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Assess and investigate someone who presents with back and leg pain
Confidently manage the initial treatment of someone with neuropathic back and leg pain
Implement a care path for the further management, referral and follow up
Contribute to a multidisciplinary management team
157322 - North Shore: Managing Back Pain – beyond medication Module 2: Neuropathic Back and Leg Pain
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An opportunity for GPs and their colleagues to discuss topics neuropathic back and leg pain and explore ways of improving the quality of patient care
Relevance to General Practice"GPs are generally the first port of call in the Australian healthcare system.
Problem/s managed by GPs may (at times) be limited to the level of a presenting symptom. At each patient encounter, up to four problems could be recorded by the GP. The range of problems managed at the encounter often crosses multiple body systems and may include undiagnosed symptoms, psychosocial problems or chronic disease, which makes the designation of a principal diagnosis difficult.
General Practice Activity in Australia, 2013-2014, Family Medical Research Centre, General Practice Series, No. 36, BEACH."
