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Get the opportunity to hear first-hand insights into the lives and thoughts of high profile individuals, in an intimate, relaxed and entertaining setting.
Mervyn King, a British economist who served as Governor of the Bank of England from 2003-2013, will be joining RSM President Professor Roger Kirby for an intriguing session about his background in economics and banking, his commendable contribution during the biggest crisis in economic history, which gained him notable recognition, and offer a unique depth to the challenges of COVID-19 currently faced by the global economy.
A specialist in palliative care, an award-winning author, and a former television journalist, Dr Rachel Clarke is a multitalented and inspirational member of the medical field. She will be joining Professor Sir Simon Wessely for a fascinating conversation about her transition from journalism to becoming a medical professional working on the frontlines, her continuous efforts to give her patients the best quality care and help, her best-selling book Your Life in My hands, and her new book Breathtaking, which describes how it feels to confront a pandemic from the inside and witness the courage of patients and NHS staff alike in conditions of unprecedented adversity.
Forget socks or soap that always get recycled, what we all want to give and receive this Christmas is a box of specially-selected festive wines that are guaranteed to raise everyone’s spirits. Step forward the RSM Christmas quartet brought to your door for a bargain £95. As before, the four wines in this celebration case will be featured in a virtual fine wine tasting held by Jane MacQuitty, The Times Wine Critic and David Gleave from Liberty Wine, on Thursday December 3rd from 7:00pm.
The third webinar in The genetics of… series. This webinar will explore the role of genetics in obesity. Join us to find out from leaders in the field about the role our genes play in contributing to the battle of the bulge.
This series will provide case-based scenarios covering the most common acute medical presentations, including cardiology, respiratory, rheumatology and many more. Experts in their fields, our panel of speakers will cover the initial assessment and management of medical conditions, highlighting any tips and red flags to look out for.
Future Orthopaedic Surgeons Conference (FOSC) is an international Trauma and Orthopaedic surgery conference aimed at junior doctors and medical students.
Get 15% off when you book episode 1, 2 & 3 using the code FOSC20
Bursary places available for Students and Trainees.
Using psychological theory and research-based techniques, this session will demonstrate how to enhance recovery and build resilience for healthcare professionals.
In this interactive webinar, Dr Anne-Marie Doyle, consultant clinical psychologist and Dr Elizabeth Haxby, immediate Past President of the RSM Patient Safety Section, will offer strategies to protect the wellbeing of healthcare professionals by helping to anticipate and manage stress, recovery and build resilience.
This webinar will explore and recognise the role of cognitive style in the etiology of depression and its implications for treatment both with and without hypnosis. Key speakers will also cover the concept of phenomenological control, the theory of “Cold Control”, and the latest developments in the field of hypnosis - in both theory and practice.
This webinar is the first of two mini-symposia which will explore and review the role of lasers in the treatment of a multitude of skin conditions and disorders. These conditions and disorders include portwine stains and other vascular disorders, congenital moles and other pigmented lesions, tattoos, scars, red faces, acne, various NHS and cosmetic conditions.
Join this live stream of the prestigious John of Arderne prize for a chance to hear surgical trainees and medical students present their colorectal research papers, followed by the annual Presidential Address.
Join this live stream to discuss the parallels between obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) in humans and brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS), including developments that are translatable across species.
The RSM has a number of awards and prizes aimed specifically at students. Submit an application and get the opportunity to present at an RSM meeting as well as add to your CV.
There are over 70 prizes available for trainees, worth a total of around £60,000. Enter for a prize and you could be shortlisted for the next Trainee of the Year prize, worth £3,000.
We have a number of travel grants and bursary places available to RSM events to help fund your studies and electives.
