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The challenges of managing cardiometabolic chronic conditions through the current COVID-19 pandemic

The challenges of managing cardiometabolic chronic conditions through the current COVID-19 pandemic

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27 May 2020

In this "Deep Dive" into COVID-19, Dr Kevin Fernando, Dr Yassir Javaid, Su Down and Dr Andrew Frankel discuss the key considerations for managing people with established cardiovascular disease, diabetes or chronic kidney disease during the pandemic.

This video was originally broadcast on Saturday 16 May 2020. The broadcast concluded with a live Q&A session, during which the speakers answered questions submitted by attendees. Please note that the speakers are not able to answer questions from attendees watching the video on-demand.

The video is divided into the following chapters (to navigate between chapters, use the blue dots on the video timeline bar):

00:00 Setting the scene of cardiometabolic-related chronic disease management during the COVID-19 period (Dr Kevin Fernando, GP, North Berwick)
09:29 Key considerations for those with established cardiovascular disease (Dr Yassir Javaid, GPwSI Cardiology, Northampton)
27:18 Key considerations for those with diabetes (Sue Down, Diabetes Nurse Consultant, Somerset)
44:48 Key considerations for those with established chronic kidney disease (Dr Andrew Frankel, Consultant Physician and Nephrologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust)
01:01:42 Q&A session (all speakers)

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