Certificate of Achievement

Mary Templeman Hogg - O'Rourke

has completed the following course:

Lyme Disease: Prevention and Management

St George's, University of London

This online disease prevention course provided an overview of the prevention and management options for Lyme Disease; a bacterial infection caught from the bite of an infected tick. The course covered topics, including; Epidemiology and incidence of Lyme disease, assessing Lyme disease, management of Lyme disease complications, and guidance on preventing tick-born diseases.

2 weeks, 2 hours per week

Dr Mohammad Razi

Academic Clinical Fellow,

St George's, University of London

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Describe Lyme disease and its complications in primary and secondary care.
  • Identify the recommended investigations for suspected Lyme disease.
  • Discuss management of Lyme disease and dealing with uncertainty, safety netting and follow-up.
  • Discuss the management of ‘chronic’ Lyme disease.
  • Summarise the main prevention methods of Lyme disease including tick removal and when to seek medicial advice.
  • Reflect upon the controversies surrounding Lyme disease treatment, especially dealing with misinformation about Lyme disease.
  • Evaluate the evidence and research on Lyme disease and future development.

Syllabus

  • What is Lyme disease and why is its incidence increasing?
  • How to recognise and treat Lyme disease
  • How to manage Lyme disease complications including ‘chronic’ Lyme disease
  • Prevention of Lyme disease and information to the public

Issued on 22nd August 2022

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Free online course:

Lyme Disease: Prevention and Management

St George's, University of London