Management of Bipolar Mania with Lithium Carbonate
Starting on:
Aug 31, 2023
Ending on:
Aug 31, 2023
Moderator(s):
Dr. Grace Muoria
Psychiatry Resident
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2 Points

Provider:
Kenya Psychiatrists Association
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Management of Bipolar Mania with Lithium Carbonate

Starting on:
Aug 31, 2023
Ending on:
Aug 31, 2023
Venue:
Psychiatry Webinar

Description

Activity Description: Join us for an engaging webinar where we delve into the effective management of bipolar mania using Lithium Carbonate. Our expert speakers will provide valuable insights into the pharmacological and clinical aspects of this treatment, offering a comprehensive understanding of its application in real-world psychiatric practice. This webinar is ideal for mental health professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in addressing bipolar disorder, a critical facet of psychiatric care. Don't miss this opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and practical strategies for managing bipolar mania effectively with Lithium Carbonate.

Objectives

To provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of bipolar mania and its clinical presentation. To explore the pharmacological properties and mechanisms of action of lithium carbonate in managing bipolar mania. To discuss the evidence-based guidelines and best practices for prescribing and monitoring lithium carbonate therapy in patients with bipolar disorder. To review the potential benefits and risks associated with lithium carbonate treatment, including its side effects and long-term management. To facilitate case-based discussions and share practical insights on individualized treatment approaches and patient care strategies. To engage participants in a Q&A session to address their specific queries and concerns regarding the use of lithium carbonate in bipolar mania management. To equip healthcare professionals, particularly psychiatrists and mental health practitioners, with the latest updates and knowledge needed to optimize the treatment outcomes of patients with bipolar disorder experiencing manic episodes.

Presenters

  1. Dr. Pius Kigamwa
    Consultant Psychiatrist and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Psychiatry, UON

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