Improving Consistency in IBS Care

Name: Improving Consistency in IBS Care
Start: 2024-11-06T12:30:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-06T13:15:00+00:00

6th Nov 2024

12:30 - 1:15pm (GMT)

General Practice

Gastroenterology

6th Nov 2024

12:30 - 1:15pm (GMT)

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IBS Care is a nightmare for GPs.

Guidelines are confusing, diagnosis is tricky and treatments don't universally work.

So how can we navigate this?

Dr Tom Milligan is a GP with an eye for detail and an interest in teaching and IBS. He takes you through an industry sponsored talk covering:

Improving Diagnostic Accuracy
Identifying Pitfalls in Care
Guideline Update
Explores the role of the microbiome and evidence for Probiotic Prescribing

Dr Tom Milligan is a GP with over 20 years working in the NHS. He has industry recognition having won the Healthcare leader of the Year and the Clinician of the year for work supporting the quality improvement in Primary Care. His interests include evidence based medicine and gut health. He is developing a range of free GP teaching in a soon to be launched venture, 'free CPD club'.

Summary

This insightful teaching session, "Improving Consistency in IBS Care," will greatly benefit medical professionals aiming to enhance their understanding and patient care strategies for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). You will learn about the latest diagnostic criteria, treatment approaches, and the importance of uniformity in care. This session can enrich your clinical practice, contribute to improved patient satisfaction, and potentially lead to better IBS management outcomes. Stay top-tier in your field by consolidating your IBS care approach.

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Learning objectives

To understand the current limitations and inconsistencies in the treatment and care of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).
To learn about the up-to-date treatment strategies and guidelines for managing IBS, helping to improve the consistency of care and patient outcomes.
To identify the various presentations of IBS and its key diagnostic indicators in order to ensure timely and accurate diagnosis.
To gain knowledge on the different types of IBS and customize treatment plans to enhance person-centered care.
Increase confidence in the science of the microbiome and how it can be manipulated to lessen symptoms of IBS

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