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See below for the RSM's COVID-19 Series activity.
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For health professionals, by health professionals.
This webinar series is dedicated to give healthcare workers on the frontlines, regular and easy-to-access updates from healthcare leaders on COVID-19.
Chaired by leading experts, these webinars will discuss different topics and challenges that healthcare workers, leaders and the public are facing, and how we are responding.
This week’s episode will look at the Delta variant and its threat to the end of restrictions.
We will be joined by two leading epidemiologists and modellers who have been key figures in advising the government’s response throughout the pandemic, Professor Graham Medley, Chair of SPI-M, and Professor Neil Ferguson, Director of J-IDEA and the MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis.
Join us to hear the most up-to-date clinical knowledge about Long Covid from leading researchers, expert clinicians, and patient voices.
Discover the role of health professionals in the climate change emergency.
The world is currently in the grip of the worst health crisis in living memory, but the growing climate change emergency poses a far greater threat to the health of humanity. In this 10-part series, leading healthcare experts will unite to discuss the impact that climate change is having on human health.
The upcoming episodes will address the effects of climate change on health sectors such as respiratory health, dermatology, cardiology, and more. Plus we explore health inequalities and the quality of living with climate change in low-income settings, and address the urgent action points for policy-makers to consider regarding how to build a greener health system.
This eighth episode of the Health emergency of climate change series will explore the impact that healthcare systems have on climate change, both in the UK and across the world, and discuss what clinicians can do to help. Join us on this important webinar to understand the scale of the challenge ahead. Leading experts will join chair Dr Nick Watts, Chief Sustainability Officer of the NHS, to evaluate what the NHS and other healthcare systems across the world are doing, and can do in the future, to help mitigate climate change.
The In Conversation Live Series gives you the opportunity to hear first-hand insights into the lives and thoughts of high profile individuals, in an intimate, relaxed and entertaining setting.
The series form part of our new philanthropic initiative. All donations from this series directly fund the RSM's vision to advance health through education and innovation. Consider making a donation.
Dr David Nott OBE, Consultant Surgeon at St Mary’s Hospital and author of the bestselling memoir War Doctor: Surgery on the Front Line, will be talking to Professor Henrietta Bowden-Jones, RSM Psychiatry Section President, about his career and life experiences dealing with patients in conflict and catastrophe zones. David will also be discussing the difficulties in training war doctors and why he set up the David Nott Foundation.
Professor Celia Kitzinger, Academic Psychologist and Honorary Professor at the School of Law and Politics, Cardiff University, will be joining Professor Roger Kirby, RSM President, for a conversation about her career, how a devastating family injury influenced her research and work in coma and disorders of consciousness, mental capacity and advance decisions, and her experience of observing court hearings as co-Founder of the Open Justice Court of Protection Project during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Award-winning historian, biographer and broadcaster, Tom Holland, will be joining Professor Sir Simon Wessely, RSM immediate Past-President, for a conversation about his career, how he came to write his recent book Dominion: The Making of the Western Mind, which has been hugely praised and described as “completely transforms your understanding of the world”. Tom will also be talking about his process and research when writing historically correct biographies, and how historical pandemics compare to COVID-19.
Be inspired, motivated and learn how to develop personal leadership skills in your career as a healthcare professional. The NHS People Plan recommends the development of leaders in the Medical World. Good leadership, in all forms, is an inherent part of medical practice and has never been more necessary than in the current pandemic.
This is a unique opportunity to learn about different leadership styles through the lived experiences of the diverse group of successful leaders who will be speaking on the webinar.
The tenth webinar in The genetics of… series. In this webinar, we will explore sleep as a phenotype, the genetic influences that govern normal circadian rhythm and the molecular mechanisms in disordered sleep patterns.
Join us to watch the 'Fighting For Life' play to explore, understand and appreciate the stories and lived experiences that lie behind patients’ diagnoses and conditions.
Join the next episode of Managing acute medical presentations on the frontline, a series aimed at all trainees working in frontline medicine, hosted by the Royal Society of Medicine and the Health Education Kent Surrey Sussex (HEKSS) Deanery.
This webinar series provides case-based scenarios covering the most common acute medical presentations.
For professionals with a medical, dental or veterinary qualification recognised by GMC, GDC or RCVS.
For professionals working in the healthcare sector or with an interest in healthcare issues and do not qualify for a Fellow membership.
For students studying medicine, dentistry or an undergraduate qualification in a healthcare-related subject, in the UK or overseas.
