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This is a past event that took place on Thursday, 18 November 2021

How successful management of infant feeding issues in primary care can reduce A&E admissions

  • 1pm, Thursday 18 November 2021
  • Online Event

Lisa Phillips-German, a Paediatric Nurse Consultant will present how her specialist paediatric clinic assesses, diagnoses and manages feeding issues such as functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGID) and cows’ milk protein allergy (CMA) in a primary care setting.

  • Overview of paediatric feeding issues (FGID; reflux, constipation, colic, lactose intolerance and CMA) and the challenges faced with diagnosis
  • Identify the common signs and symptoms of FGID and CMA and tools that can aid diagnosis.
  • Manage FGID and CMA within your community setting
  • Top tips to empower and support parents and carers.