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Navigating the Eczema Journey

09 April 2024 - Dr Kate Annear

About the Podcast 

Jamie, who has suffered from severe eczema since infancy shares his reflections on his illness journey. Together with Dr Deryn Thompson, a highly experienced allergy and eczema nurse, they discuss some of the interactions that take place between consumers and health professionals in the eczema journey. 

Topics covered include:

  • How we talk about eczema 

  • The use of eczema management plans

  • Creative ways to manage the challenges of adjuvant treatments

  • Effective use of internet and social media

  • Ways that we can effectively address common concerns and help patients and families build the skills they need to manage eczema in the long term.

Hosted by Medcast Medical Adviser, Dr Kate Annear. 

 

 This podcast is brought to you by Medcast and the Quality Use of Medicines Alliance. 

 

For more free Quality Use of Medicines education, check out QHUB on Medcast

Dr Kate Annear
Dr Kate Annear
Dr Kate Annear MBBS(Hons), DCH, MPH, FRACGP is an experienced GP based in Sydney, specialising in women's and children's health. She has a special interest in public health and medical education. Kate is the clinical lead for all health professional education on QHUB for the QUDTP project. 
Kate was previously a Medical Advisor at NPS MedicineWise where she was involved in the development and implementation of projects including the safe use of medicines for older people and chronic kidney disease. Kate is experienced in hosting webinars and podcasts exploring issues related to the quality use of medicines.
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