Primary Care Clinical Update (Bradford)

This meeting has been organised by CliniLink Ltd and is supported by pharmaceutical companies through the purchase of exhibition stand space. The sponsors were not involved in the development of the agenda and have had no influence over the agenda, the speakers or the content of the meeting. Further information about the event and sponsorship can be found below


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Primary Care Clinical Update (Bradford)

DEEP DIVE
  • FREE Face-to-Face Event - opportunity to network with peers
  • 6 CPD Points & CPD Certificate towards your portfolio
  • Appraisal-ready CPD entry - no write-up needed
  • Meal included

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FACE TO FACE EVENT

THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO UK REGISTERED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS ONLY

Location: Mercure Bradford Bankfield Hotel Bradford Road BINGLEY BD16 1TU



Event Agenda

TimeTopicSpeaker
08:45-09:15Registration, arrival tea & coffee, exhibition
09:15-09:25Welcome & introductionProfessor Ahmet Fuat
09:25-10:00CKD in primary care – making sense of eGFR and ACR, and who to treatProfessor Ahmet Fuat
10:00-10:45Lipids and cardiometabolic risk – hitting the targets, managing statin intolerance and when to escalateProfessor Ahmet Fuat
10:45-11:00Symposium 1 – TBCSponsor
11:00-11:30Break
11:30-12:00Symposium 2 – TBCSponsor
12:00-12:45Type 2 diabetes – individualising treatment: SGLT2 inhibitors, GLP-1 receptor agonists and cardiorenal protection
Hannah Beba
12:45-13:30Lunch
13:30-14:30Menopause – treating the whole patient: HRT, and the symptoms that get missed from skin, hair and dry eyes to sleep, migraine and moodDr. Amy Tatham
14:30-14:45Break
14:45-15:30Heavy, painful or irregular bleeding - assessment, contraception and when to referDr. Amy Tatham
15:30-16:30Asthma update – putting the BTS/SIGN/NICE guideline into practice: AIR, MART and inhaler choiceSara Hafidh
16:30-16:45Summary and closeProfessor Ahmet Fuat

Study Day Summary

This one-day multidisciplinary update brings together experienced clinicians to address common, often challenging presentations seen every week in general practice, covering blood and liver health, diabetes and weight management, ENT, dermatology, and women’s health.

Learning Outcomes

  • Investigate and manage common anaemias and interpret liver function tests, including recognising and responding to MASLD
  • Apply current diabetes guidance and support patients with weight management
  • Assess and manage common ENT presentations, including dizziness
  • Recognise and manage acne and confidently assess skin lesions where cancer is a concern
  • Assess abnormal vaginal bleeding, advise on contraception, and manage menopausal symptoms holistically

Key Benefits

Practical, primary-care-focused strategies across six major clinical areas in a single day, delivered by specialists, giving delegates the confidence to manage more presentations in-house and reduce unnecessary referrals.

Additional Information

  • This is a face-to-face, CPD-accredited event.
  • A certificate of attendance will be issued for full participation.
  • Suitable for GPs, pharmacists, nurses, and wider primary care MDT members.



Chair Person

Professor Ahmet Fuat

PhD, FRCGP, FRCP, FRCPE ,FESC, FPCCS, PGDiP Cardiology

Honorary Professor, Durham University · GP & GPSI Cardiology (25+ years) · National Programme Director, CliniLink

A Darlington GP for 40 years and one of the UK’s leading voices in primary care cardiology. Professor Fuat established the UK’s first one-stop integrated heart failure clinic in 2002, earned his PhD researching heart failure diagnosis and natriuretic peptides, and has shaped NICE and ESC guidelines on CVD and heart failure — with his HF work featured in the BHF Blueprint for Heart Failure.

Fellow of the RCGP, RCP London, RCP Edinburgh, the ESC and the PCCS, he sits on the editorial boards of the British Journal of Cardiology and the Primary Care Cardiovascular Journal. He teaches because translating evidence into everyday practice is where patient care is won.

 

Meet the Speakers

Professor Ahmet Fuat

PhD, FRCGP, FRCP, FRCPE ,FESC, FPCCS, PGDiP Cardiology

Honorary Professor, Durham University · GP & GPSI Cardiology (25+ years) · National Programme Director, CliniLink

A Darlington GP for 40 years and one of the UK’s leading voices in primary care cardiology. Professor Fuat established the UK’s first one-stop integrated heart failure clinic in 2002, earned his PhD researching heart failure diagnosis and natriuretic peptides, and has shaped NICE and ESC guidelines on CVD and heart failure — with his HF work featured in the BHF Blueprint for Heart Failure.

Fellow of the RCGP, RCP London, RCP Edinburgh, the ESC and the PCCS, he sits on the editorial boards of the British Journal of Cardiology and the Primary Care Cardiovascular Journal. He teaches because translating evidence into everyday practice is where patient care is won.

 

DR. Amy Tatham

MB ChB, MRCGP, DFSRH, DRCO

Dr Amy Tatham is a GP partner and a GP with extended role in gynaecology and menopause in a large Bradford teaching practice where she is the women’s health lead with a passion for providing contraceptive, sexual health and menopause care.  She also works in the Bradford hospital based menopause clinic.  She enjoys teaching and training and is a CoSRH trainer and holds the advanced BMS menopause certificate and provides secondary and primary care-based specialist menopause clinics.  Amy is also the vice chair of the Primary Care Women’s Health Society. She has had experience working for Bradford Districts and Craven ICB and has a passion for addressing health inequalities and driving change to improve access and the care we provide for all our women.

Sara Hafidh

MPharm. MSc ACP. PWSI in gynaecology.
Lead Advanced Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner & CVD lead of Wakefield North & Pontefract & Knottingley PCN / Advanced Clinical Practitioner. Practitioner with special interest

Hannah Beba

Consultant Pharmacist for Diabetes. West Yorkshire & Leeds Health and Care Partnership. Co-Chair DUK Healthcare Prof Advisory Committee. PCDS committee member.
Hannah Beba is an RPS-approved Consultant Pharmacist at West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, working across the ICB and provider organisations to improve outcomes for people living with diabetes. Her role is primary care–focused and embedded in integrated care, with a strong emphasis on tackling health inequalities.Hannah chairs the Leeds and West Yorkshire Expert Reference Groups for Cardio-Renal-Metabolic Medicine and is the clinical lead for the obesity portfolio across the Partnership, driving a population health management approach. Nationally, she is co-chair of the Council of Healthcare Professionals at Diabetes UK and a committee member of the Primary Care Diabetes and Obesity Society.A clinical academic with a passion for education, Hannah speaks regularly at national conferences, tutors on the University of Warwick MSc Diabetes programme, and is currently an NIHR pre-doctoral fellow researching how to implement impactful renal care for people with diabetes in primary care.

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This is an in person event. By booking, you agree that a no-show fee may be charged if you fail to attend and do not cancel at least 12 hours before the event.