Join this event to gain an insight into what the future of surgery entails with regards to advances in surgical technologies and surgical training.
Whilst there is an immense interest in surgery among junior doctors and medical students, information about portfolio development and the path to becoming a surgeon can be scarce.
The current pandemic has drastically restricted social interactions and the number of opportunities to learn basic surgical skills.
This surgical conference aims to address these issues for the surgeons of tomorrow.
Learning objectives include:
Tomorrow’s surgeons conference 2022: Essay prize
Deadline: Friday 20 May 2022 at 11:59pm
Open to: All UK medical students
Application guidelines: Submissions of essays must be up to 1,500 words on the proposed question. Essays will be marked according to the extent to which they identify one or more specialty-specific environmental impacts, and offer thoughtful, original suggestions for how they could best be managed. There will be additional marks available for the quality of written work.
Tomorrow’s surgeons conference 2022: Poster prize
Submission deadline: Friday 20 May 2022
Open to: All UK medical students
Application guidelines: Submit a 250-word abstract of original research, review or quality improvement project on any surgical topic. The abstract should be clearly structured with introduction, methods, results and conclusion sections. They should also include the title of the poster, the presenting author's name, any other authors and their professional role and affiliation.
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Mr Mark Gudgeon, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Ben Challacombe, Consultant Urological Surgeon, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Presenting virtually
Mr William Bolton, Academic Clinical Fellow in Neurosurgery, National Institute for Health and Care Research and President, Global Anaesthesia, Surgery and Obstetric Collaboration
Presenting virtually
Professor Mansoor Khan, Consultant Oesophagogastric, Trauma and General Surgeon, University Hospitals Sussex and Honorary Clinical Professor of Trauma Surgery, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust
Presenting virtually
Professor Humphrey Scott, Dean, Royal Society of Medicine and Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Karamveer Narang, Doctor, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Miss Sonali Kaushik, Consultant Gynaecologist and and Subspecialist in Gynaecological Oncology, Royal Sussex County Hospital
Mr Michael Okocha, General Surgery Registrar, Severn Deanery
Mr Francis Banhidy, Medical Student, University College London
Miss Dominique Dennis, Medical Student, University of Manchester
Miss Olivia Howe, Medical Student, Nottingham University
Dr Vladislav Kutuzov, Speciality Trainee in Trauma and Orthopaedics, Royal Oldham Hospital and Mr Vaaheesan Sundaraanantham
Student helpers: Miss Monica Nguyen
Miss Apoorva Khajuria, Trauma and Orthopaedic Registrar, The Royal London
Student helpers: Mr Jack Wellington and Mr Senthooran Kathiravelupillai
Mr Karamveer Narang, Doctor, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Student helpers: Mr Mustafa Al Asady and Mr Saad Dosani
Mr Ankur Khajuria, Speciality Trainee Registrar in Plastic Surgery, PanThames London Rotation
Student helpers: Miss Maymay Launiyomchon and Miss Abirami Kathiravelupillai
Mr Arjun Nathan, Urology Trainee, Royal Free Hospital
Dr Razan Basonbul, Speciality Trainee, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Setthasorn Ooi, Medical Student, Cardiff University School of Medicine
Dr Vladislav Kutuzov
Mr Jonathan Kyriakides, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Goldie Khera, Consultant General Surgeon, Brighton and Sussex University Hospital NHS trust
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