Zaporozhye doctors use access to the British Medical Journal

British Medical Journal in partnership with the World Bank has provided unlimited access to its resources for  Ukrainian specialists. In this project, access to modules Best Practice and Learning received 4 medical institutions of primary health care of Zaporozhye region. One of the criteria for participation in the project was English. Currently, Zaporozhye experts have successfully obtained knowledge through distance learning technologies. The first webinar in the cycle training module focused on the treatment of chronic heart failure. This training was prepared by Dr. Syed Yusuf Vamyk from the Royal College of Medicine UK. During the study doctors received information about  the classification, diagnosis and treatment of chronic heart failure based on evidence-based medicine. Her experiences of the participation in the project shared Anastasia Shilin, a general practitioner - family physician from  3  hospital of "Zaporizhzhya center primary care number 5": ""At BMJ resource  information in the field is provided, which is constantly updated. A special advantage is that it is possible to study not only the current protocols for nosology, but also themes dealing with specific aspects of the symptoms or treatment of a disease. In addition, there are a number of useful video and audio materials. Most modules have liked to study labeled "Ask an expert", which provides details on features of patients with different pathologies. Wonderful webinar chronic heart failure helped to refresh knowledge, in particular on the choice of starting drug therapy for patients depending on the severity of the condition. " "

• Materials of event:
  BMJ_WB_496.png

Foto