This programme aims to provide the learner with an understanding of what diverticular disease is, how it is diagnosed and what a diagnosis of diverticular disease means for the patient. This learning also includes information regarding pharmacological and non-pharmacological management of diverticular disease.
This programme examines the symptoms and causes presenting as dyspepsia. It emphasises a cost-effective and evidence-based approach to the treatment of dyspepsia using both prescription only and non-prescription medication to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
This programme gives an overview of common disorders which manifest as alterations in normal bowel functioning, helping learners to improve signposting for their patients who present with such symptoms.
This learning programme provides you with information regarding the pathophysiology, common symptoms and potential complications of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The programme highlights potential treatment options to induce and maintain remission, including references to relevant NICE guidelines. This learning programme has been designed to enable healthcare professionals to provide effective care for patients suffering from inflammatory bowel disease.