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SAFER Consulting | Part 1: Managing Diagnostic Uncertainty Safely with Good Safety-Netting Advice
- Understand why diagnostic uncertainty is inevitable in primary care consultations
- Understand why the quantity & quality of the advice that you give can determine the patient outcome
- Understand the use of the “6-C’s” safety-netting decision-making tool
- Understand the use of the “SAFER” safety-netting content tool
- Understand the use of “SBART” as a tool to improve the delivery of safety-netting advice
Tuesday, 21st January @ 7.00pm
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21
January
SAFER Consulting | Part 1: Managing Diagnostic Uncertainty Safely with Good Safety-Netting Advice
- Understand why diagnostic uncertainty is inevitable in primary care consultations
- Understand why the quantity & quality of the advice that you give can determine the patient outcome
- Understand the use of the “6-C’s” safety-netting decision-making tool
- Understand the use of the “SAFER” safety-netting content tool
- Understand the use of “SBART” as a tool to improve the delivery of safety-netting advice
7.00pm - 9.00pm
Dr Paul Silverston
Visiting Professor Anglia Ruskin University & Visiting Professor of Primary Care University of Suffolk
06
February
Anaemia
- Identify & understand the common clinical signs and symptoms of anaemia across different severity levels and types.
- Describe the normal process of erythropoiesis and the influence that key organs and factors have on it.
- Classify anaemia based on clinical features and laboratory results.
- Select and interpret appropriate laboratory investigations for diagnosing anaemia.
- Understand mechanisms behind common types of anaemia and their differentials.
- Identify treatment strategies for common anaemias and where to find appropriate guidelines.
- Develop a structured approach to identifying and treating anaemia based on its aetiology and severity.
- Apply the above to real-world clinical scenarios through case-based discussions.
