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Lyme disease: The new great imitator
Lyme disease: Delving deeper in to diagnosis & treatment of tick-bourne infections
Dr Zahra Husain: Recognising Lyme disease - The Essentials (March 2022 Webinar Series)
31:34
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Dr Zahra Husain: Recognising Lyme disease - The Essentials (March 2022 Webinar Series)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Tuesday 15th March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Dr Zahra Husain: Recognising Lyme disease - The Essentials This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Prof Jack Lambert : Case studies in diagnosing and treating Lyme disease (March 2022 Webinar Series)
26:14
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Prof Jack Lambert : Case studies in diagnosing and treating Lyme disease (March 2022 Webinar Series)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Tuesday 15th March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Prof. Jack Lambert : Case studies in diagnosing and treating Lyme disease This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers (2022-03-15)
24:22
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Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers (2022-03-15)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Tuesday 15th March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Prof. Gareth Tudor Williams : Diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children (23rd March 2022)
23:32
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Prof. Gareth Tudor Williams : Diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children (23rd March 2022)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Wednesday 23rd March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Prof. Gareth Tudor Williams : Diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Amelia Wildman : A teenager’s experience of Lyme disease (23rd March 2022)
28:46
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Amelia Wildman : A teenager’s experience of Lyme disease (23rd March 2022)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Wednesday 23rd March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Amelia Wildman : A teenager’s experience of Lyme disease This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers (2022-03-23)
16:41
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Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers (2022-03-23)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Wednesday 23rd March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Dr Anne Cruikshank : Neuroborreliosis - Recognising the neurological and psychiatric manifestations
25:49
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Dr Anne Cruikshank : Neuroborreliosis - Recognising the neurological and psychiatric manifestations

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Tuesday 29th March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Dr. Anne Cruikshank - Neuroborreliosis - Recognising the neurological and psychiatric manifestations of Lyme disease This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Prof. Jack Lambert : Case studies - An approach to managing neuroborreliosis (29th March 2022)
25:14
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Prof. Jack Lambert : Case studies - An approach to managing neuroborreliosis (29th March 2022)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Tuesday 29th March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Prof. Jack Lambert - Case studies - an Infectious Disease consultant’s approach to managing neuroborreliosis This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers (2022-03-29)
31:59
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Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers (2022-03-29)

LYME DISEASE - Delving Deeper Into The Diagnosis & Treatment Of Tick-Borne Infections March 2022 Webinar Series Tuesday 29th March 2022 (19:00-20.15) Interactive Q&A Session with all speakers This series of webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on the key information needed by primary & secondary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of relevance to GPs, doctors and nurses in emergency and acute care settings, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - recognise the early signs and symptoms of Lyme disease ・ understand the importance of early and adequate treatment ・ access and use up to date guidelines on treatment of Lyme disease ・ discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment - recognise the potential signs and symptoms of neuroborreliosis - describe issues associated with diagnosing and treating Lyme disease in children. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Lyme disease: Byte Size Sessions
Dr Anne Cruikshank: Diagnosing and managing Lyme disease in Primary Care settings
29:57
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Dr Anne Cruikshank: Diagnosing and managing Lyme disease in Primary Care settings

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. Wednesday 8th September 2021 What primary care clinicians need to know about Lyme disease? This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Dr Rachael Llewelyn: Lessons from a GP’s personal experience of tick bites and Lyme disease
29:09
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Dr Rachael Llewelyn: Lessons from a GP’s personal experience of tick bites and Lyme disease

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. Wednesday 8th September 2021 What primary care clinicians need to know about Lyme disease? This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Session Q&A: 8th September 2021
21:49
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Session Q&A: 8th September 2021

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care What primary care clinicians need to know about Lyme disease? This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Dr Zahra Husain: Lyme disease the challenge of diagnosis and treatment
33:27
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Dr Zahra Husain: Lyme disease the challenge of diagnosis and treatment

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. Wednesday 22nd September 2021 The challenges in diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Prof Jack Lambert: Diagnosis and management of late disseminated Lyme disease
30:23
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Prof Jack Lambert: Diagnosis and management of late disseminated Lyme disease

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. Wednesday 22nd September 2021 The challenges in diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Session Q&A: 22nd September 2021
20:58
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Session Q&A: 22nd September 2021

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care The challenges in diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Prof Jack Lambert: Persistent infections with Lyme and other tick borne diseases
29:27
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Prof Jack Lambert: Persistent infections with Lyme and other tick borne diseases

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care Wednesday 29th September 2021 Lyme disease – when your patient doesn’t get better. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Monica Wilde: The role of integrative medicine in the management of persistent Lyme disease symptoms
30:17
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Monica Wilde: The role of integrative medicine in the management of persistent Lyme disease symptoms

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care Wednesday 29th September 2021 Lyme disease – when your patient doesn’t get better. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
Session Q&A: 29th September 2021
19:14
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Session Q&A: 29th September 2021

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care Wednesday 29th September 2021 Lyme disease – when your patient doesn’t get better. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre
LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary CarE
Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care: Session from 08/09/2021
01:43:50
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Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care: Session from 08/09/2021

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre.
Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care: Session from 22/09/2021
01:40:34
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Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care: Session from 22/09/2021

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre.
Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care: Session from 29/09/2021
01:37:52
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Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care: Session from 29/09/2021

LYME DISEASE - THE NEW GREAT IMITATOR Diagnosis & Treatment of Tick-Borne Infections in Primary Care. This series of complementary webinars held over 3 evenings (via Zoom), focus on challenges faced by primary care clinicians in relation to the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. These learning events are open to health professionals and will be of particular relevance to GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and those working in minor injury units across all parts of the UK and Ireland. Zoom meeting details will be provided upon registration. Learning Outcomes: At the end of this series, attendees will be able to: - outline the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment in the prevention of persistent symptoms - confidently manage tick bites and treat early Lyme disease - access and use up to date guidelines on the treatment of Lyme disease - discuss the recognised scientific uncertainties and the need for further research in relation to both diagnosis and treatment. Course Director: Professor John (Jack) Lambert Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital/University College Dublin, Ireland. Lead Trustee of Lyme Resource Centre.
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