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Iron deficiencies can potentially be managed by nurses

Iron deficiency is a common condition in primary care affecting 12% of the population and around 40% of women under the age of 50. However, it is sometimes difficult to detect in patients clinically, and treatment can be a time-consuming process for GPs.

Expert/s: Ben Falkenmire

Diet and nutrition, Haematology

Videos

Ferrous sulfate + ascorbic acid for the treatment and prevention of iron deficiency

In this Product Explainer, Haematologist Dr Renee Eslick explains the role of a modified-release therapeutic oral iron supplement containing active ingredients ferrous sulfate and ascorbic acid in the treatment and prevention of iron deficiency (5 mins).

Expert/s: Dr Renee Eslick

Haematology

Podcasts

Iron deficiency – vegetarians, vegans, teenagers,fad diets and other situations

Practical tips on oral supplementation, how to address common issues such as intolerance and lack of compliance.

Expert/s: Dr Renee Eslick

Haematology

Clinical Articles

Clinical Conversations: Interpreting Iron Studies… Tips, Traps and Curly Cases | Part two

Iron deficiency, its identification and optimal management is more complex than many doctors realise.

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Coleman

Haematology

Clinical Articles

Clinical Conversations: Interpreting Iron Studies… Tips, Traps and Curly Cases | Part one

There are many exceptions to the interpretation of iron studies and patient co-morbidities become an important consideration.

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Coleman

Haematology

Podcasts

Haemochromatosis – Diagnosis and management

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

Expert/s: Prof John Olynyk

Haematology

Podcasts

Hypophosphataemia associated with IV iron infusions – Should we be concerned? – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Lawrence McMahon covers iron metabolism, IV infusions, and hypophosphataemia.

Expert/s: Prof Lawrence McMahon

Haematology

Podcasts

Interpreting iron studies – Tips, traps and curly cases – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Dr Patrick Coleman will guide clinicians through the various components reported on in iron studies and the implications when results are outside the normal range.

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Coleman

Haematology

Podcasts

Optimising oral iron in general practice – The practicalities

Expert/s: Clinical A/Prof Pradeep Jayasuriya

Haematology

Podcasts

Iron deficiency in patients with comorbidities

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

Expert/s: Dr Patrick Coleman

Haematology

Podcasts

Iron deficiency and chronic disease – Lecture

A/Prof Colquhoun explains that iron deficiency is common in people with chronic disease and covers practical considerations of chronic diseases that are most at risk of affecting iron stores and how iron deficiency associated with chronic disease is best managed in the primary care setting.

Expert/s: A/Prof David Colquhoun

Haematology

Podcasts

Iron supplement troubleshooter – Lecture

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

Expert/s: Dr Renee Eslick

Haematology

Iron deficiencies can potentially be managed by nurses

Iron deficiency is a common condition in primary care affecting 12% of the population and around 40% of women under the age of 50. However, it is sometimes difficult to detect in patients clinically, and treatment can be a time-consuming process for GPs.

Ferrous sulfate + ascorbic acid for the treatment and prevention of iron deficiency

In this Product Explainer, Haematologist Dr Renee Eslick explains the role of a modified-release therapeutic oral iron supplement containing active ingredients ferrous sulfate and ascorbic acid in the treatment and prevention of iron deficiency (5 mins).

Iron deficiency – vegetarians, vegans, teenagers,fad diets and other situations

Practical tips on oral supplementation, how to address common issues such as intolerance and lack of compliance.

Clinical Conversations: Interpreting Iron Studies… Tips, Traps and Curly Cases | Part two

Iron deficiency, its identification and optimal management is more complex than many doctors realise.

Clinical Conversations: Interpreting Iron Studies… Tips, Traps and Curly Cases | Part one

There are many exceptions to the interpretation of iron studies and patient co-morbidities become an important consideration.

Haemochromatosis – Diagnosis and management

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

Hypophosphataemia associated with IV iron infusions – Should we be concerned? – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Lawrence McMahon covers iron metabolism, IV infusions, and hypophosphataemia.

Interpreting iron studies – Tips, traps and curly cases – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Dr Patrick Coleman will guide clinicians through the various components reported on in iron studies and the implications when results are outside the normal range.

Optimising oral iron in general practice – The practicalities

Iron deficiency in patients with comorbidities

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

Iron deficiency and chronic disease – Lecture

A/Prof Colquhoun explains that iron deficiency is common in people with chronic disease and covers practical considerations of chronic diseases that are most at risk of affecting iron stores and how iron deficiency associated with chronic disease is best managed in the primary care setting.

Iron supplement troubleshooter – Lecture

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

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Iron deficiency is a common condition in primary care affecting 12% of the population and around 40% of women under the age of 50. However, it is sometimes difficult to detect in patients clinically, and treatment can be a time-consuming process for GPs.

In this Product Explainer, Haematologist Dr Renee Eslick explains the role of a modified-release therapeutic oral iron supplement containing active ingredients ferrous sulfate and ascorbic acid in the treatment and prevention of iron deficiency (5 mins).

Practical tips on oral supplementation, how to address common issues such as intolerance and lack of compliance.

Iron deficiency, its identification and optimal management is more complex than many doctors realise.

There are many exceptions to the interpretation of iron studies and patient co-morbidities become an important consideration.

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Lawrence McMahon covers iron metabolism, IV infusions, and hypophosphataemia.

In this Healthed lecture, Dr Patrick Coleman will guide clinicians through the various components reported on in iron studies and the implications when results are outside the normal range.

Oral iron absorption in patients with chronic inflammatory conditions is very poor

A/Prof Colquhoun explains that iron deficiency is common in people with chronic disease and covers practical considerations of chronic diseases that are most at risk of affecting iron stores and how iron deficiency associated with chronic disease is best managed in the primary care setting.

How the significance of iron deficiency is often not appreciated by patients which is why a dietary approach is frequently unsuccessful.

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Join Dr Emily Nash for their lecture where they will offer a framework to interpret abnormal LFTS and suggest diagnostic algorithms to help determine the most appropriate next step.