ARTICLE DATE: Oct 14, 2013
Skin surgery is a very interesting and important part of GP work, but GPs who undertake skin surgery need to be safe, confident and up-to-date with techniques and guidelines. This course is designed to be very ‘hands-on’ with a large proportion of the course time spent in practical sessions backed up by factual lectures and operating videos clips.
"Very good course for beginners – would be good to publicize amongst new GPs as would be an excellent course to do following completion of MRCGP"
"An excellent course, thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend"
"Excellent meeting! Particularly liked the way you grouped me into groups of similar ability. My initial thoughts were that it’s quite an expensive course but it’s worth every penny. Best minor surgery course I have attended"
"Thank you so much. This has been the best conference I have attended. Really enjoyable, easy transfer of skills, good venue. Exam scary – under pressure but probably better suffer nerves here than in clinic!!"
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Intensive in-depth three month course to upskill primary care health care professionals in the assessment and management of people with skin conditions.
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