Dr Sanjeeva Hulangamuwa a consultant Dermatologist from Chilaw General Hospital in Sri Lanka covering tropical dermatology including leprosy, leishmaniasis and cutaneous TB
Lancaster DermSoc - Tropical Dermatology Teaching
Description
Summary
Enhance your understanding of tropical dermatology in this unique teaching session led by Dr. Sanjeeva Hulangamuwa, a renowned consultant dermatologist from Chilaw General Hospital, Sri Lanka. Gain in-depth insights into skin conditions significant in tropical regions including leprosy, leishmaniasis, and cutaneous TB. This is a remarkable opportunity for medical professionals to expand their knowledge and skills, enabling them to provide better care for patients affected by these conditions. Don't miss out!
Learning objectives
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Objective 1: Understanding the Basics - Participants should be able to describe the fundamental concepts of tropical dermatology, including the primary environmental factors and epidemiology affecting the prevalence of skin diseases in tropical regions.
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Objective 2: Recognize Key Symptoms - By the end of the session, participants should be adept at recognizing and diagnosing common symptoms of key tropical dermatological conditions such as leprosy, leishmaniasis, and cutaneous TB.
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Objective 3: Discuss Treatments - Participants will gain knowledge of the latest treatments and therapies for these tropical dermatological diseases. They will also learn about possible side effects and contraindications of these treatments.
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Objective 4: Disease Management - Attendees will be equipped to design effective management plans for tropical dermatological diseases. This will involve an understanding of both the physical treatment of the diseases and the practical aspects of managing these conditions in a tropical context.
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Objective 5: Enhancing Practical skills - Through case studies and practical exercises, develop the participants' skills in dealing with tropical dermatological conditions. This will include methods of viewing skin, differential diagnosis based on specific regional factors, and collaboration with other medical professionals for comprehensive care.