Clinical Insights by PCIP

Live webinar · Primary and secondary care

Ready for the weight loss conversation?

A free live webinar for UK healthcare professionals in primary and secondary care, bringing together Medicine and Physiotherapy.

Date
Wednesday 18 November 2026
Time
7pm to 8pm, UK time
Format
Live on Zoom. Your joining link arrives by email.
For
UK healthcare professionals
Cost
Free

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About this webinar

Weight management is at the forefront of modern clinical practice. As patient awareness expands, clinicians across primary and secondary care need clear pathways to lead evidence-based, person-centred health discussions. This multidisciplinary webinar brings together insights from Medicine and Physiotherapy to equip you with practical communication strategies, non-stigmatising language, lifestyle tools, and the confidence to navigate these critical conversations effectively.

Funding and educational independence. Clinical Insights by PCIP develops independent medical education for healthcare professionals. No pharmaceutical educational funding has been confirmed for this webinar at the time of publication. Any subsequent pharmaceutical support will be disclosed transparently, together with the funder's role in the programme.

Speakers

Dr Keith NgwenyaMBChB MRCPsychST5 Registrar in General Adult Psychiatry
Ms Michalina KrawczykMCSPPhysiotherapist in MSK, Geriatric Rehabilitation and Orthopaedics.

Learning objectives

  1. 1

    Start sensitive conversations about weight with confidence.

  2. 2

    Use non-stigmatising, person-centred language.

  3. 3

    Explore patient goals, experiences and readiness for change.

  4. 4

    Recommend realistic movement strategies tailored to individual needs.