Managing Seasonal allergies
Hay fever and other seasonal allergies are commonplace. While some treatment options are no longer available to prescribe for these conditions on the NHS, they remain a treatment option sought by patients attending clinicians privately.
Accessible to the following healthcare professionals:
- Doctors
- Dentists
- Registered Nurses
- Pharmacists
There has been a surge in the use of prescription-only medicines by non-health care practitioners in 2023. This course is only accessible to doctors, dentists, registered nurses and pharmacists.
This course covers all treatment modalities and options. We also include information about the treatment outside of current NICE guidance, including the pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, side effects, drug interactions, and monitoring.
We believe that we have taken a responsible approach with the course material to inform and educate healthcare professionals about this subject, allowing them to make their own professional judgments.
Ha
y, fever, and allergies are commonplace. While some treatments are no longer available to prescribe for these conditions on the NHS, they still remains a treatment option sought by patients attending clinicians privately. This short course is designed to give the clinician an insight into various line and alternative prescribed products for symptom relief and management.
Please note that the treatment of disease or disorder is a medical indication and is therefore, a CQC regulated activity. The advertisement of prescription only medicines to the Public is not allowed. It is recommended that practitioners consider these factors and consult their insurers before offering this treatment.
£150.00
