Patient-Centred Care

1. An Introduction to Lifestyle Medicine

• Understand what is meant by Lifestyle Medicine and the models understood to affect mental health, nutrition and exercise.

2. Childhood Immunisations

• Understand how a vaccine works
• Understand the types of vaccines
• Be able to discuss the safety of vaccines with patients using evidence-based information
• Know the childhood vaccination schedule in the UK
• Understand the barriers and common patient concerns with vaccines

3. Sepsis in Paediatrics

• Be able to identify sepsis early in paediatric patients
• Be aware of the basic initial management of sepsis in paediatric patients

• Be able to recognise indicators of abuse, neglect and exploitation
• Be able to apply the safeguarding assessment framework (child, family, environment)
• Be able to outline immediate actions: safety, documentation and referral pathways

• Be able to describe key physiological changes of ageing across organ systems
• Be able to distinguish normal ageing from pathology and frailty syndromes
• Be able to explain how ageing affects pharmacology and prescribing decisions

• Be able to take a structured falls history (before, during and after)
• Be able to identify intrinsic/extrinsic risk factors and reversible causes
• Be able to outline investigations, management and prevention strategies

• Be able to describe key drivers of morbidity and mortality in men, especially cardiovascular risk
• Be able to recognise common male mental health presentations and barriers to help-seeking
• Be able to assess erectile dysfunction and outline initial management options

• Be able to define palliative care and identify appropriate timing for referral
• Be able to describe holistic assessment and the multidisciplinary team's role
• Be able to outline advance care planning and key decision-making documents