Venous
Venous Forum: Annual Meeting Prize
Deadline: Thursday 13 April 2023
Open to: Medical students and trainees
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About this event
- Date and time Thu 8 Jun 2023 from 8:00am to 9 Jun 2023 at 7:30pm
- Location Royal Society of Medicine
- Organised by Venous Forum
The RSM Venous Forum meeting is the primary UK meeting focusing on the multidisciplinary treatment of patients with venous disease, across different healthcare settings. The management of patients with venous disease continues to be seen as a low priority in an enormously stretched NHS. However, chronic venous disease is increasing in prevalence and is a major cause of patient distress and quality of life impairment. Modern venous treatments are minimally invasive and cost-effective (or even cost-saving) and fully supported by NICE.
The meeting will include hands-on practical training in a range of venous procedures and skills. There will be a focus on supporting the entire multidisciplinary team and offer guidance on optimizing clinical pathways to offer patient-centred, evidence-based care.
Benefits of attending:
- Learn about effective service models for delivering venous care, which can be adapted for local implementation
- Understand the potential roles for vascular nurses, vascular scientists and other non-medical team members in delivering care to patients with venous disease
- Participate in ‘hands-on’ practical workshops for procedural skills in venous management
- Hear an update on latest guidelines and perspectives in deep and superficial venous care
The aim of this meeting is to provide attendees with an update of current, relevant topics in venous disease. Empowering teams to develop venous services, promote practical training and offer guidance on optimizing models of care.
The Venous Forum: Annual Meeting Prize will also be presented and awarded at the meeting. See below for further details and to make a submission.
Tickets
Standard pricing available until 07 June 2023.
Get 20% OFF if you book for both days. Discount will be automatically applied in the cart after you have made your selection.
Member
RSM Fellow
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£95.00
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RSM Associate
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£60.00
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£60.00
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RSM Retired Fellow
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£60.00
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£60.00
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RSM Trainee
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£60.00
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£60.00
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RSM Student
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£30.00
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£30.00
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Non - Member
Consultant / GP / SAS Doctors
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£175.00
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£175.00
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Trainee
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£105.00
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£105.00
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AHP / Nurse / Midwife
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£60.00
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£60.00
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Student
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£55.00
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£55.00
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Agenda
View the programme 08 June 2023
Registration, tea and coffee
Welcome and introduction
Workshops and multidisciplinary training
Stations
Tea and coffee break
Lunch
The basics of venous disease
Including interactive questions and answers with an expert panel of venous specialists
Definitions, clinical presentations and epidemiology
Pathophysiology of venous disease for dummies
Management strategy and non-operative options
Principles of treatment of superficial and deep venous disease
Venous quiz
Challenges in venous leg ulcer care
What is new in venous leg ulcer assessment and treatment?
Primary care perspective: What can hospital teams do to support community colleagues?
Primary care perspective: what can hospital teams do to support community colleagues?
Tea and coffee break
Venous Forum Annual Meeting Prize abstract session
Presentations
Interactive multidisciplinary case discussion
Panel including vascular nurses, vascular scientists and vascular surgeons
Venous debates
Presentations
Close of day
Venous Forum annual meeting dinner
For those who have pre-registered
View the programme 09 June 2023
Registration, tea and coffee
Welcome and introduction
Aesthetic phlebology and private practice
Presentations
Joint session with British Association of Sclerotherapy
Presentations
Tea and coffee break
National initiatives promoting care of venous disease
Working with the Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland to promote the care of venous disease
Driving positive change through the Vascular and Venous All-Party Parliamentary Groups
Role of the Venous Forum in promoting optimal venous care in the UK
Delivering education and training to produce the venous specialists of the future
Effectiveness of Commissioning for Quality and Innovation in promoting appropriate referral of patients with venous ulceration
Current venous controversies
Are there enough specialists to deal with the UK burden of venous disease?
Is NHS treatment for C2s to C6 disease realistic? Is there a need for pragmatism?
Bite-size evidence updates
Short presentations highlighting latest important papers in venous disease
Lunch
Joint session with Society of Vascular Nurses: The venous multidisciplinary team
Current initiatives to expand the skilled workforce delivering venous interventions
Governance and accreditation for expanding roles
Deep venous intervention in NHS settings
Is thrombectomy the current ‘gold-standard’ for early thrombus removal for iliofemoral DVT?
Picking winners when stenting chronic disease for post-thrombotic syndrome
Centralisation of venous services and optimal pathways of care
Complications from deep venous interventions and rescue strategies
RSM Venous Forum closing lecture
Presentation
Prizes and closing remarks
Location
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
Venous Forum: Annual Meeting Prize
Registration for this event will close at 1:00am Wednesday 7 June 2023. Late registrations will not be accepted.
The agenda is subject to change at any time
If the event is recorded, we are only able to share presentations that we have received permission to share. There is no guarantee that all sessions will be available after the event, this is at the presenter’s and RSM’s discretion.
All views expressed at this event are of the speakers themselves and not of the Royal Society of Medicine, nor the speaker's organisations.
This event will be recorded and stored by the Royal Society of Medicine and may be distributed in future on various internet channels.