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This unique webinar will be set in 5 themed sessions, including managing challenging circumstances, difficult decisions, transfer, career advice and cardiac arrest.

This interactive webinar will present the audience with a multidisciplinary approach to the prevention and management of the spinal pain in the working population, and also with the modern pain management interventions.

This is the first episode in a 4 part webinars series which aims to provide topic teaching on common paediatric fractures and to present an update from the paediatric Get It Right First Time (GIRFT) Initiative.  

This webinar will highlight how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected care home residents' physical and psychological health and well-being from a clinical perspective. Participants will understand the effects that the pandemic has had on the physical and psychological health of residents living in care homes and to learn best practices.

Join the 10th annual patient safety students and trainees day to explore current approaches to patient safety from multiple perspectives.

This year's conference takes the form of a half-day webinar and aims to improve awareness of safety and communication in the workplace, as well as promoting the undertaking of quality improvement projects and audits.

Associate Professor Lisa Heather, British Heart Foundation Fellow, will explore the heart’s energy requirements and the fine balance between free fatty acid (FFA) delivery and utilisation for optimal cardiac function. The heart’s requirement for ATP (the energy currency) to support contractile functions cannot be underestimated. Energy availability (supply) and workload (demand) are in continual flux, resulting in large fluctuations in physiological demands. 

This webinar will allow participants to understand the challenges and pressures facing researchers and scientific journals in a fast-paced and ever-changing field. The pressure to publish quickly and in prestigious journals within the science and research fields can risk bad and even fraudulent data. This webinar will be a conversation with the editor-in-chief of one of the leading journals in psychiatry about his experiences of this, and how he aims to tackle this moving forward.

This webinar is the only meeting of its kind specifically targeting medical professionals to teach them about the broad concepts of rare disease and offering pragmatic advice about how to diagnose and manage them in everyday medicine. Broader coverage of rare diseases is minimal. This is despite 3.5 million people in the UK living with a rare disease - making rare diseases collectively common. The rare disease and genomic field is changing rapidly and continuing medical education is desperately needed in order to make full use of new innovation and therapies.