)
- Emergencies and red flags
- Recognition of serious dermatological conditions and referral pathways
Who Should Attend
Healthcare professionals working in advanced roles in primary care and general practice
Pre-Requisites
It is recommended that participants have a minimum of 2 years post qualifying experience.
Session includes
- Work booklet
- Audio presentation
- Quiz
Lecturer: Kirsty Armstrong, ANP and Senior Lecturer in Primary Care
Lecturer: Dr Varun Kumar, Trainee GP with special interest in dermatology
Recommended Courses
History Taking and Documentation Workshop
Dermatology Webinar
Advanced Skills
Minor Illness
Managing the Sick Child in Primary Care
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1Dermatology Handouts40
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2Skin Disorders Handouts2hrs
This session explores skin terminology and looks at skin conditions in darker skinned individuals.
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3Eczema, Food intolerances and skin rashes lecture recording2hr
This recording from a recent webinar by a paediatric consultant discusses the link between food intolerances and eczema in children.
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4Eczema and Emollient's1hr
This session by Dr Ahmed Kazmi explores use of steroids and emollients in primary care.
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5Dermatology MCQ5 questions
Please click complete on completion of MCQ to generate a certificate.
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