Venue: London Bridge Hospital, St Olaf House, The Board Room
Time: 12.30pm - 4pm
| Time | Session | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 12.30 - 1.00pm |
Welcome - 'NICE Prostate Cancer Guidelines February 2008: A GP Update' |
Rick Popert |
| 1.00 - 1.30pm |
'Sex in the City!' - A GP Sexual Health Update |
Cath Rodgers |
| 1.30 - 2.30pm | Lunch | |
| 2.30 - 4.00pm | Management of Common Urology - Panel Discussion with GP Directed Questions | Panel |
A forum for interaction and discussion on the management of common urological problems. Topics could include Microscopic & Macroscopic Haematuria, Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections, Acute Ureteric Colic, Scrotal Swellings, Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms and Investigations, and Erectile Dysfunction.
Please forward by email any specific questions, problems, or cases you would like discussed to Miranda.Mays@hcahealthcare.co.uk. These will form the basis for Interactive Case Study Presentations.
| Speakers / Panel: |
Dr Cath Rodgers - Consultant Physician (GU Medicine), Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Rick Popert - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Jonathan Olsburgh - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Tim O'Brien - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Shamin Khan - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Nick Hegarty - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Prokar Dasgupta - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Mr Declan Cahill - Consultant Urologist, Guy's & St Thomas' / LBH
Please note: Certificates of attendance will be offered.
Venue: London Bridge Hospital, St Olaf House, The Board Room
Time: 12pm - 4pm
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the commonest cardiac arrhythmia. Who should have warfarin? Who should be cardioverted? Is there a cure? Who should get what treatment? These questions will be answered for you at our seminar.
A consequence of the ongoing debate surrounding the contemporary treatment of AF is that many non specialists are now confused and uncertain how to best manage their AF patients. This seminar hopes to clarify AF management for GP’s by reviewing these controversies and offering simple guidelines. In addition, a live AF ablation case will be performed. We hope this will demystify the procedure and demonstrate that, for appropriate patients, it is a safe and effective way of treating this common condition.
| Time | Session | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 12pm | Welcome AF – Is it Safe to Ignore or Should We Try and Restore Sinus Rhythm in Everyone | Mark Earley |
| 12.20pm | A Quick Guide to Restoring and Maintaining Sinus Rhythm | Simon Sporton |
| 12.40pm | Warfarin - Who Needs it? | Mark Earley |
| 1pm | Catheter Ablation of AF - The Patient Journey | Claire Chitty |
| 1.15pm | Introduction of Case | Richard Schilling |
| 1.20-1.45pm | Lunch | |
| 2.00-4.00pm | Ablation of paroxysmal AF. Live case performed at London Bridge hospital. |
Richard Schilling |
| During case | Catheter Ablation of AF: Strategy and How it is Done | Simon Sporton |
| 4.00pm | Close of meeting |
Speakers:
Claire Chitty - Arrhythmia nurse specialist, London Bridge Hospital Mark Earley - Consultant Cardiologist, St Barts and London Bridge Hospitals Richard Schilling - Consultant Cardiologist, St Barts and London Bridge Hospitals Simon Sporton - Consultant Cardiologist, St Barts and London Bridge Hospitals
Please note: Certificates of attendance will be offered.
Background Information:
The London Bridge GP Liaison Department runs educational sessions for GP’s.
We offer:
The seminars allow us to:
For further information on educational seminars for GP’s, please contact Miranda Mays, GP Liaison Officer: telephone 0207 234 2093; email Miranda.Mays@HCAhealthcare.co.uk.
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