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Course Name

Location

A new model of care

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/a-new-model-of-care

Dr Columba Quigley tells a professional and personal story about an instance where a patient died without adequate palliative care and how this experience changed her approach to end-of-life care.

This lecture was filmed at the "Radical Change: a blueprint for the next 50 years of dying" event at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Assessment of lipid disorders and cardiovascular risk

This RCGP accredited resource assesses the user's knowledge and understanding on the assessment and management of lipid disorders and cardiovascular risk.

https://www.studyprn.com/p/lipid-disorders

Behaviour Change in Large Organisations (videos)

Videos available here:
https://www.yammer.com/bupa.com/#/Threads/show?threadId=894485406

Speakers: Prof Susan Michie, Dr Luke James, Dr Rachel Carey, Dr Paul Chadwick.

Bringing design thinking to end-of-life care

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/bringing-design-thinking-to-end-of-life-care

Mr Ivor Williams discusses what role that design can play in palliative care and how it can shape the future of how we die, and how in a world of automation, human interaction will be more important than ever.

This lecture was filmed at the "Radical Change: a blueprint for the next 50 years of dying" event at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

British Dental Conference and Exhibition 2017

Core CPD lecture package - this package contains a selection of lectures covering CORE or recommended CPD topics filmed at the British Dental Conference and Exhibition 2017.

FREE access for BDA members: https://www.bda.org/events/online-event/Pages/iLearn-webcast---2017-core-CPD-package.aspx?utm_campaign=cpd-hub&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&utm_content=education&utm_term=conference

Bupa Clinical Webinar: Shared Decision Making

View the webinar here: http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/Pages/bupa-clinical-webinar-shared-decision-making.aspx

Bupa UK Webinar - Self Care

Watch the Bupa UK Webinar here: http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/Pages/bupa-uk-webinar-self-care.aspx

Bupa UK Webinar: Developing Strategy

View webinar here: http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/Pages/bupa-uk-webinar-developing-strategy.aspx

Bupa UK Webinar: Targeted cancer therapies

If you missed Lucy Hoppe's webinar on Targeted Cancer Therapies you can now watch it here:

http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/learning/Pages/Bupa-UK-Webinar-Targeted-cancer-therapies.aspx

Bupa UK Webinar: 'The influence of exercise on mental well-being'

View the webinar here: http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/Pages/the-influence-of-exercise-on-mental-well-being-webinar.aspx

Bupa UK Webinar: The link between oral health and general health

If you missed Ros O'Leary's webinar, you can now watch it here:
http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/learning/Pages/Bupa-UK-Webinar-The-link-between-General-Health-and-Oral-Health.aspx

Bupa UK Webinar: Why sleep matters

If you missed Ellie's webinar on "Why sleep matters" you can now watch it here:

https://youtu.be/AvxD8XnzJ5M

Bupa UK Webinar:A Practical Guide To ADHD

View webinar here: http://www.ourbupa.co.uk/Pages/a-practical-guide-to-adhd.aspx

Causes of Human Disease: Exploring Cancer and Genetic Disease

Access here: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/human-disease-exploring-cancer-genetic-disease?lr=27

On this course you’ll explore the structure of DNA, its processes and learn how genetic disease results from DNA alterations. You’ll look closely at the nature of these changes, causes and risk factors – this is vital in the case of cancer, as prevention has proved to be an effective way of managing this disease.

Chemotherapy and immunotherapy

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/chemotherapy-and-immunotherapy

Dr Ruth Pettengell describes in detail how both chemotherapy and immunotherapy work on cancer cells, and the differences between them. Dr Pettengell also discusses the side effects and challenges of these two treatments.

Common types of diagnosis and dementia

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/common-types-of-diagnosis-and-dementia

Dr Nick Fox discusses the different causes and types of dementia. Dr Fox provides the clinical diagnosis of dementia, the process of diagnosis, and looks to the future of dementia.

Critical Thinking - decision making

Learn the basics of critical thinking, an essential skill for problem solving and decision making.

Dementia: What does the future look like?

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/dementia-what-does-the-future-look-like

Professor Gill Livingston looks to the future of dementia, covering both the management of dementia, and possible preventions and cures.

Effective Listening

Communications experts Tatiana Kolovou and Brenda Bailey-Hughes help you assess your listening skills and develop more effective listening behaviour.

Excel Statistics Essential Training

Learn Statistics. Professor Joseph Schmuller teaches the fundamentals of descriptive statics and inferential statistics using Microsoft Excel.

Exploring the doctors role in meaning making

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/trainee-masterclass-exploring-the-doctors-role-in-meaning-making

In this trainee masterclass, Dr BJ Miller discusses the medical professionals' need to give attention to their own self-care and the importance of having a relationship with patients.

This lecture was filmed at the "Radical Change: a blueprint for the next 50 years of dying" event at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Global Ageing: Challenges and opportunities

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/global-ageing-challenges-and-opportunities

Dr John Beard discusses the problems that come along with an ageing global population. Dr Beard describes how an understanding of a patient's functional ability should take precedent over an assessment based on linear age.

This lecture was filmed at the 'global ageing: challenges and opportunities' event.

Filmed at Royal Society of Medicine in London on the 24th of April.

Having Difficult Conversations

Learn how to prepare for and successfully have difficult conversations with employees, managers and colleagues

Heart failure: what does the future look like?

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/heart-failure-what-does-the-future-look-like

Dr Alexander Lyon looks at the development and future of heart failure treatment in an evolving heart failure population. Alexander discusses the treatments, medication and therapies that will be available to patients, and the options for cardiac repair such as stem cell and gene therapy.

How might discovery research improve medicine in the future?

