Guildford Advanced Courses
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The aim of this 2-day advanced course is to provide delegates with an up-to-date, evidence-based review of the management of pain and other common symptoms.
London & Manchester
Joined January 2021
Attended this wonderful course for the first time the last 2 days. So many wonderful, and inspiring speakers and so much to take back and to influence my future practice.
A massive thank you to all our speakers for an inspiring 2 days and to the staff @MidlandMCR for looking after us so well! And most importantly a big thank you to our 200+ delegates for choosing to spend your valuable time with us! ❤️
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Quick overnight to London and back for 2nd round of the Guildford Advanced Pain and Symptom management course @CoursesAdvanced It is invaluable to learn from peers, hear about ongoing research and have my clinical practice challenged in a thought provoking way.
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Another massive thank you to our speakers for a thought provoking & stimulating 2 days. Thank you also to all the staff @RCPhysicians for looking after us so well and a big thank you to 200+ delegates for choosing to spend your precious time with us! See you next year!
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@CoursesAdvanced Wow, that was an intense, fascinating, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable two days. Massive thank you to all the speakers, organisers and staff at The Midland Hotel.
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@Existential_Doc @CoursesAdvanced Your talk was excellent . Really enjoyed the 2 days . Lots to think about and take back to practice .
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A massive thank you to all our speakers for an inspiring 2 days and to the staff @MidlandMCR for looking after us so well! And most importantly a big thank you to our 200+ delegates for choosing to spend your valuable time with us! ❤️
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A great privilege to be part of this morning’s speakers @CoursesAdvanced A nicely grouped collection of talks on managing breathlessness, opioid antagonists and Sleep disorder in advanced cancer. Great to meet lots of new people too
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Brilliant talks today from Andrew Davies, Andrew Dickman, Jo Thompson, Tom Steele, Tony Dickensen and Paul Farqhuar Smith @CoursesAdvanced Day 1. Always lots to think about
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17 left for Manchester now and sold out for London!
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Only 13 places left for London and 27 left for Manchester now! 4 for 3 still available so please book asap to secure your place! guildfordadvancedcourses@gmail.com https://t.co/KiNEjzuduV
@apm_trainees @RCPhysicians
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Only 21 places left for London and 40 for Manchester; 4 for 3 still available but hurry before we sell out! @RCPhysicians @RCPI_news @ApmTrainees @apm_trainees
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Early bird rate ends on 31st March and 4 for 3 available. Looking forward to another stimulating course 1st & 2nd Sept @MidlandMCR and 15th & 16th Sept @RCPhysicians
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14th Guildford Advanced Courses now open for bookings 1st & 2nd Sept in Manchester and 15th and 16th Sept at RCP London with a fantastic line up of speakers https://t.co/KiNEjzuLkt
@APMJuniors @APM_Hub @ApmTrainees @RCPhysicians @apm_trainees @Existential_Doc @JoThompson71
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Fantastic 2 days in Dublin for the course this week - a massive thank you to all the speakers, sponsors and staff who made it all happen and to our delegates for their support! See you again next year! @OLHEducation
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Fantastic day 1 today in Dublin - we look forward to seeing everyone again tomorrow @OLHEducation
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There are just 4 weeks to go to the 4th Dublin Advanced Pain & Symptom Management Course on 2/3 December. Book your place now: https://t.co/JXeIeBUU0D
@ADPM_Dublin @CoursesAdvanced
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Dr Twycross worked until his death to highlight the fundamentals of good care.
The IAHPC mourns the death of Dr. Robert Twycross, an outstanding pioneer of the global #palliativecare movement. His life’s work made a lasting impact on the recognition of PC & lives on in IAHPCs vision of a world free from health-related suffering. https://t.co/tMqcMB7RrY
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The level of complexity that GPs, DNs and community palliative care teams are trying manage for people at end of life is growing due to lack of staff, time pressures, archaic prescribing policies, IT clashes, ambulance waiting times, social isolation and OOH shortages.
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It can take many hours to get a medication to someone distressed at end of life. It’s just not given the priority that other emergencies are given in medicine. The consequences of delayed relief are my biggest fear in palliative care
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