Welcome to the RSM

V.S. Ramachandran, the renowned neurologist and neuroscientist, will give a fascinating session on how the brain and body interact. He will use case descriptions to illustrate how each requires the other and each impacts on the other - often with non-intuitive results.

Join this interactive webinar to explore the veterinary approch in management of infectious diseases in contract with the human approach.

Covid-19 has shown how elderly individuals do not respond to immune challenge as robustly as the young. This webinar will explore the implications of immune-system senescence for clinical practice in hospital medicine and surgery, and in the community.

Discover how personalised medicine can be used in mental health services. 

Our panel will provide an in-depth insight into how digital platforms can promote and enable personalised mental health service provision from both patient and clinician perspectives.

The final webinar in a three part series where delegates will learn how serious stabbing injuries are investigated and treated, and to look at some strategies for prevention. This meeting will bring together health professionals, legal experts and those working in the field of forensic medicine to promote an understanding of the investigation, management and prevention of stabbing injuries.

This webinar will highlight the impact of opioid exposure to mothers and babies. From pre-pregnancy to birth, experts will cover all aspects of how to manage, support and safeguard these patients. 

Join us for another Mind Matters webinar which will give an overview of the emerging field of behavioural addictions. This will be particularly beneficial to anyone working in the field of Psychiatry, General Practice, or any colleagues interested in mental health. We will hear from Professor Marc Potenza, of Yale University, renowned eminent researcher in this field who will be interviewed by Professor Henrietta Bowden-Jones. 

These End of life in intensive care webinars are designed to explore the concept of dying in a critical care environment.

This webinar is a chance to reflect on the current provision of palliative care to intensive care patients, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. This webinar will delve into the recent national guidance and best practice in this area from a multidisciplinary perspective.