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Future Role of the Advanced Practitioner with Adult Metabolic Medicine

Explore the role of advanced practitioners in managing adult patients with inborn errors of metabolism. Learn about evolving metabolic conditions from childhood to adulthood, and the latest treatment strategies including diet control and autonomous patient management. Discover how practitioners are bridging the gap between pediatric and adult care through innovative services like telehealth and satellite clinics.

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Future Role of the Advanced Practitioner with Adult Metabolic Medicine

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  1. Future Role of the Advanced Practitioner with Adult Metabolic Medicine Diane Green Mark Holland Metabolic Unit Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

  2. Mark Holland Metabolic Unit • National specialist service managing the care of adult patients with inborn errors of metabolism

  3. Metabolic Conditions seen

  4. Growing up – reaching adulthood

  5. Next generation

  6. Trying to make paediatric research care fit adults

  7. Evidence http://www.nature.com/nm/e-poster/images/Liver-Organ-Normal.jpg

  8. Treatment - diet

  9. Currently planned role

  10. Triage of new patients

  11. Autonomous management diet controlled conditions GSD

  12. Telehealth and satellite clinics

  13. Decompensation and in-patient management

  14. Pregnancy Management

  15. Enteral Feeding Management

  16. Case Reports

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