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Principles of Adult Education

Traditional teaching methods in medicine are gradually being replaced by those based on principles of good practice and effectiveness in the wider world of adult education.

Brookfield (1986) and Knowles (1975) described some of the fundamental principles of adult education.

Adults learn best when they 

  • Are helped reflect on their practice

  • Identify strengths and weaknesses

  • Resolve conflict between educational wants and needs

  • Negotiate their learning objectives

  • Articulate learning outcomes for themselves

  • Analyse how they have learned

  • Agree plans for further development.

Self-directed learning can be defined as

A process that involves taking the initiative with or without the help of others in diagnosing learning needs, identifying resources for learning, choosing and implementing appropriate learning strategies, and evaluating learning outcomes.

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Disclaimer- The presentations below are for educational purposes only.

HIGP does not promote any particular drug.

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2025

HIGP meeting -15.10.25 Wednesday

Asthma – Tips to improve asthma care – key issues- Dr Mark Levy

HIGP Meeting- 18thSep 25- – Thyroid/Breast – Mr Ed Babu , Consultant Surgeon,Hillingdon Hospital

HIGP meeting – 16.7.25 , Wednesday 

Understanding constipation- Dr Jide Menakaya, Consultant Paediatrician , Hillingdon Hospital

NWL referral guidance and clinical documents

Vitamin B12 – NWL ICB 

Vitamin b12 – NICE guidance 

Vitamin B12 – BMJ

Urology update by Mr Saheel Mukhtar, Consultant Urologist ,Hillingdon Hospital – 14.5.25 -HIGP meeting  

30.04.25

Medical Treatments for Nightmares, RLS, CRDs and Insomnia

Psychological and Behavioural Treatments for Sleep Disorders

Dr Hugh Selsick

Insomnia and Behavioural Sleep Medicine Clinic Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine/ University College London Hospitals

2024

Paediatrics – Dr Abbas Khakoo, Consultant Paediatrician, THH-18.12.24

The diagnosis and treatment of food allergy- 18.12.24

Management of atopic eczema-18.12.24

ENT for busy GPs – Mr Vikas Acharya 27.11.24

Cardiology for GP- Dr Gareth Rosser-06/11/24

COPD Update – Dr Sunny Kaul_ Published in June 2024

Reflective practice- Lisa Miller , Sarah Divall & Anna Maloney

Modern Management of Asthma- Dr Mark Levy 20.03.24

Montelukast: Regulator reviewing asthma drug over concerns about mental health effects- –BMJ 05.03.24

8-hour time-restricted eating linked to a 91% higher risk of cardiovascular death

American Heart Association Epidemiology and Prevention -19.03.24

Minimally invasive treatment for glaucoma – Professor Philip Bloom 10.1.2024

Red flags and eye lid lumps and bumps Mr Ahmad Aziz 10.01.24

NWL Antimicrobial

NWL Referral guidelines and clinical documents 

2023

BMJ Best practice patient leaflet

NWL integrated formulary 25.10.23

Dermatology 5.7.23

2022

Fibromyalgia – Treatment options 

Long covid 3.3.22

Ophthalmology 21.9.22

2021

Vascular Surgery talk 8.21.21

Geeky Medics videos for medical students 

Update on HRT

HRT - General Practice notebook

Above template -courtesy of GP notebook

Paediatrics-What0-18

Perinatal mental health

Letter from NHS re OTC (over the counter) medication for pregnant women

OTC medication list for pregnant women

External Eye disease

Common retinal medical conditions 

Glaucoma

Nice guidance 

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