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Book now for Pulse 365 Virtual: Pain and MSK, Paediatrics, and Long Term Conditions on 13-14 March 2024. We invite GPs and GP Trainees working across the UK to join us for two days of clinical updates that will boost your confidence across a range of topics. Our agendas are developed after research with your peers as well as experts in healthcare, therefore you can trust the quality of the sessions. Supported by Pulse, this free online event for GPs is a great opportunity to kick-start 2024 and continue your professional development.
This event will cover topics* including:
Tickets for the Pulse 365 Virtual event are free. GPs and GP Trainees are welcome to join at any point throughout the two days – fitting in their learning accordingly around clinics and other obligations. We will be recording a selection of talks during the event which will then be made available through our On-Demand service, thereby providing ample opportunity for further study.
“I found the presentations informative and engaging. It was useful to attend a variety of topics from coverage of updates to common GP presentations to more uncommon illnesses that are important to be aware of. Very useful, thankyou!” – Dr Jessica Lewis, GP, 2023 attendee
“I found the sessions very useful. They were informative and easily accessible. It’s an efficient mode of learning and I am able to make notes easily whilst sitting at my desk.” – Dr Barry Tricklebank, GP, 2023 attendee
Given these points, we know you will benefit from attending and we look forward to welcoming you online in March.
*Any presentations we have permission to share will be accessible after the event. There will be a post-event feedback survey to complete.
** We would like to thank our sponsors for sponsoring this meeting. This includes pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca UK. These companies have only had input into their individual sessions on the programmes where clearly labelled.
Dr Donald Macgregor, Consultant paediatrician and senior lecturer in child health
Dr Ollie Hart, GP, Clinical Director Heeley Plus PCN, Director Peak Health Coaching
Dr Selena Stellman, GP lead for MSK and Personalised Care in NHS North West London, Salaried GP Fort House Surgery, Walton-on-Thames
Laura Phillips, Paediatric Dietitian, Colchester Hospital, Essex
Dr Amina Al-Yassin, GP at The Lonsdale Medical Centre, Barnardo's national clinical team GP with specialist interest in CAMHS
Prof Helen Storr, Queen Mary University of London Professor and Honorary Consultant Paediatric Endocrinologist
Prof Justin Davies, University of Southampton Consultant Paediatric Endocrinologist
Dr Riaan Swanepoel, Lead GP for child and adult safeguarding, Newcastle upon Tyne
Dr Inyang Takon, Consultant Paediatrician( Neurodevelopment), East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust
Dr Roger Henderson, General Practitioner
Dr Antonia Moore, GP and GPwER Dementia, Thorndike Partnership, Rochester, Kent, Memory Assessment Service, Britton House, Gillingham, Kent
Victoria Ruszala, Lead Pharmacist, Cardiology, North Bristol NHS Trust
Dr Nawaid Ahmad, Consultant Respiratory Physician, Shewsbury and Telford NHS Trust
Dr Kulveer Mankia, Associate Professor and Consultant Rheumatologist, Leeds Institute of Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Medicine, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Tarun Gupta, NHS GP and Occupational Health Physician
Dr Parijat De, Consultant Physician (diabetes & endocrinology), Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer, Sandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust (SWBHT)
Dr Rabia Farooq, Consultant Psychiatrist, Nottinghamshire Healthcare Foundation Trust, Green Psychiatry Limited
* Please note, this information is correct at the current time. Cogora reserve the right to amend content without prior warning.
** We would like to thank our sponsors for sponsoring this meeting. This includes pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca UK. These companies have only had input into their individual sessions on the programmes where clearly labelled.
***AstraZeneca has provided a sponsorship towards this independent Programme. AstraZeneca has had no editorial input into or control over the agenda, content development or choice of speakers, nor opportunity to influence except for the AstraZeneca sponsored symposia presentations.
