"wednesday tour"

Join us for the 13th edition of the annual patient safety students and trainees day. This meeting brings together students and trainees to show their work promoting patient safety within their organis...

Join this event to delve into the theme, 'Child health inequalities in community paediatrics' and review common conditions so that you remain current with best practices in the field while also explor...

This year’s meeting will be split into two parts. We will first examine the medical and surgical (strabismus and non-strabismus) management of thyroid eye disease. Afterward, we will look into the or...

Join leaders in patient safety, resident doctors, and medical students for an event that will leave you feeling inspired with fresh ideas and practical solutions to implement within your organisation ...

Join us for this new event where speakers will debate the motion: “Semaglutide is a new ‘wonder drug’ and should be used more widely”. This meeting will help broaden perspectives, spark insightful deb...

Join leading specialists at this cutting-edge event to explore the latest advancements in minimally invasive procedures, including helium plasma for submental contouring, ablative laser therapies, pla...

Following the success of our Great Debate on Semaglutide, join us as we debate the motion: “This house believes that the NHS should not monetise its data". The NHS holds a vast resource of data, inclu...

In this meeting we will look at ophthalmic subspecialties now covered in this year’s programme to highlight current trends and controversies. Hear from highly knowledgeable speakers, who will provide ...

Please note that registration will take place between 10:45am and 11:30am, and you are welcome to register at any time within this period. To allow sufficient time for event preparations and to minimi...

The purpose of this event is to expand trainees' knowledge within paediatric mental health. Through a carefully designed programme, participants will gain a deeper understanding of this critical area ...