PRIMARY CARE CONFERENCE 2019
The Greater Manchester Training Hub hosted its second annual Primary Care Conference in December 2019 at King's House Conference Centre. The conference, which ran for two full-days, looked at safe and effective practice around a number of topics such as: clinical decision making, skin Lesions and de-prescribing.
Delegates consisted of GPs, Advanced Clinical Practitioners and Physician Associates on our first day (Tuesday 10th December). General Practice Nurses, Healthcare Assistants, Nursing Associates and GP Assistants were in attendance on our second day (Wednesday 11th December).
There were also plenty of students in attendance, adding to the wide-range of delegates and creating a unique networking opportunity.
The feedback from delegates reflects another success for the Greater Manchester Training Hub and primary care and we look forward to our next conference.
256
dedicated delegates
98%
fantastic Feedback
18
educational experts
2
dynamic days
A fabulous event, bringing together primary care team members across Greater Manchester and beyond”
Karen Storey
PRIMARY CARE NURSING LEAD NHS ENGLAND AND NHS IMPORVEMENT
Tuesday 10th December
ACP: A force to be reckoned with
by Joanna Bircher (GP and Clinical Director of GM GP Excellence Programme)
Risk: Ambiguity to Clarity and Vice Versa
by Sylvia Khan (Consultant Psychiatrist, Northwest Boroughs NHSFT)
Skin Lesions: Diagnosis and Management
by Dr Rachel Hilton (GPwSI Dermatology, Community Service, WWL NHSFT)
Clinical Decision Making
by Liz Reilly (Advanced Physio Practitioner) and Ricky Staniland (Physician Associate)
Salford Primary Care Together
Recognising the Sick Child
by Ruth Berry (Advanced Paediatric Nurse, A&E Department, Tameside Hospital NHSFT)
Education and Support in Practice (SSSA)
by Joanna Dunn (Principal Lecturer, Manchester Metropolitan University)
Lower Back Pain and Management
by Kathleen Arden (Orthopaedic Physiotherapy Practitioner, MSKCATS, Leigh Health Centre)
Medication and Frailty
by Anna Swift (Associate Director Medicines Management, Wigan Borough CCG)
wEDNESDAY 11TH DECEMBER
How to Lead in the Brave New World
by Karen Storey, Primary Care Nursing Lead
NHS England & Improvement
Heart Failure Lives At Home: Clinician/Patient perspective
by Nick Hartshorne-Evans, CEO
Amit Chawhan, Heart Failure Specialist Nurse
Pumping Marvelous Foundation
Education and Support in Practice (SSSA)
by Karen Heggs, Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Heather Sigley, Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Manchester University
Managing Kidney Function
by Helen Alderson, Consultant in Kidney Medicine
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust