Dealing with the Tired Patient Webclass
Up to 30% of presentations in primary care can be for patients who complain of fatigue. Dealing with this can be challenging as there are a number of outcomes and differential diagnoses.
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What's included?
When you enrol onto this module during our promotional period, you will receive exclusive access to your own private members area with direct access at any time.
Additionally, you have immediate access to a special bonus Q&A session that you can watch with Dr Oomerjee, answering the following questions and and he shares his top tips (see question 3 being answered in the video example below):
Question 1:
Should we undertake a coeliac screen in all tired patients?
Question 2:
The difference between short and long term inflammation?
Question 3:
Is there a difference between ESR and CPR in terms of choice of investigation?
Question 4:
Tiredness and deprescribing?
Question 5:
Is screening important for depression?
Question 6:
How can we educate our patients?
Question 7:
Symptoms in younger patients, are they more challenging than adults?
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- Pharmacists
- Nurses and ANPs
- Advanced and Emergency Practitioners
- Physician Associates
- HCPs who see patients for acute care
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You can access right now the answers from a recent Q&A we did with Dr Oomerjee:
Question 1:
Should we undertake a coeliac screen in all tired patients?
Question 2:
The difference between short and long term inflammation?
Question 3:
Is there a difference between ESR and CPR in terms of choice of investigation?
Question 4:
Tiredness and deprescribing?
Question 5:
Is screening important for depression?
Question 6:
How can we educate our patients?
Question 7:
Symptoms in younger patients, are they more challenging than adults?
Presented by Dr Oomerjee
Doctor in Accident & Emergency Bradford Teaching Hospitals Trust Lecturer and Module Lead for Physician Associate Studies - University of Bradford
Question 3:
Is there a difference between ESR and CPR in terms of choice of investigation?