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/how-might-discovery-research-improve-medicine-in-the-future

Professor Sir John Savill discusses how discovery research might improve medicine in the future. Professor Savill discusses the quantitative success of UK health research and gives an overview of the benefits of Research and development to the NHS.

Improving patient safety in urology

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/improving-patient-safety-in-urology

Professor Robin Ferner discusses the medication errors that can take place in the course of urology treatment. Professor Ferner describes how these errors can be avoided and best dealt with.

This lecture was filmed at the "Patient Safety, Litigation Against Doctors and Gross Negligence " event at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Innovation in end of life care

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/innovation-in-end-of-life-care

Ms Dallas Pounds explains how the Royal Trinity Hospice is leading innovation in end of life care. Ms Pounds covers the history of the hospice and their progress in normalising the topic of death, both in the hospice and online.

Introduction to Behavioural Science (online)

The course provides an introduction to key frameworks and principles from behavioural science, with examples and videos throughout.

Access on Bupa Learn: https://www.bupalearn.com/Saba/Web/Main/goto/RegisterLaunchCatalog?offeringId=dowbt000000000037513

Leading Productive Meetings

Discover how to get the most from your meeting – turning them into productive avenues for communications, connecting and accomplishing real work.

Leading with Emotional Intelligence

Increase your emotional intelligence at work so you are better equipped to lead teams, work with peers and manage up.

Learning Data Science

Get an introduction to data science designed for people who aren’t planning on being a full time data scientists. Learn the basics of gathering and analyzing big data

Maintaining a Mindful Life

Learn how to apply mindfulness techniques, so you can improve your communication, relationships and emotional health.

Access here: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/mindfulness-life?lr=8

Maximise your performance

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/maximise-your-performance

Miss Sarah Winckless MBE talks about her journey to becoming an Olympic rower and her work since. Miss Winckless discusses physical and psychological issues of performance, the psychology of teamwork, and also the thinking challenges she has had to face since receiving a positive diagnosis for the Huntington's gene.

Patients journey: Living with dementia

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/patients-journey-living-with-dementia

Ms Joy Watson and Mrs Shirley Nurock provide their voice as patients and carers, highlighting the challenges of dementia in care and daily life.

Safety and sanction: what do patients want?

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/safety-and-sanction-what-do-patients-want

Sir Robert Francis discusses the patient's point of view in regards to medical regulation, and how the workplace can be an unduly challenging workspace for medical professionals.

This lecture was filmed at the "Patient Safety, Litigation Against Doctors and Gross Negligence" event at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Sepsis: Pre-hospital

Access here - https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/sepsis-pre-hospital

Dr David Balthazor discusses pre-hospital management of paediatric sepsis. Dr Balthazor gives an overview of the interventions and improved outcomes for pre-hospital care, and discusses the practicalities of dealing with sepsis.

Shared Decision Making (Bupa Learn)

Access online: https://www.bupalearn.com/Saba/Web/Main/goto/RegisterLaunchCatalog?offeringId=dowbt000000000036793

Whether you are a Care Assistant, clinical or no-clinical, Shared Decision Making is applicable to us all.

Find out about SDM, how it works and see it in action. There is also a quiz at the end for you to complete.

Sport, exercise medicine and the Olympic Games: winning gold, staying healthy, staying clean

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/sport-exercise-medicine-and-the-olympic-games-winning-gold-staying-healthy-staying-clean

Richard Budgett gives a talk on sport and exercise medicine with a focus on the Olympic Games and the potential health benefits it can bring to a city.

He outlines athlete performance, training, and prevention of injury and illness, before discussing how the IOC attempts to promote health and exercise to nations through the Olympics. Richard Budgett looks at the success and failure of Olympic legacies, how they can be used to improve health and outlines doping control and the importance of protecting clean athletes.

Supporting change in dementia healthcare

Access online here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/supporting-change-in-dementia-healthcare

Mr Jeremy Hughes discusses the role of the Alzheimer's Society in the changing landscape of dementia care.

This lecture was the 'Medicine and me: living well with dementia' at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Tackling Inequalities Through Health and Social Care Design

This course will explore what inequalities are and how they can be reduced through health and social care.

Follow the link
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/tackling-inequalities/

The causes of cancer, 1965-2015

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/the-causes-of-cancer-1965-2015

Sir Richard Peto compares the trends of cancer mortality in different countries and at different ages from 1965 to 2015. Sir Richard discusses the causes of cancer, specifically lung cancer, and looks at how it relates to the mortality of obesity.

The future of dementia

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/the-future-of-dementia

Professor June Andrews discusses the number of people that dementia will affect, and describes what will be considered a cure for dementia in the future.

The Musculoskeletal System: The Science of Staying Active into Old Age

Demystify the ageing process and learn how our everyday behaviours are likely to affect our long-term musculoskeletal health.

Access here: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/musculoskeletal?lr=23

The next steps: Bringing together aspiration science and energy

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/the-next-steps-bringing-together-aspiration-science-and-energy

Mr Garber ('The Innovation Unit') broadly discusses end of life care, and describes how it can be radically improved.

This lecture was filmed at the "Radical Change: a blueprint for the next 50 years of dying" event at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

The role of technology in transforming primary care

Access here: https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/the-role-of-technology-in-transforming-primary-care

Dr Arvind Madan provides an overview of where the NHS is currently headed, using technology and digital development to improve the primary care experience for both patients and medical staff.

This lecture was filmed at 'The future of medicine - the role of doctors in 2025' meeting at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

UK dementia research, care and treatment

Access here; https://videos.rsm.ac.uk/video/uk-dementia-research-care-and-treatment

Using a series of studies as examples, Professor Martin Rossor explains how new research approaches could hold the key to treating and even eventually curing dementia.

This lecture was filmed at the 'global ageing: challenges and opportunities' event, which took place at the Royal Society of Medicine in London on the 24th of April

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