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These webinars were developed by the PCDO Society in conjunction with OmniaMed Communications. The sponsoring pharmaceutical company has contributed financial support towards these webinars but has had no input into the conference agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of its symposium sessions, for which it is fully responsible. 

Obesity-focused care in everyday practice

Join us for a series of webinars for primary care professionals, taking place throughout summer and autumn 2026.

 

29 June | 17 July | 23 September | 23 October

 

This four-part webinar series brings together experts from primary and specialist care for a detailed exploration of the evolving diabetes and obesity management landscape. The webinars cover everything from consultation skills to service delivery, and essential aspects of multidisciplinary care across the patient pathway.

 

By joining these webinars, you'll be equipped with the tools to: 

  • Hold compassionate conversations with your patients about their weight
  • Discuss diet and eating patterns with confidence
  • Manage complex comorbidities, including sleep apnoea and disordered eating
  • Integrate pharmacological treatment decisions alongside lifestyle and behaviour change

 

Whether you're looking to refine your consultation skills, refine aspects of your existing practice, or stay informed on emerging evidence, this series offers practical learning you can apply immediately.

What could you gain from attending?

Expert insights into identifying, managing and discussing diabetes, obesity and their complications

Up to 4 hours of CPD learning available across the series

Live Q&A sessions in every event to ask your burning questions

Agenda

Webinar 1: Managing difficult conversations in diabetes and obesity - A toolkit for primary care

29/06/2026

Webinar 2: New approaches to obesity management: Preparing your service

17/07/2026

Webinar 3: Diabetes, obesity and sleep apnoea - a vicious cycle?

23/09/2026

Webinar 4: Diabetes & obesity in the younger adult - getting it right early

23/10/2026

Speakers

Hannah Beba

Consultant Pharmacist, West Yorkshire Health & Care Partnership

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Heather Bell

GP Principal, Carrickfergus

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Abdullah Bhana

Senior Clinical Lead Pharmacist (Arch Medical Practice)

Pam Brown

GP, Swansea

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Matt Capehorn

GP and Clinical Manager of Rotherham Institute for Obesity

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Dr Eimear Darcy

GP Partner, GPwSpI Obesity/Cardio Metabolic Review, Grange Family Practice, NI

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Jane Diggle

Specialist Diabetes Nurse Practitioner, West Yorkshire

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Satish Durgam

GP with Extended Role - Diabetes, Obesity and CVRM

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Dr Mohammed Elnaggar

Consultant Endocrinologist, Lipidologist and Clinical Lead Lipid Services; University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust

Lesley Hamilton

Diabetes Dietitian Specialist and Diabetes Network Manager, Western Trust

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Dr Roy Hamilton

GP Partner, Worcester

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Sachin Khunti

GP, East Leicester Medical Practice

Niraj Lakhani

Lead Clinical Pharmacist, Willows Health, Leicester

Nadia Malik

Practice Pharmacist, Queens Park Medical Centre

Professor Barbara McGowan

Consultant Endocrinologist at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital and Professor of Endocrinology and Diabetes at King’s College London

Nicola Milne

Primary Care Diabetes Specialist Nurse Diabetes Specialist Nurse Clinical lead for the Greater Manchester Diabetes Strategic Clinical Network

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Suhrab Sayfi

Highly Specialist Pharmacist – Endocrinology

Shahrad Taheri

Professor of Diabetes and Endocrinology

These webinars were developed by the PCDO Society in conjunction with OmniaMed Communications. The sponsoring pharmaceutical company has contributed financial support towards these webinars but has had no input into the conference agenda, speaker selection or presentations, with the exception of its symposium sessions, for which it is fully responsible.