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Musculoskeletal Medicine Programme 2010
| 0800 | REGISTRATION DESK OPENS |
| 0800-0900 | REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS |
| 0900-0910 | Welcome and introduction by the Chair Dr Elspeth Wise GP, Durham, and GP with an interest in musculoskeletal education, The Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne |
| 0910-1010 | Back and neck pain – what not to miss This session will help improve your skills and knowledge in this key musculoskeletal area in primary care. Get practical advice on:
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| 1010-1100 | Hip and knee pain The expert speaker will cover the essentials in the management of patients with knee and hip pain, including:
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| 1100-1120 | REFRESHMENTS |
| 1120-1200 | Managing ankle and foot problems The speaker will give top practical tips on assessment, management and referral of patients with regional musculoskeletal foot and ankle problems such as:
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| 1200-1250 | Pain in multiple joints This session will increase your confidence in providing the best care for patients with complex musculoskeletal conditions. Our expert speakers will discuss diagnosis and management of patients with:
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| 1250-1350 | LUNCH |
| 1330-1435 | Sponsored symposium - further information to follow shortly The symposium will focus on a topic relevant to the programme and will be presented by an expert speaker. BMJ Masterclasses work with appropriate sponsors, including pharmaceutical companies, under the principles of transparency, probity and editorial independence. Read the sponsorship guidelines |
| 1435-1445 | Learning bite: Gout |
| 1445-1525 | Shoulder pain - examination and management tips Learn more about the clinical examination and management of shoulder pain, including simple exercises and injection techniques. The speaker will also highlight potential pitfalls in the management of common conditions affecting the shoulder. |
| 1525-1545 | REFRESHMENTS |
| 1545-1605 | Learning bite: Sports injuries |
| 1605-1655 | 'Have I got arthritis Doctor?' - Management of elbow and hand complaints in primary care This patient based session will address differential diagnosis and management of:
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| 1655-1700 | SUMMARY AND CLOSING REMARKS |
ALL CONTENT HAS BEEN REVIEWED BY THE EDITOR
PROGRAMME SUBJECT TO CHANGE
