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Ross Dent, Associate Director for Technology Appraisals at NICE presents 'An Introduction to Health Economics'. The webinar, hosted by Health Innovation Wessex (HIW) on 07 Nov 2023, was attended by delegates from across Dorset, Oxford, and Hampshire and the Isle of Wight as part of HIW's support to integrated care systems to use cost effective analysis to help evidence impact and value of service transformation.
Each of the speakers discuss their service and the role of lipid management, followed by a panel discussion chaired by the programme clinical leads, Dr Paul Downie and Dr John Bolodeoku.
Speakers:
Anthony Young - Lead Cardiac Advanced Nurse Practitioner, University Hospitals Dorset NHS FT
Dr Nigel Smyth - Consultant Physician, Hampshire Hospitals NHS FT
Miss Mary Weisters - Consultant Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon, Dorset and Wiltshire Vascular Network
Dr Sergio Nabais - Consultant Cardiologist, Salisbury NHS FT
Dr Hermione Price - Consultant Diabetologist, Southern Health FT
Chairs:
Dr Paul Downie - Consultant Chemical Pathologist, University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS FT
Dr John Bolodeoku - Consultant Chemical Pathologist, Hampshire Hospitals NHS FT
Primary care updates on lipid management, including changes to QOF and the local formulary, targets and treatment options.
The webinar discusses how you can get the best outcomes for your patients with regard to lipid and cardiovascular risk management.
Guest Speaker: Dr John Bolodeoku, Consultant Chemical Pathologist & Pharmaceutical Physician, Hampshire Hospitals Foundation Trust
Chair: Dr Oliver Smith, Dorset ICB Diabetes GP Champion
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