Education and Events

At Litfield House Medical Centre, we host Three Series of GP Educational Lectures throughout each year. These evenings are certificated towards Continual Professional Development (CPD) learning. With the new changes in data protection and the implementation of GDPR, if you are a medical professional and wish to be added to our database, so you can be sent our GP Lecture programme straight to your inbox, please follow this link below to register your details:

Series One Lecture Programme 2026

26 February 2026 at 7:30 pm

ADULT ADHD – PART 2

Dr Susannah Whitwell
Consultant Psychiatrist & Co-Founder of the Effra Clinic

Dr Whitwell is a specialist in adult neurodevelopmental conditions working in this field in the NHS and in the private sector as co-founder and director of the Effra Clinic which provides diagnostic assessment and treatment for adults with ADHD in Bristol, London and online. This session provides a practical overview of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as it commonly presents in primary care. It focuses on recognising adult ADHD beyond stereotypes, including inattentive and masked presentations, gender differences, and overlap with anxiety, depression, trauma and burnout.

The talk will outline how ADHD can be identified and screened for in general practice, including when to suspect it, how to frame a referral, and how to support patients while they await specialist assessment.

It will also address frequently asked clinical questions from non-specialists, including why demand for assessment is increasing, restarting stimulant medication after a treatment gap, what physical and mental-health monitoring is required when patients are prescribed stimulants, and how ADHD may shape the presentation, treatment response and risk profile of co-existing conditions.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  1. Recognise common adult presentations of ADHD in primary care, including less obvious presentations and overlap with other mental-health conditions
  2. Identify when ADHD should be considered and know how to initiate appropriate screening, referral and interim support
  3. Understand key practical issues in the ongoing care of patients with ADHD, including medication monitoring, restarting treatment, and the impact of ADHD on co-morbid conditions
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5 March 2026 at 7:30 pm

PESSARY AND PROLAPSE MANAGEMENT

Dr Chendrimada Madhu
Consultant Gynaecologist

Emma Holloway
Advanced Nurse Practitioner - Pessary & Menopause Specialist

Overview and Learning Objectives

  • Explain the management of silicone pessaries and their follow up – including instructions on changing, intervals between visits and pessary monitoring for those patients who are undertaking self management.
  • Describe complications that may arise in women using vaginal pessaries.
  • Discuss management and prevention of pessary related complications.
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