Growth Disorders Webcast

WEBCAST: Digital developments and precision medicine in paediatric growth disorder management

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Explain current practice gaps in the management of short stature
Gain knowledge of digital programming of primary care height measurement to detect abnormalities of growth.
Awareness of and confidence in the use of digital technology to improve management of growth, as well as patient self-management
Debate what can be learnt from the use of digital tools in other endocrine disorders
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Digital interpretation of primary care height measurements to facilitate early diagnosis
Application of digital resources to growth disorder management
Growth hormone adherence management using digital technology
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