Title: Blood Tests - Managing Lipids in Primary Care Date and Time:

Thursday 16th July 13:00-14:00

Speaker: Tony Chalmers

Speaker Details:

The session is presented by Dr Tony Chalmers, a GP in Southampton with experience of both employing and teaching primary care paramedics.

Session Details: '

Do you find interpreting and managing lipids in primary care a challenge? In this session we will seek to improve understanding of lipid blood tests, the difference between primary and secondary prevention, consider treatments and when to refer'.

Paramedic Education and Support Programme (PESP) for Primary and Urgent Care

The PESP programme aims to support the educational needs of paramedics with a focus on primary and urgent care though it is open to all paramedics. Further information can be found on the PESP webpage HERE PESP teaching sessions will be led by GPs and advanced paramedics who have experience of working with or who employ paramedics in primary care. These live teaching sessions will run over lunchtime with a question and answer session at the end. Further discussion will take place using a community forum.

Booking onto the Event does not mean you will automatically have access to Moodle, you need to sign up for that separately HERE though you will only need to sign up to Moodle once.

A separate email will the sent with the Zoom link in due course if you have purchased a ticket.

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