PROGRAMME
- Thursday 2nd November 2017
Millennium Gloucester Hotel & Conference Centre
4-18 Harrington Gardens
London SW7 4LH
› 2017 NOVEMBER STUDY DAY
97% of participants rated the overall educational value of the meeting as excellent with 100% saying the day met with their expectations. In terms of rating the meeting more specifically, 94% said it was an ideal forum for learning new information, 83% said it was valuable for sharing best practice and over 50% found it really helpful for networking.
Of most importance was that 92% felt that the meeting would help to significantly improve their clinical practice in the future. PCUS is committed to delivering valued education that can help make a positive difference to delivering primary care.
Presentations
Thursday 2nd November 2017
Please note that presentations
must not be used or re-produced
without the author’s permission.
Clinical Cases |
Geoff Hackett, Good Hope Hospital, Birmingham » Clinical Cases: Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome (PDF 5Mb) |
Rotating Break-out Sessions |
Dr John Nash, GPwSI Urology » Scrotal Lumps (PDF 1.3Mb) Dr Jonny Coxon, GP, Brighton» primary care is well placed to assess erectile dysfunction (external link) |
Plenary |
Richard Ma, GP & NIHR Clinical Research Fellow Imperial College London » STIs – Current Presentation and Management in Primary Care (PDF 2.8Mb) |
Plenary |
Jon Rees, North Somerset » LUTS in the Modern Era (PDF 1.5Mb) |