Image & Performance Enhancing Drugs (IPEDs)

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When

10th August 2017 12:00
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Description

Part 1
What are Image and Performance Enhancing Drugs (IPEDs) and what advice would you give your patients if asked about them?
IPEDs are commonly associated with body builders and other sports related activities but their use has extended to men and women of all ages and backgrounds seeking image enhancement.

Part 1 of this 2 part webinar will provide a summary of key points regarding use of these drugs, motivations for use and strategies for effective engagement, with the opportunity to ask expert speaker questions

Learning Outcomes:

After watching this webinar recording, participants will be able to:
  • Describe common substances used, methods of administration, and patterns of use
  • Understand motivations for using IPEDs

Part 2
What are Image and Performance Enhancing Drugs (IPEDs) and what advice would you give your patients if asked about them?
IPEDs are commonly associated with body builders and other sports related activities but their use has extended to men and women of all ages and backgrounds seeking image enhancement.
Part 2 of this two part webinar will provide a summary of key points regarding risks and harms associated with the use of IPEDs, provide appropriate harm reduction messages for your patients, and information on where to signpost patients for further advice and support.

Learning outcomes:
After watching this webinar recording, participants will be able to:

  • Discuss the risks of using IPEDs and related Blood Borne Virus risks
  • Provide harm reduction advice
  • Information on where to signpost  patients for further information and support

Designed for:
Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and preregistration trainee pharmacists working in patient facing roles within any sector.
 
Speakers:
Gareth Morgan/Dean Acreman
Substance Misuse/Harm Reduction
Health Protection, Public Health Wales team