Separating evidence from hype in modern practice
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Two of our speakers are covering interesting ground: Caryn Zinn will talk about popular supplements, and Graham Denyer overviews the strengths and limitations of telehealth in primary care.
Supplements: Science, Scams, or Seriously Useful?
Patients are spending thousands on supplements, but are they improving health, emptying wallets, or creating new problems?
In this practical session, Professor Caryn Zinn unpacks the evidence behind popular supplements including protein, creatine, collagen, magnesium, omega-3s, and multivitamins. Learn which supplements have genuine clinical value, which are backed more by marketing than science, and what clinicians should watch for when it comes to risks, interactions, and unrealistic expectations.
You’ll leave with practical tools for navigating supplement conversations clearly, confidently, and without the hype.
Telehealth: The Good, the Bad, and the Risky
Telehealth is here to stay - but not every consultation belongs on a screen. Graham Denyer will explore the strengths and limitations of telehealth in primary care, sharing practical guidance on what works well remotely, what does not, and when seeing the patient in person matters most. This session will help clinicians build confidence in making safe, effective telehealth decisions in everyday practice.
Plus, there are 11 more topics and speakers relevant to primary care.
We look forward to welcoming you to a full Saturday of CPD.
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Goodfellow Unit Primary Care Update Team