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Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital. GP Education Programme Lunch and Learn

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About us

To book a Lunch and Learn session, please complete the form request and return to Bethan Owen:

[email protected]

01242 246574

�Nuffield�Health�Cheltenham�Hospital� Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, GL51 6SY

GP Education Programme

Lunch and Learn.Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital provides innovative and effective ways of providing learning to GPs with minimum fuss. We understand that you can’t always attend our hospital for learning events but have educational needs to fulfil. So why not let us come to you?

The learning session will be up to an hour and, if required, you’ll receive a certificate at the end of your session to count towards

your professional learning and development.

Our Lunch & Learn sessions, held at your surgery will include talks covering a wide range of topics across many specialities to suit

your needs. Just let us know a time and date and we’ll do the rest.

• Contribute to CPD & GP revalidation points

• Open to all clinicians / practice staff

• Sessions convenient to your practice

• Free of charge

• Complimentary lunch

• No off-site travel or cost to practice


About us• Nuffield Health is the UK’s largest health

not-for-profit organisation; with 50 years investing to improve healthcare services in the UK

• With no owners, shareholders or investors, all of our profits are invested back into our hospitals, medical centres, gyms and expert staff

• We adopt a holistic approach to patient care – combining our hospitals, health clinics, fitness & wellbeing gyms, diagnostic units and a wide range of treatments into one complete, accessible and innovative health and wellbeing service



Breast SurgeryMiss Fiona Court

Availability: On request

Topics:

1. Breast infections and inflammatory cancer – when should I refer?

2. Breast lump causes

Mr Charlie Chan


Topics:

1. Keeping women away from the breast clinic.

2. Which breast problems can be managed safely in the community?

3. Breast Update: An open session tailored to GP practice educational

requirements

Mr Richard Hunt

Availability: Mondays & Wednesdays

Topics:

1. Common breast problems in primary care

2. Breast cancer in families – what can we offer to the worried well?

3. Breast screening – who gets what and when, how to manage risk

4. Gynaecomastia and other breast problems in men

5. Breast implant problems – who to refer and where


CardiologyDr Rafe Chamberlain-Webber

Availability: Tuesdays & Wednesdays

Topics:

1. How to manage palpitations

2. Atrial Fibrillation in General Practice

3. Five reasons to discuss a patient with a Cardiologist

4. Valvular heart disease update for the GP

Dr Bogdan Nuta

Availability: Thursdays

Topics:

1. Arrhythmia Management

2. Pacing in heart failure (cardiac resynchronization therapy)

3. ICDs – simply shock therapy? Pacemakers – how do they work?

4. How to assess the risk of sudden cardiac death

5. Common arrhythmia: what GPs need to know

Dr Mrinal Saha

Availability: Wednesdays

Topics:

1. ECG diagnoses not to be missed

2. Management of chest pain – the NICE guidelines

3. Angina and acute coronary syndromes – an update

4. Management of heart valve disease – an update

5. Management of heart failure – an update

6. Updates in cardiology

Dr Peter Scott Availability: Wednesdays & Thursdays

Topics:

1. ECG interpretation for GPs

2. Cardiology in a 1 hour nutshell

3. Hot topics for Cardiology

4. Top 5 common symptoms and clinical scenarios



ENTMr Matthew Clark


Topics:

1. Cholesteatoma and the discharging ear

2. Vertigo management

3. Tinnitus update

Mr Charlie Hall

Availability: Mondays & Thursdays

Topics:

1. Throat / swallowing / voice

2. Thyroid / neck lump / skin cancer

3. General ENT

4. Facial pain

5. Cough catarrh and other afflictions

Mr Mike Thomas

Availability: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Managing neck lumps

2. Voice and throat problems

3. Sinusitis and nasal polyps

4. General ENT update

General MedicineDr Arnold Deering

Availability: Tuesdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Postural Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS) – A scourge for young

women!

2. Heart Sink patients – Practical management of Dizzy Do’s

3. Unexplained Syncope – Autonomic Mediated Syncope

4. Practical Guide to brain scanning

Dr Ananthakrishnan Raghuram

Availability: Tuesdays

Topics:

1. All that wheezes isn’t asthma – an approach to (small) airway

disease – with case vignettes

2. Why is my patient breathless?

3. Chronic cough – a practical management approach


General SurgeryMr Neil Borley (general & colorectal consultant)

Availability: Fridays

Topics:

1. Stomas and their problems in the community

2. Family history and colorectal cancer, who and when to refer

3. Anorectal conditions in primary care

4. Wound problems following abdominal surgery and their

management in the community

5. Hernias and groin pain (including post-operative) who

to refer?

