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This multidisciplinary meeting will highlight the complexity and challenges of managing patients with severe functional gastrointestinal problems. Delegates who attend this meeting will discover the different diagnoses which need to be considered and learn the non-endoscopic approaches that may be available to those suffering from severe functional gastrointestinal problems. 

Dr Susana Banerjee, Consultant Medical Oncologist and Research Lead, Dr Claire Hardy, Senior Lecturer, Organisational Health and Wellbeing, and Dr Sarah Partridge, Consultant Clinical Oncologist will provide detailed outlines of various techniques and strategies used in the treatment and elimination of burnout and to boost your wellbeing.

Join us on the next webinar of our popular Masterclass series. In this episode, we will be joined by Professor James Black III who will educate delegates on open surgical advanced decision-making and explain key techniques for complex aortic surgery.

Join us in this webinar that will highlight the importance of pets/animals in enhancing older people’s health and quality of life and promoting good practice. Hearing from experts about how pets have supported older people to live well and improved their physical and psychological health. This is also an opportunity to evaluate the pros and cons of having a pet in later life.

This live stream will give delegates the chance to hear from world-class thought leaders on how to deal with some of the most challenging topics relating to paediatric ophthalmology. Delegates will join experts in their field to explore some of the current difficulties encountered in general ophthalmic practice and gain valuable updates in the management of cataracts that can present in children.

Join the 2022 London Clinic lecture and hear Professor Ranjit Manchanda, Professor of Gynaecological Oncology and Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist, Wolfson Institute of Population Health, Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust, UK, give an enthralling presentation on how preventive population genomics offers the prospect of tailoring care and interventions to those at greatest risk in society.

This webinar will see experts, Dr Sam Chong, Consultant Neurologist, and Professor Amanda Williams, Professor of Clinical Health Psychology, discuss the practical approaches for chronic pain management from a neurological and psychological perspective. 

This event highlights the value of autopsy in modern medicine for both adults and children and seeks to teach pathologists the use of autopsy in education, research and audit.