15 October 2019 PLT
Over 270 colleagues from primary care attended the October session and the feedback has been very positive. As with each event, we will take your comments into consideration when planning future sessions.
View the opening presentation slides.
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Time |
Session |
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1.30 pm |
Arrival with tea and coffee |
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2.00 pm |
Welcome: Dr Nigel Wells, Clinical Chair, NHS Vale of York CCG |
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2.05pm |
Plenary session: Dr Dan Cottingham, Macmillan GP Cancer and End of Life Lead Vale of York CCG. This session will put the spotlight on palliative and end of life care. Dan will focus on how we can continue to improve our service for all patients in light of Electronic Palliative Care Co-ordination Systems (EPaCCS) and the new requirements in the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) for end of life care. |
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2.40pm |
Workshop one |
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3.50pm |
Networking and refreshments |
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4.20pm |
Workshop two |
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5.30pm |
Close |
Videos about the impact of Protected Learning Time on patient care
- Nigel Wells: https://youtu.be/W9dQmEz3l_g
- Matthew Carr (GP Trainee): https://youtu.be/715jS_iK2wY
- Stephen Stewart (ACP):https://youtu.be/5tqNolxvX80
- Kevin Anderson (GP & HYMS) :https://youtu.be/tPua_zS2Tl8
- Ashleigh Fletcher (HCA):https://youtu.be/wJqAr0TPeX8
- Rebecca Field (GP): https://youtu.be/xH2XQ_glGOI
Presentations
Please find all of the presentations that we have received for the 15 October PLT session.
Welcome and plenary session
Opening session by Dr Dan Cottingham on Transforming end of life care with EPaCCS
Workshops
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Room Number |
Workshop |
Presentation |
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Menopause Matters Presented by: Dr Clare Spencer , GP partner at the Meanwood Group Practice and GPwSI in menopause and gynaecology |
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Management of injuries to non-independently mobile children and local learning: Safeguarding session Presented by: Jacqui Hourigan, Nurse Consultant Primary Care, Janette Griffiths Named Nurse Primary Care. |
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3 |
Antibiotic prescribing: How can you reduce your reliance on antibiotics in this era of multiply resistant bacteria Presented by: Dr Neil Todd, Clinical Director for Hull York Pathology Service and Clinical Microbiologist. York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. |
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Dealing with over-diagnosis – the Goldilocks principle and “just enough” medicine Presented by: Joanne Reeve, GP and Professor of Primary Care research |
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5 |
Adverse Childhood Experiences and trauma informed practice Presented by: Dr Clare Snodgrass, Clinical Director TEWV, Children and Young People North Yorkshire and York. |
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6 |
Breast cancer: Mastalgia, breast lumps and gynaecomastia. A Primary Care Guide to management of all things breast Presented by: Dr Jenny Piper, Consultant Breast Surgeon, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. |
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7 |
Diabetes – from diagnosis to treatment Presented by: Vijay Jayagopal, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. |
Algorithm for the Management of Type 2 Diabetes
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8 |
FIT (Faecal Immunochemical Test) workshop Presented by: Dr James Turvill, Consultant Gastroenterologist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Mr Praminthra Chitsabesan, Colorectal Surgeon and Lead for York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. |
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9 |
No Dip – a project to change the diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections in over 65 years of age. For nurses and HCAs. Presented by: Jo Raper Lead CCG Nurse for Infection and Prevention Sharon Oyston- Team Lead for Community Infection Prevention team. |
We are still awaiting the no-dip presentation. Please check back at a later date. |
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10 |
Early Help and Healthy Child programme: Getting the best start in life Presented by: Jon Coates, Senior Early Help Consultant (Central), Children and Families North Yorkshire County Council and Russell Dowson, Healthy Child Service Manager North Team, City of York Council |
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11 |
Travel advice: conditions and vaccinations Presented by: Yvonne Gibney, Independent Travel Health Specialist Nurse |
We are still awaiting the travel advice presentation. Please check back at a later date. |