Mr Damian Glancy

Availability: Wednesdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Pelvic floor disorders

2. Colorectal Q&A

Mr Steve Hornby

Availability: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Oesophago-gastric cancer

2. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy

3. Benign upper GI conditions

4. Management of gallstone disease

5. Hernia surgery

Mr Mark Peacock (general & colorectal consultant)

Availability: Tuesday mornings & on request

Topics:

1. Laparoscopic colorectal surgery

2. Enhanced recovery after surgery

3. Early rectal cancer and TEMS

4. Laparoscopic hernia surgery

Mr Thomas Roe (general & colorectal consultant)

Availability: Fridays

Topics:

1. Demystifying the Pelvic Floor: Pruritis Ani, Faecal

Incontinence, Obstructive Defecation and Rectal Prolapse

2. Management of Common Proctological Conditions:

Haemorrhoids, Fistulae-in-Ano, Anal Fissure and Pilonidal

Disease

3. Recognition, Initial Management and Appropriate Referral

of Colorectal Surgical Emergencies



GynaecologyMiss Kathryn Hillaby

Availability: Mondays

Topics:

1. Vulval problems, pain and common conditions

2. The abnormal cervix and all aspects of the cervical screening

programme

3. 2WW, PMB, ovarian masses, presentations of gynae cancers

4. Ovarian cysts and pelvic masses

5. Irregular vaginal bleeding

Mr Phillip Rahmanou, Urogynecological Consultant

Availability: Thursdays (mornings)

Topics:

1. What is the new Urogynaecology?

2. Managing urinary incontinence and prolapse in community –

case base discussion

3. Management of recurrent UTIs in women

Mrs Kaplana Reddy

Availability: Wednesday evenings after 6pm

Topics:

1. Fertility and reproductive medicine

2. Reproductive endocrinology like PCOS, premature

menopause or premature ovarian failure and endometriosis

3. Reproductive Surgery

Dr Madhavi Vellayan

Availability: Mondays & Thursdays

Topics:

1. Pathways for common gynaecological conditions and how to

reduce referrals

2. Management of abnormal uterine bleeding and menstrual

problems – investigations, management at primary care level

and when to refer

3. Management of premenopausal bleeding problems,

irregular bleeding on HRT and menopause

Mr Mark Whittaker

Availability: Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Menstrual disorders

2. Abnormal bleeding in a nutshell

3. Management of pelvic pain.

4. Endometriosis – what can we do?

5. Prolapse and incontinence – what are our options?

6. Ask a gynaecologist – Q&A session


Occupational

HealthDr Charlie Vivian


Topics:

1. An introduction to Occupational Health for GPs

2. Social determinants for health


Oral & MaxillofacialMr Jeremy Farrier

Availability: Thursdays (1st & 3rd week of the month)

Topics:

1. Head and neck Lumps

2. Premalignant lesions of the oral cavity

3. Skin cancer and reconstruction

4. Temporomandibular joint disorders


OpthalmologyMr Anand, (Optometry & Opthalmology)


Topics:

1. Red Eye in the 21st Century – A fresh look at the more

modern causes of red eye and treatment

2. Glaucoma made simple

3. Optical Coherence Tomography for Glaucoma

Professor Andrew McNaught

Availability: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Treatment of glaucoma: drops, laser and surgery

OptometryMr Dermot Keogh

Availability: Thursdays & on request

Topics:

1. Eye conditions, your questions answered

2. The role of your local optometrist

3. Community Eye Services

4. Dermot Keogh - Specialist Optometrist will give a detailed

overview of the eye conditions and services that can now be

managed in a community setting and what needs referral.



Orthopaedics – Lower BodyMr Navraj Atwal (knees & hips)

Availability: Wednesdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Knee replacement – who and when to refer. Post-operative

care in primary care.

2. Sports knee Injuries – how to manage in primary care

3. Anterior knee pain/Patellofemoral problems.

4. Runners knee.

Mr Richard Barksfield (knees & hips)


Topics:

1. Hip and knee conditions

2. Management of arthritis

3. Joint replacement

4. Soft tissue surgery

Mr Rick Brown (feet & ankles)

Availability: Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Painful ankle – what do we understand by ankle pain?

2. What are the latest treatment options? Are they successful?

3. Achilles tendon pain. What can we do in a primary care setting?

4. When and who needs a referral to a specialist?

5. Ankle sports injury. How can we diagnose and treat serious

injuries?

