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BMJ Masterclass for Physicians: Respiratory Medicine, Manchester

A practical one day update helping clinicians to manage common conditions in respiratory medicine, such as asthma exacerbations, smoking cessation, COPD, pleural effusions, pneumonia and sleep apnoea.

When Thursday 01 May 2008
Contact Name Alexandra Barr
Contact Email
Contact Phone 020 7383 6864

Overview

This masterclass will deliver essential updates in the lastest evidence based medicine and best practice for clinicians in respiratory medicine. Learn about:

  • Preventing exacerbations in asthma
  • Smoking cessation
  • Reducing COPD exacerbations
  • Pleural effusions
  • Pneumonia
  • Sleep apnoea.

Who should attend:

Consultants and specialist registrars in:

  • Respiratory medicine
  • Cardiology
  • General medicine
  • Geriatric medicine
  • Accident and emergency medicine
  • Intensive care units and critical care

This masterclass will also be of interest to associate specialists, staff grades, and general practitioners and nurses with a special interest in respiratory medicine.

Why attend?

  • Keep up to date with recent changes and developments in respiratory medicine
  • Interact with and learn best practice from leading experts
  • Network with your peers and experts throughout the day
  • Earn required CPD points

Below are topics from the past programmes to help you keep track of your learning progress:

2007 programme:

  • Managing patients with COPD
  • Diagnosing and managing pulmonary embolism
  • Bronchiectasis: impact, significance and management
  • Pulmonary fibrosis: diagnosis, management and outcome
  • Lung cancer: early detection and the latest treatments available

2006 programme:

  • How to diagnose and manage patients with difficult asthma
  • How to manage patients with COPD and respiratory failure
  • Opportunist mycobacterial disease: how to treat patients with pulmonary disease