Webinars

Independent Nurse has created and supported a series of webinars for primary care professionals to watch at a time that suits a nurses busy schedule. Our webinars are clinical and evidence based, providing CPD for nurses when attending physical events isn’t always possible.

Please see our schedule of topics below which are continually updated so please check back regularly for more.

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Addressing Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness Using Differentiated Vaccine Technologies

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In this webinar, hosted by MA Healthcare, Dr Catherine Heffernan addresses influenza vaccine effectiveness using differentiated vaccine technologies. Taking place live at 7pm on Wednesday 10th November 2021 this online CPD event will be free to attend and ...

Current Issues in Influenza: an expert panel discussion

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Organised by MA Healthcare Webinars, current Issues in influenza is a free-to-attend expert panel webinar taking place live at 7 pm on Wednesday 3rd November 2021. This online CPD accredited webinar will bring together experts in the field of influenza care to ...

Managing Eczema – Current Practical Solutions

This series of three CPD accredited webinars is aimed at primary care nurses who care for people with eczema in their day-to-day practice.

Register for free today – watch live or on-demand from Wednesday 4th November This series of three CPD accredited webinars is aimed at primary care ...

Infant Allergy

The Infant Allergy series of webinars cover issues from anaphylaxis to cows milk allergy

The Infant Allergy series of webinars cover issues from anaphylaxis to cows milk allergy. These webinars came from our National Conference on Infant allergy which was held in November 2020. The ...

Let’s protect our family from needle stick injuries in insulin injections

A CPD webinar to help educate healthcare providers on how to avoid needle stick injuries when injecting insulin

Nursing at the children's hospice Julia's House

The children's hospice Julia's House is looking to recruit new nurses

The children's hospice Julia's House is looking to recruit new nurses. If this sounds like you, click here for further details.

Asthma: Inhaler techniques

The symptoms of childhood asthma, how it can be treated, and which inhaler is right for children

The symptoms of childhood asthma, how it can be treated, and which inhaler is right for children

How to use the TakeATestUK HIV Postal Test Kit

TakeATest UK provide reliable HIV and Hepatitis and STI home sampling kits

A how to use guide to HIV, Hepatitis and STI home sampling kits.

Managing diabetes during Ramadan

A presentation outlining how a change in eating patterns during Ramadan can impact on diabetes

A patient story of living with COPD

Lynn Ashton, 46, inhaled toxic fumes when a candle set fire to her plastic tablecloth. She was already asthmatic, and a few months later was diagnosed with COPD. She talks about living with the condition

Diagnosis and management of anaphylaxis

Joe Unsworth, Consultant Physician at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, with a special interest in immunology and allergy, and Dr Jasmeet Soar, chair of the Working Group of the Resuscitation Council on anaphylaxis, describe the diagnosis and management of acute anaphylaxis

Your Privates

Orchid, the male cancer charity, are launching a new video called 'Your Privates' aimed at tackling the lack of awareness of testicular cancer amongst young people - to coincide with their Male Cancer Awareness Month

Orchid, the male cancer charity, are launching a new video called ‘Your ...

Sexual Dysfunction and Diabetes

Members of the Diabetes UK Primary Care Network share how they tackle difficult conversations around sexual dysfunction with patients who have Type 2 diabetes

Community Care Model for Dementia: North East London NHS Foundation Trust

The Community Care Model for Dementia is a model of innovative practice to support GPs, care homes and community mental health team staff, which has reduced the rate of hospital admissions and length of hospital stays for people with dementia. In this video, Dr Qazi and the NELFT dementia crisis ...

Why combine breast and bottle feeding?

Three mothers discuss ways to combine breast and bottle feeding and how this option allows partners to get involved in feeding

What's safe to use on newborn baby skin?

Conflicting advice and opinions can make it difficult to decide what's best for a newborn baby's skin.

MERS CoV (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome): Everything you need to know

(MERS-CoV) Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus also termed Camel Flu or EMC/2012. MERS-CoV was first reported in Saudi Arabia in 2012. Approximately 36% of reported patients with MERS have died.

Spirometry: how to take a lung function test

Spirometry is a test of how well you can breathe and can help in the diagnosis of different lung diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

How big a problem is heart disease in the UK?

How big a problem is heart disease in Britain? It's massive, according to University of Reading heart disease researcher Dr Sam Boateng.

How big a problem is heart disease in Britain? It's massive, according to University of Reading heart disease researcher Dr Sam Boateng.

What is pre-eclampsia and what are the warning signs?

Midwife Suzanne Barber explains the warning signs of pre-eclampsia.

What are the different positions for breastfeeding?

This video examines the best positions for infant feeding.

Dysphagia and Parkinson's disease

A patient with Parkinson's describes how and why swallowing is difficult but thinks his dysphagia experience is limited compared to some.

Prostate cancer treatment support

This Cancer UK video describes the extra support that prostate cancer patients undergoing treatment need, where they can get it, including at their local surgery. It discusses some of the side effects prostate cancer has and how to manage the physical effects of treatment.

Diabetic foot pressure ulcer

This video clip describes the appearance of a pressure ulcer on the heel of a diabetic using a University of Hertfordshire wound care model.

Dermatology update for primary care

Dr Gayathri Perera talks about skin signs in general practice

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