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PCRMM webinar – Vitamin D and Calcium: an overview: an overview with a focus on bone health
Dr Zoe Paskins and Dr Sarah Hardcastle This webinar about calcium and vitamin D covers: indications for testing; interpretation and significance of abnormal results; calcium and vitamin D replacement; and, […]
PCRMM Webinar: Chest Pain and Paediatric MSK
This webinar will include 2 compelling talks from Dr Lucy Douglas. In the first, “Musculoskeletal chest pain a clinical approach” , Lucy will try to cover the important causes of […]
PCRMM Webinar: MSK Masqueraders and Urgent Referrals
For this webinar David Wilson and Krystian Dawiec who both work in primary care will look at some cases and conditions that may present in a First Contact practitioners Clinic. […]
PCRMM Webinar: Return to Activity and Exercise after COVID-19
Webinar by Cathy Thomson, Physiotherapist, working as an APP in Musculoskeletal knee, hip and spinal clinics at the Royal Surrey Hospital, Guildford.
Physical activity in the time of Covid-19
Dr David Salman, a GP and clinical research fellow at Imperial College, London interested in the role of physical activity in prevention of disease, and how to increase physical activity […]
Managing Long-COVID: Sport & Exercise Medicine (SEM) Perspective
Dr Amal Hassan, ST6 Registrar in Sport & Exercise Medicine, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, Senior Clinical Teaching Fellow, University College London, Division of Surgery and Interventional Science.
PCRMM Webinar: FCP Integration into the Workforce
Our first webinar, “FCP Implementation into the Workforce” took place on 28th January 2021 featuring 3 speakers – David Wilson, Simon Ingram and Abigail Henderson.