Tourette Syndrome

Understanding Tourette syndrome for GPs

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Aims:

In this e-learning module,Understanding Tourette syndrome for GPs, you will learn what Tourette syndrome is, the symptoms of the condition, co-occurring features and differences that accompany it, differential diagnosis and support and specialist input.This course is aimed primarily towards GPs.

Objectives:

At the end of the course, the learner should know:

  • What Tourette syndrome is, the prevalence of Tourette syndrome, and misconceptions that surround it and other tic disorders.
  • The symptoms of Tourette syndrome, what motor and vocal tics are andhow these are defined into simple and complex categories, what coprophenomena is and what repetition and hidden tics are.
  • The co-occurring features and differences that can also accompany Tourette syndromeand how these affect individuals.
  • What impact Tourette syndromehas on individuals from a physical and emotional perspective.
  • Details of the support available for people with Tourette syndrome, their families and friends, and anyone supporting them.

Description:

This course will take between 30 and 45 minutes to complete and issplit into 20 lessons. On completion, the learner will have a thorough knowledge of the condition, making them feel more confident when dealing with cases in surgery.

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Contributed by: Tourette Syndrome
Authored by: Emma McNally, Tourettes Action, CEO
Licence: © All rights reserved More information on licences
Last updated: 14 October 2024
First contributed: 10 October 2024
Audience access level: General user

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