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PharmacistCPD: Navigating codeine legislation

This module discusses codeine as an opioid analgesic, the pharmacist’s role in codeine supply, and patient counselling, as well as non-pharmacological options.

To successfully earn credit, participants must complete the activity online, achieve a minimum score of 70% on the post-module assessment, and complete the mandatory evaluation form in order to receive their certificate.

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This educational module explores the critical role of imaging in lung cancer screening, with a particular focus on the use of low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) in high-risk populations.

The module highlights the global burden of lung cancer, the rationale for early detection, and the evidence supporting structured screening programmes. It also examines the benefits and limitations of screening, outlines current eligibility criteria, and discusses emerging developments such as artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced imaging technologies.

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The module also addresses high-risk periods such as transitions of care, with emphasis on safe discharge prescribing, communication between hospital and primary care, and strategies to prevent unintended long-term use. Key skills in patient communication are outlined, including setting expectations, addressing misconceptions about ‘stronger’ analgesia, and providing clear counselling on safe use and discontinuation.

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In this podcast-based CPD module, host Dawn O’Shea is joined by Prof Cara Martin, Associate Professor in Molecular Pathology, Tumour Biology and Cancer Screening at Trinity College Dublin, to take an in-depth look at human papillomavirus (HPV) and its clinical implications.

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In this module a strong focus is placed on practical decision-making in common clinical scenarios, such as musculoskeletal injury, low back pain, dental pain, and discharge prescribing. Clinicians will be guided in identifying when codeine may offer limited benefit, recognising key decision points in consultations, and prioritising function-centred care over symptom suppression.

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Our knowledge of eczema pathophysiology continues to evolve, along with our understanding of treatments. On completion of this module, it is expected the reader with have updated their knowledge of the combination of factors that cause the condition, eczema subtypes, treatment targets, and the increasingly important role of the pharmacist.

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The goal of this module is to review the diagnosis and management of chronic plaque psoriasis (CPP) in adults. The content identifies key features of CPP, recommends a stepwise approach to management. It reviews methods of grading disease severity, and advises on appropriate therapeutic approaches. It highlights common comorbidities and updated treatment options including newer biologic agents.

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This practice development module provides an up-to-date, evidence-based review of CPE, focusing on:

▪️ What CPE is, its implications, and risk factors
▪️ Reviewing patient CPE screening for admissions to hospital
▪️ Exploring the significance of hospital environmental CPE reservoirs
▪️ Gaining an understanding of what biofilms are
▪️ Investigating CPE spread from wastewater drainage
▪️ Understanding infection prevention strategies that you can utilise to limit spread.

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On completion of this module, it is expected the reader will have an enhanced understanding of codeine legislation, potential risks with excessive use, current regulatory issues, and potential future directions in pain management.

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