ABOUT ISSUES & ANSWERS
Issues & Answers is a unique new FREE digital learning platform for primary care clinicians offering:
- SIX annual conference sessions plus TWO new Question Time sessions
- REGULAR educational broadcasts and webinars across the spectrum of clinical issues
- Expert-led programmes with up-to-the-minute advice and guidance
- On-demand webinars enabling you to watch again when suitable for you
- Accompanying factsheets, slides & CPD modules
Conference Sessions
A unique, expert-led series of interactive broadcasts providing practical advice and guidance for the whole primary care team confronted with the challenges of caring for patients suffering from Long Covid.
Registration is completely FREE and CPD points are awarded for attendance.
Covid survivors report a bewildering complex of long-term consequences.
Each expert presentation will help you to:
- Identify patients at risk
- Highlight high-risk patients
- Provide best care
- Offer non-therapeutic support
- Know when to refer to specialist care
Find out more » Register now »
Webinars and broadcasts from Issues & Answers
Regular FREE educational webinars and broadcasts from our inspirational experts reviewing key topics, addressing the latest clinical issues and offering guidance and practical advice for primary care clinicians. Each one also includes slides, factsheets and CPD points plus they are all available to view again on-demand.
Upcoming webinars:
Modern Medicines Series – GLP-1 Receptor Agonists: What we need to know
Modern Medicines Series – SGLT2 Inhibitors: What we need to know
Now available to watch again and download the resources.
Modern medicines series SGLT2 Inhibitors (Progs 1-3) »
Asthma: What the experts have been talking about in 2020 »
Three ages of syncope; syncope in children, pregnancy and the elderly »
The Essentials of Insulin series »
Preventing and Managing Cardiovascular Disease in a virtual setting »
For more information please contact JANE BOYLE on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 01789 766098.