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Paediatric Orthopaedic Problems Presenting to Primary Care

Nutricia has funded and organised the sponsored symposium presentation for the webinar. Nutricia has had no input to the main speaker presentation content.
Dr Capehorn's sessions are completely independent of external sponsorship.
Wednesday 17th September 2025
Start Time: 19:30
Finish Time: 21:30
Introducing your speakers
Dr David Capehorn
GP Bristol
Associate Specialist in Paediatric Emergency Medicine
Symposium Speaker - Daniel Amps-Woodward
Clinical Territory Manager – Paediatrics

All delegates will receive

  • A PDF of the main speaker’s slides available for download for delegates' personal use
  • A certificate for your appraisal portfolio
2 hours CPD
Your Learning Agenda

Using current guidelines, top tips and case scenarios, Dr Capehorn, including limb pain (hips and knees) , “walking worries” such as gait problems amongst other orthopaedic presentations.

Meet the Speakers
Dr David Capehorn

Dr Capehorn has been a qualified doctor for more than thirty
years. He trained at the University of Bristol and has always been
based around Bristol and Gloucestershire. He has a broad range
of experience, but he has specialist expertise in paediatrics. He
has worked in various roles at Bristol Children’s Hospital for 25
years, having undertaken training in paediatric emergency medicine and having written a textbook on the subject.

He continues to work as an Honorary Associate Specialist in paediatric emergency
medicine in the emergency department at Bristol Children’s Hospital alongside his work as a GP.

There is little time in Dr Capehorn's busy work life other than for his family, but he enjoys sports such as tennis, playing to a reasonable level and he enjoys annoying his family with his love of rare and obscure Delta Blues and Chicago Blues music!
 

 Dr David Capehorn
Symposium Speaker - Daniel Amps-Woodward

Dan is a Paediatric Territory Manager at Nutricia. Prior to joining Nutricia Just over a year ago, Dan was practicing as a Dietitian at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. Having worked with Healthcare Professionals across both Primary and secondary care, in clinical and non-clinical roles, his work is now focused on supporting Paediatric hospital departments in the UK, supporting the HCPs and patients that Nutricia serves.

Event Timings and Info
19:30 - 20:15 Session 1
20:15 - 20:45 Sponsored Symposium by Nutricia
Diagnosis and Management of Cow's Milk Allergy in Primary Care
Daniel Amps-Woodward, Clinical Territory Manager – Paediatrics
20:45 - 21:30 Session 2
21:30 Webinar Ends

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Event Details

2 CPD Credits  | £0.00
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What our delegates say

Delegate from Webinar: Excellent presentation. Great case studies to clearly help with the learning. Dr David Capehorn - Paediatrics
Delegate from Webinar: Easy to follow. And I finally understand when and what dose/ format of PPI to prescribe for GOR. Hallelujah! Dr David Capehorn - Paediatrics
Delegate from Webinar: Very helpful overview with summary slides and TOP TIPS very useful Dr David Capehorn - Paediatrics
Delegate from Webinar: Brilliant, clear , relevant and immediately applicable to general practice Dr David Capehorn - Paediatrics
Delegate from Webinar: Excellent session. Learned a lot and it has increased my skills, knowledge and confidence. Dr David Capehorn - Paediatrics
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