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This webinar will provide students and doctors with in-depth and valuable information about psychiatry, training pathways and exciting possible career prospects in psychiatry. We will provide a forum in which participants will have ample time for questions and discussion with psychiatrists who are currently pursuing higher training and consultants from different specialties in psychiatry.

On Wednesday 3 November 2021, the Royal Society of Medicine will hold a Remembrance Ceremony to honour the sacrifice made by doctors and clinical personnel, killed or injured whilst serving in regions of military conflict. You are invited to attend the ceremony, which will commence promptly at 6pm and be followed by a drinks reception.

This is the sixth episode of our third Managing acute medical presentations on the frontline series, hosted by the Royal Society of Medicine and the Health Education Kent Surrey Sussex (HEKSS) Deanery.

Are non-medical restricted diets a public health concern or do their benefits outweigh the risks? This webinar will bring together international experts and clinicians to present and debate recent evidence on restricted diets.

Join us for the first event of Gut club 2021-22. This event will see medical students and junior doctors present on clinical trials and research in anaemia and gastroenterology, as well as provide the opportunity to hear from a renowned gastroenterologist. The winner of the Gut Club Prize will also be announced on this day.

Join this meeting that will showcase and promote the best clinical case presentations relating to geriatric care and medicine that have been undertaken by doctors and allied health professionals in training, over this year in the UK and overseas. It will also showcase the trainee’s case finding and presenting skills, equipping him with generic competencies in his training curriculum. 

Undergraduate plastic reconstructive and aesthetic surgery (UPRAS) is a one-day national conference for medical students and junior doctors interested in a career in plastic surgery. This conference will teach the core aspects of plastic surgery, provide career advice and host a practical skills workshop to improve surgical skills in plastic surgery techniques.

Join us to learn more about antimicrobial resistance, the global health threat it poses, and the impact it will have on the NHS in the coming years.

The episode will consist of one-on-one interviews and discussions featuring leading authorities on AMR including: Professor Dame Sally Davies, UK Special Envoy on Antimicrobial Resistance and former CMO, Professor Kat Holt, Professor of Microbial Systems Genomics and Co-Director of the LSHTM AMR Centre, and Dr Colm Leonard, Clinical Lead of NICE, DHSC and NHS England’s UK Antimicrobial Value Assessment/Reimbursement Project.