This course will be delivered in a hybrid format. This includes pre-recorded materials, live online sessions, and you can also attend in person teaching or choose to follow this online.
Hybrid course: live teaching sessions – 9, 15, 20 and 24 January 2025
Online course materials available from – 20 December 2024
In this short course you will study a comprehensive overview of the diagnosis and management of allergic diseases in children and in adults. The course aims to develop your understanding of the clinical features seen in allergic disease which will enable you to conduct appropriate clinical history-taking and diagnostic work-up and arrive at an accurate diagnosis. It also enables you to create a robust treatment plan that can alleviate the symptoms and improve quality of life. Additionally, you will develop skills in the use of medical devices and treatments that will enable you to teach the patients in your care.
Teaching delivery format
The course has been designed in an innovative format combining asynchronous materials (e.g. pre-recorded sessions, reading lists, practical demos and web-based resources) to revise in your own time, and live interactive sessions both online and hybrid which will include focused discussions and case-based elements. A range of formats will be used to encourage active learning, including expert panel question & answer sessions, group work, workshops, role-play and scenario-based sessions.
The live sessions will take place in January. We encourage participants to book leave on the dates below to be able to follow the teaching. Asynchronous materials will be made available mid-December and a ‘course launch webinar’ will be held for registered participants to introduce the course and help you get organised to maximize your learning experience.
Going through the asynchronous materials should take around 25-30 hours of study, and the live online sessions will take around 15-18 hours.
Key dates & provisional times (UK time):
- 20 December 2024, 3.00 – 3.30pm: launch webinar (Online)
- 9 January 2025, approx. 1.00 – 5.30pm: live teaching (Online)
- 15 January 2025, approx. 12.30 – 6.00pm: live teaching (Online)
- 20 January 2025, approx. 1.30 – 6.00pm: live teaching (Online)
- 24 January 2025, approx. 9.00am – 6.00pm: live teaching (on campus or online)
*The on campus teaching will be held at our South Kensington, Royal Brompton or St Mary’s Campus – live streaming will be made available for those that choose to follow the course online.