Management of Really Sick Inpatients with Anorexia Nervosa (MARSIPAN)

On successful completion of this course you'll:
have learnt how to medically assess and manage patients with severe eating disorders
understand the differences involved in managing children, adolescents and adults
have learnt about psycho-social assessment of such patients
be able to make changes in your own workplace

This course is suitable for medical, dietetic and nursing staff working in settings in which patients with severe anorexia nervosa (AN) could be admitted (e.g. A and E, medical admission and paediatric wards, nutrition wards, eating disorder units, adolescent and general adult psychiatric units).
It would also be of interest to GPs who wish to improve their assessment and emergency management skills in this field.

This is a one-day intensive course taught through a series of lectures. It runs from 9am to 5pm.
You'll have the opportunity to ask questions at the Q and A session and you'll be assessed by a multiple choice exam at the end of the day.
On successful completion you'll get a certificate (worth 6 CPD points).