‼ Over 25% of GP consultations are dermatology related, yet GPs only receive around 2 weeks training on dermatology AS A WHOLE - so unless a GP has what is referred to as 'a specialist interest in skin cancer', they have little-to-no training on the subject!
That’s just one of the reasons why we developed our MASCED PRO training programme - suitable for not just GPs, but all AHPs (Allied Health Professionals) and reviewed / approved by the British Association of Dermatologists.
Here’s just a handful of feedback we have received from GPs who have taken our MASCED PRO training....
"Excellent course and fabulous, clear pictures. Thank you for your great resource". GP Essex
“I loved this e-learning and I had the pleasure to revise and refresh the “old knowledge” I had since Med school. Thanks!” GP London
“Great course. I found it very useful to go over different types of melanoma and their presentations, and how they don’t always fit the ABCDE tool”.
GP Nottinghamshire
“It was very good learning, You made my day. Thanks” GP Derbyshire
“Very helpful resource with really good images . The interactive session of the last part really consolidated my knowledge as it gives a history and background of the skin lesions, making it seem like a realistic encounter with people”. GP in Training Nottinghamshire
“This was an enlightening, fantastic and educative course. It has greatly increased my knowledge and confidence with skin cancers and I hope to apply this to my practice. Kudos to the entire MASCED team”.
GP Nottinghamshire
IF YOU WORK IN ANY PROFESSION THAT HAS REGULAR OBSERVATION OF YOUR PATIENT’S / CLIENT’S SKIN - YOU ARE UNIQUELY PLACED TO OBSERVE CHANGES THAT COULD INDICATE THE EARLY SIGNS OF SKIN CANCER AND PROVIDE TRUSTED ADVICE AND SIGNPOSTING FOR PROFESSIONAL CLINICAL ASSESSMENT.
EARLY DETECTION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, SAVES LIVES.
To join our growing army of over 10,000 MASCED accredited professionals - train your eyes to save lives today! Visit MASCED.UK to find out more.
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