Bjgp.org Website Review

The second BJGP Webinar took place on 26 May, focusing on Cancer and primary care. The webinar was introduced by Prof. Fiona Walter, from Queen Mary University of London & University of Cambridge. There were presentations, a panel discussion, and time for on YouTu*e and show more to navigate to sections of interest. SPEAKERS & RESEARCH  Prof. Fiona Walter: Introduction on the impact of active research Targeted encouragement of GP consultations for possible cancer symptoms: a randomised controlled.. Exemplary medical care or Trojan horse? An an*lysis of the ‘lifestyle medicine’ movement Diagnosing community-acquired pneumonia via a smartphone-based algorithm: a prospective cohort.. Understanding the benefits and limitations of continuous, risk-based, consultation peer-review in out-of-hours general practice: A Ian Bennett-Britton, et al British Journal of General Practice 7 May 2021; BJGP.2021.0076. DOI: FORM-2C (Frequency of Renal Monitoring – Creatinine and Cystatin C): An observational cohort study of primary care patients with Identifying safe care processes when GPs work in or alongside emergency departments: realist evaluation New research from University College London shows that REMOTE HEALTHCARE CONSULTATIONS WITH PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA remote. Remote consultations that were described as feasible were mostly by telephone and managed by the carer. Practitioners engaging with people living with dementia and their carers should make extra effort to ensure the efficacy of remote healthcare consultations, and inclusion of the person with dementia’s voice. Listen to the podcast interview with Remco Tuijt. people. She explains that trans men and non-binary people as*igned female at birth (TMNB) experience barriers to accessing adequate cervical screening at personal, interpersonal, and institutional levels, and are less likely to engage in screening than cisgender women. Findings show that many trans men and non-binary people don’t have hysterectomies, 10% clearly do not want a hysterectomy, and 35%