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Conference Programme 2025

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Dermatology

10 May 2025
MORPh Theatre

A focus on Acne Management and treatment options in primary care - Differential Diagnosis, red flags and when to refer.

1. Understanding Acne Presentation and Diagnosis
  • Recognize the clinical features of acne vulgaris, as well as associated psychological impacts.
  • Differentiate acne vulgaris from other skin conditions with similar presentations
2. Management Strategies in Primary Care
  • Identify appropriate first-line treatments for acne vulgaris, including topical therapies and systemic options 
3. Recognizing Red Flags
  • Identify red flags such as acne fulminans, nodular or cystic acne with scarring risk, and severe psychological distress linked to acne.
  • Recognise when acne is unresponsive to standard treatments and requires specialist input.
4. Referral Criteria and Pathways
  • Outline clear referral pathways for patients with severe or refractory acne to dermatology or mental health services when appropriate.
5. Patient-Centered Care
  • Develop skills to educate patients and promote shared decision-making about their condition and treatment options
Speakers
Bernard Ho, Consultant in Dermatology and Lymphoedema - St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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