Mr Alexander Dodds (knees & hips)

Availability: Wednesday & on request

Topics:

1. Knee arthroscopy in 2018: in the light of recent controversies

which patients should have one?

2. The anterolateral ligament of the knee: how a ‘new’ knee

ligament was discovered

3. How to reduce complications including infection in hip and

knee replacement patients: what does the GP needs to know

4. What the general practitioner needs to know about anterior

cruciate ligament reconstruction

Mr Rob Gleeson (knees & hips)

Availability: Mondays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Can I help improve your understanding of common knee

complaints?

2. Injection of the knee technical tips


Orthopaedics – Lower BodyMr Harminder Gosal (knees & hips)


Topics:

1. Question and answers about knees

2. Arthritis management; particularly knees

3. Who should have a knee replacement?

4. Who and when to refer? Knee injuries – acute and chronic

5. Joint injections, orthopaedic outcome measures

Mr Gavin Holt, (knees & hips)

Availability: Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays

Topics:

1. Hip Replacement: Two steps forward, one step back

2. Knee Replacement: Why don’t patients love their TKR?

3. Medical meniscus: the beginning of the end?

Mr Jon Mutimer, (knees & hips)

Availability: Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Hip examinations, hip surgery advances, when to refer for

hip replacement.

2. Knee surgery, what is a knee arthroscope good for?

3. What problems do metal on metal hip replacements cause?

4. It’s not all about arthritis! Other causes of hip pain.


Orthopaedics – Upper BodyMr Ewan Bigsby, (shoulders, elbow, hand & wrist)


Topics:

1. Shoulder impingement & rotator cuff pathology -

what does a tear actually mean?

2. Degenerative shoulders and elbows – who gets what,

the management options explained?

3. Common elbow and wrist problems –

which patients need surgery?

4. Common causes of shoulder pain & stiffness –

what to do and when to refer.

Mr Jeremy Field, (hand & wrists)

Availability: Thursdays and Fridays

Topics:

1. What goes wrong with hands?

2. Management of the arthritic hand.

3. What you want to know about hands - Q&A session

Mr Will Mason, (hand & wrists)


Topics:

1. Updates on common hand and wrist problems

2. Injection techniques in the hand and wrist using models

(small group around 4 or 5)

3. Common hand, wrist and elbow complaints.

Mr Jonathan Wand, (shoulders & elbows)


Topics:

1. Shoulder & upper limb; update on surgery

2. When to refer & when not to refer

3. Frozen shoulder, shoulder replacement

4. Common elbow problems


PhysiotherapyAvailability: On request

Topics:

1. Assessment and management of Achilles tendinopathy –

your Achilles heel?

2. The painful flat foot – what can we do?

3. Bunions – Doctor, I can’t wear my high heels

4. The room is spinning –Assessment and management

of BPPV

5. The chronically dizzy patient – assessment of unilateral

vestibular loss

6. Knee pain differential diagnosis – thinking beyond OA

7. Jaw and facial pain – what physios can do to help

8. Understanding the Rotator Cuff – the importance of

rehabilitation

9. Advances in spinal rehabilitation – evidence based practise

10. Tendinopathies – current evidence and the change in

best practise



Plastic SurgeryMiss Nicola PetrieAvailability: Thursdays, Fridays & other days on request

Topics:

1. Breast Augmentation. The latest update on BIA-ALCL.

How to detect it and what to do?

2. Tummy tucks and rectus sheath plication. What happens

during an abdominoplasty, what are the different varieties

and who are they best suited for?

Mr Matthew Potter (Head, neck, moles, oral & oncoplastic surgery)

Availability: 2nd and 4th Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday

Topics:

1. Skin lumps and bumps

2. Mole clinics

3. Benign skin cancer lesions

4. Sentinel lymph node biopsy

5. Major facial skin cancer / head and neck cancer

Mr Rob Warr (Gloucestershire’s local plastic surgeon service)

Availability: Thursdays

Topics:

1. Nuffield Health Cheltenham Lumps and Bumps Clinic

2. Skin cancer

3. Wound management

4. Plastic cosmetic surgery overview

5. Breast reconstruction


PodiatryMr Robert Caffrey-Hill

Availability: Tuesdays

Topics:

1. Lower limb sports injuries

2. Plantar Fasciitis

3. Common GP foot complaints

PsychiatryDr Martin Ansell


Topics:

1. Dementia

2. Mental Capacity

3. Depression

4. Anxiety

5. Psychosis

Dr Jon Haynes

Availability: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Diagnosis and management of depression

