PROGRAMME GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: PROGRAMME GOALS
To improve the clinical outcome for the hypertensive diabetic patients with metabolic syndrome in Jamaica.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
To provide clear and specific best practice in the management of hypertensive diabetic patients with metabolic syndrome in 2024.
DESCRIPTION OF EDUCATIONAL METHODOLOGY TO BE USED: PowerPoint lecture presentation
METHOD OF PROGRAMME EVALUATION: Question & Answer Session and interactive Discussion.
1.5 MCJ-NCCME CREDITS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND

1) Lecture by Dr. Mark Hoo Sang: “NOACs in daily practice for the prevention of thromboembolic complications”
2) Lecture by Dr. Adedamola Soyibo: “Losartan role in Hypertensive CKD  patients”

Goals & Objectives:  To have a discussion with physicians on the appropriate choice of antibiotic based on the condition and pathogens being treated as well as managing asthma in an idealized manner for better outcome  

THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

The Caribbean College of Family Physicians and the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) are joining forces to deliver a series of virtual lectures on nephrology aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills of physicians and nephrologists in Jamaica and the broader Caribbean region. This educational initiative seeks to address the unique challenges faced by medical professionals in these areas by providing them with up-to-date information and best practices in nephrology. The series will feature prominent experts in the field, beginning with a lecture on June 27, 2024, by Prof. Edgar Lerma, who will discuss the "Approach to the Patient with an Elevated Serum Creatinine."

The primary goal of these lectures is to foster a deeper understanding of nephrological conditions and improve patient care outcomes in the Caribbean. By facilitating access to cutting-edge research and expert insights, the series aims to equip local healthcare providers with the necessary tools to effectively manage and treat renal diseases. The inaugural lecture will include a panel discussion featuring Dr. Lori Fisher, Prof. Marvin Reid, and Prof. Edgar Lerma, promoting interactive learning and collaborative dialogue. This initiative underscores the commitment of both the Caribbean College of Family Physicians and ISN to advancing medical education and strengthening healthcare systems in the region.