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Diabetes Management in Pregnancy - On Demand
On Demand
Gestational diabetes is common with 3000-4000 women being diagnosed with the condition or its recurrence in New Zealand each year. The prevalence is increasing. Complications for the baby include high birth weight, higher risk of premature birth, respiratory distress syndrome and higher risk of type 2 diabetes later in life. The new mother may also suffer from pre-eclampsia, miscarriage and higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes amongst others.
In this course you will learn about the diagnosis and management of diabetes in pregnancy and post delivery. You will find out about the implications of hyperglycaemia on the mother and foetus and how to identify gestational diabetes from other forms of diabetes.
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Drug Treatment of Psychosis - On Demand
On Demand
Psychosis can affect 3 out of every 100 people, and can affect anyone. Although antipsychotic medication can be used to manage psychosis, there are risks associated with their use and the side effects can be extreme.
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Emergency Contraceptive Pill (ECP) Accreditation Training - On Demand
On Demand
This training programme is designed to allow pharmacists to become accredited providers of the Emergency Contraceptive Pill (ECP). Only accredited pharmacists may sell the ECP.
This training is "On Demand" which means, once purchased, it can be completed in your own time through your PSNZ "My Learning" platform.
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Endometriosis - On Demand
On Demand
Join this training course to learn about Endometriosis. Our presenter will provide a brief overview of endometriosis, covering its aetiology, and the what, why and where of this enigmatic disease. We will discuss early intervention for dysmenorrhoea and why it matters. Best practice treatments and management with a multi-disciplinary approach will be presented and discussed. We will take time to review a few relevant case studies.
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Eye Care - On Demand
On Demand
There are a number of different eye symptoms and conditions that people suffer from. How can you differentiate between different symptoms? What is the appropriate management for the different symptoms and conditions?