Webinar on Bipolar Disorder
Northern & Yorkshire Division presents: The Good, The Bad and the Kidney: A webinar on Bipolar Disorder
Timings | 2pm - 5pm |
Location | Online Event |
CPD | Up to 3 CPD hours subject to peer approval |
Consultant | £60 |
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Higher Trainee/SAS Doctor | £45 |
Core Trainees/Medical Students/FY Doctors | £30 |
Retired Doctors | £30 |
Non-members | £80 |
Event Information
Overview
Bookings for the event are now closed.
The Northern and Yorkshire Division presents: The Good, The Bad and The Kidney: A Webinar on Bipolar Disorder.
We are pleased to welcome Dr David Cousins, Professor Heinz Grunze, M.D. and Dr Jonathan Murray to this Webinar discussing Bipolar Disorder.
What will the event cover?
How confident are you in diagnosing bipolar disorders? Professor Grunze will be discussing the focus on boundaries of bipolar disorders – atypical manifestations, bipolar NOS and comorbidities.
Dr Cousins will then discuss Lithium treatment – theory and practice: An update on the current use of lithium, focusing on optimal prescribing and the management of common side effects. Future directions informed by the latest understanding of the actions of lithium.
Consultant Nephrologist Dr Jonathan Murray will share his expertise on patients being treated with Lithium who are often referred to nephrologists if their kidney function deteriorates. This presentation will discuss issues to consider during such circumstances.
Event Programme
The event programme including speaker biographies is ready and available to view.
Medical Students/Foundation Doctors
Our limited free spaces for medical students and foundation level doctors are now fully booked.
Places were awarded on a first come, first served basis.
Terms and conditions
Watch on-demand
This event will be recorded and available to watch on demand for one month after the event.
Recording will be available to registered attendees.
For further information, please contact:
Email: northernandyorkshire@rcpsych.ac.uk
Contact Name: Northern and Yorkshire Division
Twitter: @rcpsychNY
Contact number: 0208 618 4196