Webinar: GP Guidebook to topical agents & emollients for skin health
Presented by Dr Dianne King
In this webinar in collaboration with CeraVe, Dr Dianne King explores key topical agents and adjunctive emollients for common dermatological conditions.
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Presented by Dr Dianne King
In this webinar in collaboration with CeraVe, Dr Dianne King explores key topical agents and adjunctive emollients for common dermatological conditions.
Presented by Dr Vincenzo Piccolo
Dr Vincenzo Piccolo explains how to use dermoscopy to diagnose scalp lesions, highlighting dermoscopic characteristics as applied to patient cases.
Read about the treatment of Raynaud’s phenomenon in primary care, including patient education, lifestyle modifications, and appropriate use of medications.
Read more about how to manage pemphigus in a primary care setting, including the vital role of the GP in its early recognition, diagnosis, and treatment.
Presented by Dr Vincenzo Piccolo
Dr Vincenzo Piccolo explores the use of trichoscopy for the differential diagnosis of alopecia in children, in this update in dermoscopy for dermatology.
Read more about the management of nappy rash, including how to recognise and treat the condition and how to educate caregivers on nappy hygiene practices.
Read more about how to manage vitiligo in general practice, from identification to continued care, including topical therapies and photoprotection.
Presented by Dr Vincenzo Piccolo
Dr Vincenzo Piccolo explains the dermoscopy of idiopathic facial aseptic granuloma in children & how to distinguish it from other red nodules on the face.
Presented by Dr Ahmed Kazmi
This webinar with Dr Ahmed Kazmi explores hair loss, focusing on a best practice approach for GPs and non-dermatologists seeing hair disorders.
Read more about the primary care management of ulcers, including categorisation, assessment, treatment, infection control & managing underlying conditions.
Read more on how to manage patients presenting with abscesses, including clinical diagnosis and treatment with the incision and drainage (I&D) procedure.
A 35-year-old woman presents with concerns about a pink, scaly lesion on her temple that she noticed months ago. What is your diagnosis?
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