Join the RSM for a one-day, virtual meeting exploring how cancer diagnosed during pregnancy, postnatally or around pregnancy loss affects patients, families and healthcare professionals. The programme recognises the significant emotional impact that cancer in and around pregnancy has not only on patients and families, but also on the healthcare professionals supporting them through diagnosis, treatment, loss and recovery.
Held in association with the Archives of Disease in Childhood, this webinar event will update primary and secondary care generalists, paediatricians, general practitioners, and allied health professionals on common acute presentations and chronic paediatric conditions that they may encounter in their practice, including those for which recent guidance may have been updated.
Join us in celebrating our annual PET CT meeting and engage in the opportunity to learn about a broad range of topics in PET CT, particularly a focus on improving the care of people who require PET CT scanning. Explore the role of emerging tracers, receive updates from British, European and world speakers on imaging of myocardial inflammation and the impact of different reconstructions and PET technologies on lymphoma reporting, from both clinical and technological perspectives.
Join us for a webinar exploring how human and veterinary clinicians can work together more effectively to shape the future of medicine, drawing on shared challenges and opportunities to improve health outcomes across species. This event will offer clear, practical insight into where collaboration adds real value, how specialism and generalism are evolving and what this means for clinical practice, education and workforce planning.
Join us to learn about the history of patient simulation in medical education and the history of E. coli as an indicator of environmental quality. With concerns about the advent of AI and its application to medical education, a lot of insights and understanding can come from history, in particular the history of simulation in medical education in Britain.
