Event Overview
FREE half-day online conference: Getting moving – the life-long importance of activity and lifestyle choices
This webinar is recorded live and the sessions are available for delegates to access freely for 6 months once uploaded to our e-Learning platform.
*Please note we endeavour to upload content as quickly as possible after the conference, but it typically takes 1-2 weeks.
Novo Nordisk has fully funded all costs for the development of this half-day conference. Novo Nordisk has had no influence on the content and full editorial control remains the sole responsibility of the RCGP.
Physical activity is an independent risk factor affecting metabolic health, regardless of whether it results in weight reduction, yet those with most to gain are often the ones who find physical activity most difficult. This webinar explores the role of lifestyle decisions across the life course and examines childhood obesity trends and interventions.
Learning outcomes:
- Review the metabolic as well as psycho-social impacts of increasing physical activity, and its impact at different ages
- Understand how current trends in childhood obesity are affected by ethnicity, deprivation and cultural factors
- Discover what outcomes are possible from a well-established childhood obesity service
- Examine the evidence underpinning behavioural approaches to weight management
- Recap on brief intervention messages relating to nutrition and eating behaviours, from early years through to sarcopenic obesity, as requirements change across different life-stages
Conference Chair and Speakers
- Dr Rachel Pryke, GP and trainer in Worcestershire
- Dr Dinesh Giri, Consultant Paediatric Endocrinologist, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, CSAC Training Adviser for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes and Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Bristol
- Dr Mary O’Kane, Honorary Consultant Dietitian in Adult Obesity, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
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This conference is sponsored by Novo Nordisk