Wendy Reid
Director of Education and Quality, Health Education England
About this event
- Date and time Fri 30 Nov 2018 from 9:00am to 30 Nov 2018 at 5:30pm
- Location Chandos House
- Organised by Urology
This meeting will give useful information for those sitting the FRCS (Urol) examination as well as providing an insight into the modern tools of surgical education. Delegates will also get the chance to hear trainee presentations from around the UK.
All surgical and urology trainees as well as consultants with an interest in surgical education will benefit from attending this event.
Topics include:
- Useful advice and information to those sitting the FRCS (Urol) examination
- Explore contemporary tools used in adult education
- Update on the NHS Transformation Project
Key speakers
Cara Featherstone
Psychometrician, RCS Edinburgh
Craig McIlhenny
Director, Faculty of Surgical Trainers, RCS Edinburgh
Mr Neil Burgess
Consultant Urological Surgeon and Chairman, Intercollegiate Examination Board for Urology, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
James Gilbert
Training Programme Director, HEE TV
Mr Ian Walsh
Clinical Academic, Queen’s University Belfast
Agenda
View the full programme
Registration
Welcome and introduction
Session one
Chair: Mrs Robyn Webber, Consultant Urological Surgeon Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Edinburgh
The intercollegiate examination in urology - maintaining standards
Mr Neil Burgess, Consultant Urological Surgeon and Chairman, Intercollegiate Examination Board for Urology, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Educational supervision and trainer recognition
James Gilbert
Surgical training and the arts
Mr Ian Walsh, Clinical Academic, Queen’s University Belfast
Psychometrics in assessment and analysis
Cara Featherstone
Faculty of surgical trainers’
Craig McIlhenny
Tea and coffee break
Session two
Winter short papers prize presentations
The impact of social deprivation on bladder cancer incidence, stage at diagnosis, disease management and mortality in Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Marcus Cumberbatch
Does a "negative" mpMRI imply sub-5mm "clinically insignificant" prostate cancer?
Katie Eyre
Is the answer in their genes? Phenotype of first-degree relatives with cystinuria
Francesca Kum
Drosophila prostate-like cells grow via steroid hormone-dependent and -independent mechanisms
Aaron Leiblich
Pre-operative predictors of outcome following male sling implant for post prostatectomy incontinence
Lap Yan Leung
A prospective analysis of robot-guided MRI-ultrasound fusion prostate biopsy
Catherine Lovegrove
Lunch
Session three
The HEE workforce plan
Wendy Reid
Debate: Workplace based assessments are a waste of time
For: Daron Smith
Against: Roland Morley
Tea and coffee break
Session four
Winter short papers prize presentations
Investigating an innovative self-care model for patients with prostate cancer
Ankur Mukherjee
Outcomes of retrograde intrarenal surgery compared with ultra-mini percutaneous nephrolithotomy in the management of renal calculi
Aakash Pai
TREXIT - The year without the TRUS biopsy. Can we make a clean break from the trans-rectal biopsy?
Luke Stroman
Ureteric stones: Is a CT KUB on the day of surgery sensible?
Ali Tasleem
Does (Tract) size matter?
Htut Wai
Introduction of an enhanced recovery pathway for nephrectomy in a high volume centre
John Withington
Comfort break
Announcement of prize winners
Closing remarks and close of meeting
Location
Chandos House, 2 Queen Anne Street, London, W1G 9LQ, United Kingdom