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Primary Care on Expeditions: Part One

Lectures
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Join Daniel Grace, a seasoned GP and expedition medic, as he explores the critical role of primary care in expeditions.

In part one, Daniel highlights the importance of being a generalist and managing uncertainty when working in remote and challenging environments.

Throughout the lecture, Daniel discusses how to optimise participants’ chronic conditions before an expedition, emphasising the significance of identifying and managing risks to ensure a successful journey.

He also delves into the management of common primary care conditions that may arise during an expedition, offering practical advice on treatment options and evacuation thresholds.

By sharing his expertise and real-world examples, Daniel provides valuable insights into the unique challenges faced by expedition medics and the importance of continuous learning and self-assessment.

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Length: 1hr 11m
Host: Dan Grace
Categories: Lectures

Intended Learning Outcomes

By the end of this lecture, participants should be able to:

1. Recognise the importance of being a generalist and managing uncertainty in the context of expedition medicine.

2. Identify strategies for optimising participants’ chronic conditions before an expedition to minimise risks and ensure a successful journey.

3. Discuss the management of common primary care conditions that may arise during an expedition, including treatment options and evacuation thresholds.

4. Understand the significance of self-assessment and continuous learning in maintaining competence as an expedition medic.

5. Appreciate the role of primary care in expedition medicine and its impact on the overall success and safety of the expedition.

6. Apply the lessons learnt from the case study and real-world examples to their own practice in expedition medicine or remote healthcare settings.

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