2. Anxiety disorders including OCD and PTSD

3. Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, personality disorder and

addiction


Sexual HealthDr Andrew De Burgh-Thomas

Availability: Tuesdays & Saturdays

Topics:

1. GU Medicine update

2. The latest from sexual health

3. HIV

4. Conception


Spinal SurgeryMr Caspar AylottAvailability: Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Top tips for assessing and managing spinal patients

2. When to refer in general practice

3. Update on spinal surgery

Mr Yousaf ShahAvailability: Mondays & Wednesdays

Topics:

1. Quick and effective way of examining spines

2. An overview of the surgical management of spinal pathologies

Mr Rath SundaramAvailability: On request

Topics:

1. Simple tips in assessing the spine in General Practice

2. The important red flags in spinal conditions

3. What to look out for when reviewing MRI and X-Ray reports of

the spine

4. Outcomes in spine surgery, what works and what doesn’t



VascularMr Mark WhymanAvailability: Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Venous treatments – radiofrequency ablation (VNUS Closure

Fast) & foam sclerotherapy.

2. Modern hernia repair

Mr Sachin KulkarniAvailability: Tuesday & Friday mornings

Topics:

1. AAA Repair – Open and Endovascular repair

2. Varicose vein treatments

3. Open and laparoscopic hernia repairs.

UrologyMr Jonathan EatonAvailability: Tuesdays & Fridays

Topics:

1. Management of lower urinary tract symptoms

2. Prostate cancer diagnosis and management

3. Management of recurrent UTIs

4. Treatment of erectile dysfunction

Mr Jonathan OrdAvailability: 2nd Monday, 3rd Tuesdays & 4th

Thursdays of the month

Topics:

1. Male urinary symptoms, retention, PSA, management and

who to refer to.

2. UTI and stones, prevention and management.

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FAQsIs there a minimum number of GPs that need to be confirmed to attend in order to request a Lunch and Learn session?

Yes, our consultants give their time for free to provide these lectures so we do ask in return that there are a minimum of 6 GPs confirmed in order for Nuffield Health to provide the session.

I want to request a particular consultant but they aren’t available on the day we can receive teaching. Does that mean I need to choose an alternative consultant?

If there isn’t another consultant who covers the same topic then we would contact the consultant you requested to see if they can accommodate the date of the session you requested. We may suggest another consultant who we know can cover the same topic you have requested.

We have more than an hour free to receive education; can we have more than one speaker?

As long as you have more than 6 GPs confirmed, we are happy to provide a full morning or afternoon session.

What time of day should I request?

We normally run our sessions over lunchtime from 1pm until 2pm. If you wish to request a talk at a different time we will liaise with the consultant to see if they can accommodate this.

How long will the consultant speak for?

The session will last approximately an hour with some time for Q&A included.

If you have any further questions please contact Bethan Owen:

[email protected]

01242 246574

�Nuffield�Health�Cheltenham�Hospital� Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, GL51 6SY

FAQsIs there a minimum number of GPs that need to be confirmed to attend in order to request a Lunch and Learn session?

Yes, our consultants give their time for free to provide these lectures so we do ask in return that there are a minimum of 6 GPs confirmed in order for Nuffield Health to provide the session.

I want to request a particular consultant but they aren’t available on the day we can receive teaching. Does that mean I need to choose an alternative consultant?

If there isn’t another consultant who covers the same topic then we would contact the consultant you requested to see if they can accommodate the date of the session you requested. We may suggest another consultant who we know can cover the same topic you have requested.

We have more than an hour free to receive education; can we have more than one speaker?

As long as you have more than 6 GPs confirmed, we are happy to provide a full morning or afternoon session.

What time of day should I request?

We normally run our sessions over lunchtime from 1pm until 2pm. If you wish to request a talk at a different time we will liaise with the consultant to see if they can accommodate this.

How long will the consultant speak for?

The session will last approximately an hour with some time for Q&A included.


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Testimonials

I have found that the clinical sessions provided by The Nuffield Hospital have been perfect for us at our surgery. These are interesting and informal talks full of useful information and helpful clinical pointers. looking forward to the next one..!

Dr�Tony�Riley�(Partner,�Rosebank�Health)

Back pain is something we commonly see and commonly refer to physio for. It was useful to have a talk from physio on how they assess and manage patients once we have referred them. The talk was delivered to the practice nurses, doctors and trainees at our practice and the talk was at the right level for the staff present. It was useful to know what services are available from the physio department at the Nuffield and how to access these services. For example, I never knew that patients seen by them get a months free gym membership.

Rebecca�Heginbotham�(Partner,�Cheltenham�Road�Surgery)

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