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Lung cancer - Early diagnosis course Overview Access the course at www.gatewayc.org.uk Specialist interviews “VERY interesting set of consultations. The importance of early referral and therefore early diagnosis cannot be emphasised enough; seeing these videos has reinforced this.” - GP user Enable patients to articulate their symptoms and concerns effectively Identify key red flag symptoms including thrombocytosis, finger clubbing and haemoptysis Identify changes in COPD patients that may warrant further consideration Consider the significance of false negative chest X-rays Confidently assess the need for referral in accordance with NICE NG12 guidelines Who is it for? This course assists primary care staff in effectively assessing and managing patients with a potential lung cancer diagnosis. You will be presented with interactive video consultations introducing Fred Blackman, a patient who visits his GP with exacerbations of his COPD. These are accompanied by a range of activities to reinforce key learning points. This course will support you to: 3 CPD hours available With thanks to UK primary care professionals including GPs and Practice Nurses Feedback Dr Neil Bayman, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, discussing emergency presentations, chest X-rays and vague symptoms Royal College of General Practitioners

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Page 1: Lung cancer - Early diagnosis course - GatewayC · Lung cancer - Early diagnosis course Overview Access the course at Specialist interviews “VERY interesting set of consultations

Lung cancer - Early diagnosis course

Overview

Access the course at www.gatewayc.org.uk

Specialist interviews

“VERY interesting set ofconsultations. Theimportance of earlyreferral and thereforeearly diagnosis cannot beemphasised enough;seeing these videos hasreinforced this.” - GP user

Enable patients to articulate their symptoms and concerns e�ectively

Identify key red �ag symptoms including thrombocytosis, �nger clubbing and haemoptysis

Identify changes in COPD patients that may warrant further consideration

Consider the signi�cance of false negative chest X-rays

Con�dently assess the need for referral in accordance with NICE NG12 guidelines

Who is it for?

This course assists primary care sta� in e�ectively assessing and managing patients with a potential lung cancer diagnosis. You will be presented with interactive video consultations introducing Fred Blackman, a patient who visits his GP with exacerbations of his COPD. These are accompanied by a range of activities to reinforce key learning points.

This course will support you to:

3 CPD hours available

With thanks to

UK primary care professionals including GPs and Practice Nurses

Feedback

Dr Neil Bayman, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, discussing emergency presentations, chest X-rays and vague symptoms

Royal College of General Practitioners