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 31/03/2010

Timetable for this session

9.00 CSA practice- Uche, Naheeda and James

10.30 Coffee

11.00 Zach de Beer- Consultant Clinical psychologist- Eating disorders

12.30 Lunch

1.30 PD session

2.00 Dr Paul Marfleet. Orthopaedic medicine, joint examination.

Preparatory work

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CSA practice- Uche, Naheeda and James Zach de Beer- Consultant Clinical psychologist- Eating disorders Dr Paul Marfleet. Orthopaedic medicine, joint examination  
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4 4 Good CSA practice sessions. 4 4 Good to know about COPE and referral criteria for Eating disorders.
3 3 need to follow a systematic way during consultation with good signposting 3 2 vey useful session clarifies criteria for urgent referral 5 4 examination of the shoulder and knee joints can be done quite quickly if one follows a structured routine
4 4 The importance taking a proper history in joint injuries. 3 3 4 4
5 5 shoulder and knee joint examination. 3 3 4 4
4 3 you can never stop learning. Trying to keep it under 10 min can be challenging 3 3 Self referral by adults to COPE. 4 4 Presentation and actual examination of shoulder and knee was very handy. Why don't we collate all the nice open ended phrases for CSA for all the 3 domains. We can then practice them into our routine consultations.
4 4 Great handouts with information about COPE and referral criteria and the Kings information about eating disorders and relevant investigations. Will feel relatively prepared when/if faced with a patient with possible eating disorders. 5 5 Really useful. Found the teaching of telling difference between frozen shoulder and impingment really handy and easy to remember.
5 good csa practice 4 good information re- refferal and investigations 5 Excellent presentation.And examination technique was quick and efficient -
4 4 All the 3 cases were relevant to GP. 1) How to take detailed sexual history 2) things to consider when an epipeltic women comes for acne problems - issues like antibiotic prescribing, discussing options like dianette etc and also taking into onsideration the metabolism of medications whilst on anti-epileptics. 3 3 1) learnt about care pathway and how to identify patinets with eating disorders and refer 5 5 1) excellent presentation and hands on training on joint examination was useful Could Dr Marfleet could demonstrate joint injection on |dummies if possible please?
4 3 Good cases 4 3 Useful seesion on referral processes. 4 5 Really useful practical session. More psych speakers would be useful for clinical guidance as this is an area most have little experience in.
4 3 shoulder examination with different special tests to rule out ACJ dysfunction and painful arc syndrome and rotator cuffs problems 2 2 5 5 MORE DR MARFLEET please!!!
4 4 history taking skills in STIs 4 4 referal criteria for eating disorder 4 4 examination technique
3 3 4 4
5 5 Good to recap sexual history taking as not an area we cover much. Also I was reminded that antibiotics does not interfere with the POP. 4 4 The local referral pathways 5 5 Really good session, was useful to go through the theory then practice in smaller groups. Would be good to have another session from Dr Marfleet, maybe looking at some of the other joints and common musculoskeletal problems seen in general practice.