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Live Webinar: Bleeding Disorders in General Practice | 4Cyte Pathology

Upcoming Webinar: Bleeding Disorders in General Practice

1 HOUR Educational Activity

Bleeding symptoms are a common presentation in general practice, but underlying disorders are often missed or misinterpreted. This session will give GPs a practical approach to recognising abnormal bleeding, ordering the right tests, and interpreting results with confidence. Using real-world cases, it will help improve early diagnosis and management of patients with suspected bleeding disorders.

Learning objectives

By the end of this activity, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify common bleeding presentations that may indicate an underlying disorder
  2. Outline and interpret appropriate tests for patients with suspected bleeding disorders
  3. Apply practical approaches to improve the accuracy of testing and diagnosis in general practice
  4. Implement continuity of care in the management of genetic haematological conditions

Webinar Information

Session Plan

  • Overview of bleeding disorders in primary care and relevance to general practice.
  • Overview of mucosal bleeding, easy bruising and heavy menstrual bleeding. Red flags and when to suspect an underlying bleeding disorder.
  • Overview of inherited and acquired bleeding disorders. Clinical features, inheritance patterns and indications for testing in primary care.
  • First-line pathology tests, including coagulation studies and factor levels. Practical interpretation of results in a GP setting.
  • Best practice for ordering tests, including timing considerations (e.g. suspected VWD), and factors affecting result reliability
  • Short case scenarios demonstrating appropriate test selection and clinical decision-making in general practice. Summary of key messages.

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Your CPD Hours

Your CPD hours will be uploaded by 4Cyte within 4 weeks upon completion of the activity.