Test Anaesthetics Event August
Monday, April 16, 2018 - 14:45
ACCS
Trainees
Trainers
HEE Staff
Inquests, Indemnity and Incidents in Primary Care
This meeting will focus on some of the key medico-legal issues that impact GPs, primary care and patient safety, with a specific emphasis on inquests, clinical negligence and incidents.
This comprehensive programme will review and explore the latest legal and regulatory developments from national leaders in each of these fields.
Limited bursary places are available for GPs on a first-come, first-served basis, email patient@rsm.ac.uk to claim your place.
Delegates will gain an understanding of:
- The role of coroners and inquests, what to expect and what GPs and those working in primary care need to do to prepare and actively learn from deaths
- The role of Medical Examiners and how they will impact on primary care
- The support, including education and training, available to GPs in dealing with medico-legal issues and how to access practical support (e.g. via the Medical Defence Organisations) when necessary
- The role of NHS Resolution and the Clinical Negligence Scheme for GPs (CNSGP) and their impact upon GPs and patient safety
- Developments in learning from incidents in primary care, including feedback from the CQC regarding best practice and areas for improvement
Location
Royal Society of Medicine
1 Wimpole Street
W1G 0AE
London
United Kingdom
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GB
Thursday, April 16, 2020 - 09:00
General Practice
Trainees
2020 Academic Foundation Programme Conference
Who should attend? The conference will be trainee-centred and will be of interest to academically minded medical students, Foundation trainees and any faculty or more senior colleagues who are involved in academic Foundation trainees. We hope the event will be of immediate practical assistance to any colleague following an academic career path, and those who are advising them. Themes of academic research, education and leadership training will be included. There will be a focus on trainees themselves and their experiences. Further details will be sent out in due course.
If you’re interested in attending please email: stevie.copeland@foundationprogramme.nhs.uk
Location
Wills Memorial Building, University of Bristol
Queens Road
BS8 1RJ
Bristol
United Kingdom
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GB
Thursday, May 7, 2020 - 09:00
Dental
Trainees
Paediatrics - Transition to Leadership Course
About this Event
The highly popular, free Transition to Leadership course is back for 2020. The course is organised by the London School of Paediatrics. It runs over 3 days and is designed to prepare paediatric ST3s for the transition to becoming a registrar. Topics covered include:
- Life as a new SpR
- Leading at night
- Updates on child protection and consent
- Understanding emergency referral and retrieval pathways
- End of life care
- Negotiation and conflict resolution
- Decision-making
- Putting leadership into practice
The first two days of the course will take place on the 11th and 12 of May at the Whittington Hospital. The third day will take place in Autumn.
Who should attend: This course is designed for ST3/Out of programme trainees in the London deanery who are due to transition to ST4 in September 2020. Other applicants will be considered but please email us beforehand to discuss prior to paying the deposit (T2L@doctors.org.uk)
Due to the popularity of this course, we require a £50 deposit to be paid, to be refunded (minus a small administrative charge paid to eventbrite) after attendance on the date.
For further questions please contact T2L@doctors.org.uk
Due to the popularity of this course, we require a £50 deposit to be paid, to be refunded (minus a small administrative charge paid to eventbrite) after attendance on the date.
For further questions please contact T2L@doctors.org.uk
Quotes from previous attendees include:
“This course has gone a long was to allaying my fears for making the jump up from ST3 to ST4”
“I now have a better idea of things to do to prepare before starting ST4 – this course has highlighted areas I want to focus on beforehand”
“It was helpful to have gone through personal and specific examples, to have tips, tools and strategies to cope with challenges”
“There was really good advice on child protection, consent and end of life scenarios, as well as how to prepare for clinics, and managing patients who need follow up”
“The tips I picked up on T2L have been really useful in helping me through my first few weeks as a registrar, especially the little things like which jobs I should delegate to my SHOs and when to call the consultant at night”
“This course has gone a long was to allaying my fears for making the jump up from ST3 to ST4”
“I now have a better idea of things to do to prepare before starting ST4 – this course has highlighted areas I want to focus on beforehand”
“It was helpful to have gone through personal and specific examples, to have tips, tools and strategies to cope with challenges”
“There was really good advice on child protection, consent and end of life scenarios, as well as how to prepare for clinics, and managing patients who need follow up”
“The tips I picked up on T2L have been really useful in helping me through my first few weeks as a registrar, especially the little things like which jobs I should delegate to my SHOs and when to call the consultant at night”
Location
Whittington Hospital
Magdala Avenue
N19 5NF
London
United Kingdom
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GB
Monday, May 11, 2020 - 09:00
Foundation
Trainees
Paediatrics - Transition to Leadership Course
About this Event
The highly popular, free Transition to Leadership course is back for 2020. The course is organised by the London School of Paediatrics. It runs over 3 days and is designed to prepare paediatric ST3s for the transition to becoming a registrar. Topics covered include:
- Life as a new SpR
- Leading at night
- Updates on child protection and consent
- Understanding emergency referral and retrieval pathways
- End of life care
- Negotiation and conflict resolution
- Decision-making
- Putting leadership into practice
The first two days of the course will take place on the 18-19th june in London (exact location to be confirmed). The third day will take place in Autumn.
Who should attend: This course is designed for ST3/Out of programme trainees in the London deanery who are due to transition to ST4 in September 2020. Other applicants will be considered but please email us beforehand to discuss prior to paying the deposit (T2L@doctors.org.uk)
Due to the popularity of this course, we require a £50 deposit to be paid, to be refunded (minus a small administrative charge paid to eventbrite) after attendance on the date.
For further questions please contact T2L@doctors.org.uk
Due to the popularity of this course, we require a £50 deposit to be paid, to be refunded (minus a small administrative charge paid to eventbrite) after attendance on the date.
For further questions please contact T2L@doctors.org.uk
Quotes from previous attendees include:
“This course has gone a long was to allaying my fears for making the jump up from ST3 to ST4”
“I now have a better idea of things to do to prepare before starting ST4 – this course has highlighted areas I want to focus on beforehand”
“It was helpful to have gone through personal and specific examples, to have tips, tools and strategies to cope with challenges”
“There was really good advice on child protection, consent and end of life scenarios, as well as how to prepare for clinics, and managing patients who need follow up”
“The tips I picked up on T2L have been really useful in helping me through my first few weeks as a registrar, especially the little things like which jobs I should delegate to my SHOs and when to call the consultant at night”
“This course has gone a long was to allaying my fears for making the jump up from ST3 to ST4”
“I now have a better idea of things to do to prepare before starting ST4 – this course has highlighted areas I want to focus on beforehand”
“It was helpful to have gone through personal and specific examples, to have tips, tools and strategies to cope with challenges”
“There was really good advice on child protection, consent and end of life scenarios, as well as how to prepare for clinics, and managing patients who need follow up”
“The tips I picked up on T2L have been really useful in helping me through my first few weeks as a registrar, especially the little things like which jobs I should delegate to my SHOs and when to call the consultant at night”
Location
London location TBC
United Kingdom
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GB
Thursday, June 18, 2020 - 09:00 to Friday, June 19, 2020 - 16:00
Foundation
Trainees