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Medical Problem Solving

Central CPD

7 years ago
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Date: Friday 6th October, 2017 - Friday 6th October, 2017
Start time: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Duration: 7 hour(s)
Cost: £295

Pattern recognition is one of the stalwarts of clinical practice. A combination of book-learning and experience helps us all to know that the pot-bellied, panting, polyphagic, polydipsic dog is very likely to be Cushingoid. However, when the situation is less clear-cut, or there are conflicting clinical findings, it is easy to become lost. In these situations, a problem-based approach becomes imperative.

The plan in this interactive one-day session is to explore some challenging medical cases using this problem-based approach. The cases will be a range of endocrine, respiratory, GI, urogenital and beyond! During the case work-ups we will look critically at clinical pathology, imaging and histopathology results in the quest to make diagnoses and plan treatments for these patients- it will be a whistle-stop tour of advanced internal medicine! The objective of this session is to improve confidence and promote a logical approach when dealing with more challenging medical cases. An ideal day for those undertaking medicine modules in certificates.

Topics to be covered include:
• How to approach cases using problem-based techniques
• Interpretation of diagnostic tests and imaging
• Logical systemic approach for investigation of endocrine, respiratory, GI and urogenital cases.

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Who is it for?

Veterinary Surgeons

The Speakers

Fiona Adam<br /> BVM&S MRCVS DipECVIM<br /> European Recognised Specialist in Internal Medicine<br /> <br /> Fiona graduated from the Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh in 2006. She completed an internship and residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Liverpool. In 2011 she finished her residency and gained her European Diploma in Internal Medicine. She became a RCVS recognised specialist in Small Animal Medicine in 2013. She currently works at North Downs Specialist Referrals, a large multi-disciplinary hospital in Surrey, where she is part of the medicine team.

The Venue

Kings College
London

Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as

7 hours

Registration and Booking

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