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Eye Care
Eye On Demand
Community pharmacies have a great opportunity to help people maintain good eye health. Pharmacists are often consulted for over-the-counter medications to relief many different minor eye ailments, such as dry eye, conjunctivitis, and eyelid diseases. This webinar offers an optometrist’s clinical insight to the therapeutic management of these common eye conditions to support pharmacists in providing enhanced patient eye care and advice.
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Gout in Aotearoa - On Demand
Cultural Competence On Demand
Health data suggest that at least 182,000 people across New Zealand now live with gout. Join this on-demand training course to learn more about the changing landscape of gout in Aotearoa.
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Heart Health Series - Heart Failure
Cardiovascular System On Demand
Join us for Module Two in our Heart Health Series. This module provides a basic overview of Heart Failure outlining causes, symptoms, classification and management of Heart Failure.
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Heart Health Series - Hypertension
Cardiovascular System On Demand
In New Zealand the prevalence of hypertension is increasing to the point where nearly 25% of NZ adults live with hypertension (2020/21). Despite the known cardiovascular complications caused by hypertension, almost half of all people with hypertension do not have their blood pressure controlled.
New evidence-based guidelines recommend new thresholds and targets for the diagnosis and treatment of hypertension.
This module covers the incidence of hypertension in NZ, the risk factor both for and from hypertension, especially if it is not well controlled, the importance of managing lifestyle factors as part of treatment and the recommended guidelines for pharmacological therapy for hypertension.
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Heart Health Series - Introduction
Cardiovascular System On Demand
Join us for Module One of our Heart Health Series. This module covers the structure and function of the cardiovascular system and Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and is suitable for all pharmacy staff.