• Accurate diagnosis and monitoring: ambulatory vs home vs clinic measurements
• Risk stratification and individualised treatment pathways
• Managing resistant hypertension and common comorbidities
• Lifestyle interventions and adherence strategies that work in everyday practice

• How is the Neighbourhood different - looking at the similarities but differences of being a PCN versus a Neighbourhood provider under the new framework
• The five shifts that cannot be ignored — how you recall, when you recall, what you can see, who you're missing, and what you can prove
• The direct impact of Practices that are making this shift now — real data, real financial impact, real operational impact
   

• Evidence
• Risk stratification
• Kidney protective therapies

• Recognise the clinical features and impact of primary hyperhidrosis on patient wellbeing.
• Apply practical, evidence-based management strategies for hyperhidrosis, including lifestyle advice, topical and systemic treatments, referral criteria, and when to consider newer therapeutic options.
• Describe current and emerging treatment options for primary hyperhidrosis, and understand how new therapies may be incorporated into primary care management

• An overview of the principles and theory of cryotherapy/cryosurgery practice 
• The clinical indications and applications of cryotherapy treatments in primary care, specifically for the removal of benign (non cancerous) skin lesions in primary care. 
• The process of obtaining informed consent for a patient in whom cryotherapy treatment is intended. 
• An overview of the various portable and handheld cryotherapy devices, including both Cryosprays and CryoProbes, which are currently available for use in the UK
   

• Understand NICE's approach to managing Type 2 diabetes
• Recognise how treatment choices are tailored based on comorbidities , hypoglycemia risk , weight and age 
• The importance of ongoing monitoring and complication prevention 

• Why does AK matter
• Differentiation of AK from similar lesions
• Current treatment landscape
   

Attendees will be able to:

• Understand how real time CGM data can reveal early glucose variability that is not captured through traditional testing
• Recognise the value of CGMs in improving patient awareness, motivation and engagement with dietary change
• Identify common glucose patterns linked to symptoms such as tiredness, cravings, sleep issues and mood dips
• Apply CGM insights to guide personalised lifestyle adjustments within primary care
• Integrate CGMs into existing prediabetes pathways to support early intervention and metabolic risk reduction

• Physical activity, nutrition, sleep and stress management
• Motivational techniques and personalised care plans that work in consultations
• Achieving sustainable improvements in weight, blood pressure, lipids, and glycaemic control