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Dermatology, Diabetes and Obesity: Learning Resources
Revisit the published learning resources from Chronic Conditions, Dermatology, Diabetes & Obesity — Manchester. Explore the notes and supporting materials, then record learning relevant to your role.
Event resources to return to
This collection provides the published resources from the event. A webinar recording is not currently included.
Sun damage and actinic keratosis
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Obesity and cardiometabolic risk
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Acne across skin tones
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Type 2 diabetes treatment topics
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What is available
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Topic-based lecture notes
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CPD resources for GMC, GPhC and NMC records
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Event faculty
Dr Stephanie Gallard and Dr Mohamed Elnaggar
Who this is for
GPs, pharmacists, nurses and other UK healthcare professionals interested in these clinical topics. Relate the learning to your own role and scope of practice.
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Identify a point you want to revisit, describe its relevance to your practice and plan your next learning step. Record only learning you have completed. Event materials reflect teaching at the time; check current guidance and local pathways before applying it.
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Educational content for UK healthcare professionals. Learning supports professional development and does not replace clinical judgement, supervision, current guidance or local governance.