Clinical Insights: Enhancing Myeloma Diagnosis and Long-term Management in Primary Care

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This module is designed for GPs, GP trainees, nurses, and allied healthcare professionals to enhance their understanding of myeloma diagnosis and ongoing management in primary care. It focuses on the importance of early recognition to prevent irreversible organ damage and highlights the role of serum free light chain (sFLC) testing in supporting accurate diagnosis. Aligned with NICE guidance, including Myeloma: Diagnosis and Management (NG35) and Suspected Cancer: Recognition and Referral (NG12), it also provides practical support for managing patients across their care pathway in primary care settings.

6 Modules1 hour
£169£0
Clinical Insights: Enhancing Myeloma Diagnosis and Long-term Management in Primary Care

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Improve early recognition of myeloma in primary care settings
  • Apply NICE NG35 and NG12 guidelines effectively in the diagnostic pathway
  • Confidently interpret and appropriately use serum free light chain (sFLC) testing in clinical practice
  • Support the ongoing management and care coordination of patients with myeloma in primary care

Modules

Module 1

Introduction to Myeloma

Module 2

Identifying Myeloma in Primary Care

Module 3

Primary Care Diagnostic Pathway: Indications for Action

Module 4

Interpreting Serum Free Light Chains (sFLC)

Module 5

Ongoing Management and Monitoring of Myeloma

Module 6

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Frequently Asked Questions

The course covers myeloma recognition, CRAB criteria, diagnostic pathways, serum free light chain testing, referral guidance, MGUS monitoring, and long-term management in primary care.

Yes, learners will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.

To register, sign in to your Care Learning account using your email and password. New users can create an account through the Care Learning website.

This course is suitable for GPs, GP trainees, nurses, allied healthcare professionals, and primary care staff involved in diagnosing or managing patients with myeloma.