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CSU is a challenging condition that significantly impacts a patient's quality of life. As the first point of contact for these patients, GPs are in a unique position to improve outcomes through early diagnosis and appropriate management. This activity provides practical strategies to confidently differentiate CSU from other conditions. Participants will gain the skills to apply a structured approach to care, from assessing disease activity with validated tools to implementing the latest treatment guidelines. Ultimately, this course will empower GPs to optimise patient care, improve referral processes for complex cases and ensure patients in rural and remote areas receive appropriate care.

Learning Outcomes

1. Recognise the key clinical features of Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU) and differentiate it from other urticarial conditions
2. Utilise diagnostic and assessment tools to confirm a diagnosis and monitor CSU severity in primary care settings
3. Implement effective first-line management strategies for CSU and identify appropriate referral pathways for patients requiring specialist care.

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