Healthcare Professionals
H elplines
We have a dedicated Telephone and Email Helpline for healthcare professionals
These lines are open from 10 am to 4.30 pm Monday to Friday.
Study Days
More than 250 doctors, nurses and pharmacists attend the National Eczema Society’s professional training days, which we hold around the country each year.
The workshops include demonstrations on wet wraps, bandaging and emollient application, plus presentations from dermatology specialists and the chance to talk with eczema patients, to hear first hand the difficulties of living with eczema.
Our support of healthcare professionals in the community with training days and information has helped to ensure that at least 130,000 patients had access to the latest advice in treatment and care.
The first 2010 Study Day is in the Wirral on 3rd March at the Village Hotel in Bromborough. There are sure to be others organised throughout the year so do check back on this page for the latest details.
2010
Wirral
3 March, The Village Hotel, Pool Lane, Bromborough, CH62 4UE
Birmingham
29 April, Birmingham City Football Club, St Andrew’s Stadium, Birmingham B9 4RL.
For further information on any study days, please contact our North West office on 01925 766877.
National Eczema Society launches healthcare professionals website
The National Eczema Society is delighted to announce a brand new professional website offering healthcare professionals free access to a wide range of National Eczema Society resources. By enabling nurses, GPs, pharmacists and health visitors to benefit from our extensive knowledge and experience - at no cost to themselves - we hope to support a greater number of healthcare professionals in their work.
Available online now, the new site includes:
Background information on the condition
Research news
Educational resources
Downloadable PDFs of all our factsheets and information booklets
Useful links
To register for free access to the new site, simply visit our homepage and click on the button marked ‘HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AREA’ or visit www.healthcare.eczema.org.
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