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8th Annual Anogenital and Oral Dermatology Course is organized by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust (GSTT) and will be held during May 24 - 25, 2018 at Royal College of Physicians, London, England, United Kingdom.

The target audience for this medical event is all healthcare professionals (dermatology, gynaecology, GU medicine, oral medicine, GPs, and specialist nurses) who wish to learn more about the diagnosis and management of male and female anogenital and oral dermatological disorders. It will address the importance of multidisciplinary working in the care of these patients. 

This course provides participants with an overview of anogenital and oral dermatology, including diagnosis, treatment options, dealing with complications and co morbidities, and the latest research in the field. Throughout the programme clinical based studies will be used to highlight current treatments and to combine theory and clinical practice.

Overall aims and objectives

This course provides participants with an overview of anogenital and oral dermatology, including diagnosis, treatment options, dealing with complications and co morbidities, and the latest research in the field. Throughout the programme clinical based studies will be used to highlight current treatments and to combine theory and clinical practice.

The course combines presentations, interactive lectures, case studies, examples of good practice and Q&A sessions

This two-day annual course is aimed at all healthcare professionals (dermatology, gynaecology, GU medicine, oral medicine, GPs, and specialist nurses) who wish to learn more about the diagnosis and management of male and female anogenital and oral dermatological disorders. It will address the importance of multidisciplinary working in the care of these patients.

The course combines presentations, interactive lectures, case studies, examples of good practice and Q&A sessions. Twelve (12) CPD points have been applied for from the Royal College of Physicians

This course provides participants with an overview of anogenital and oral dermatology, including diagnosis, treatment options, dealing with complications and co morbidities, and the latest research in the field. Throughout the programme clinical based studies will be used to highlight current treatments and to combine theory and clinical practice

GBP

Group registrations not allowed

Accompanying persons not allowed

We don’t accept Online Abstracts

Submission Info

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The results also showed:-

75% reported improvements in social/leisure activities

63% slept better at night

67% reported improvements in their sexual relationships

100% of patients noted that the briefs had helped their condition

Available to prescribe or recommend www.dermasilkintimo.co.uk

Email: jo@esperehealth.co.uk

Tel: 01462 346100

Contact No.: +44 (0)20 7188 1622

Email: events@gstt.nhs.uk