Available until 11 March 2026 | RCEM accredited for 18-CPD points Register Now View Programme Event summary The Spring CPD programme focusses on areas of your practice that are rapidly changing, pose frequent clinical dilemmas or occur with a rarity that warrants regular review, and covers a range of clinical

Access will be provided to the content within 2 working days of registering for the event, and you will be emailed when you are able to view the event materials.

Available until 29 August 2025 | RCEM accredited for 5-CPD points Register Now View Programme Event summary Since its conception in 2016, The really useful guide to leading and managing your ED has been the ultimate resource in mastering the complexities of leadership in EM. Catch up with this insightful and engaging

Obstetric medicine for the EM physician

Cambridge Trauma Futures is a 2-day virtual conference aiming to provide a broad range of trauma topics for clinicians from all specialties and backgrounds.

The annual EMSAS Conference features keynote sessions from inspiring speakers, CPD focussed talks to refresh and develop your knowledge as a SAS grade clinician and updates from the EMSAS executive committee

This event aims to define the key themes in acute adolescent medicine, review current approaches to address the safeguarding needs of young people and explore different communication approaches to use with young people

In this study day we’ll cover essential knowledge needed for managing minor injuries in the ED setting

Annual Scientific Conference 2024, 8 – 10 October – register now for on-demand access to track one sessions

This event aims to support colleagues in the important transition between trainee and consultant, taking in professional behaviour, tips and tricks for the first few years, avoiding pitfalls, understanding the bigger picture, practical advice including job planning, driving quality improvement ideas, and sustainability for a career in Emergency Medicine.

This day aims to inspire and celebrate educating in the challenging specialty of emergency medicine, and showcase upcoming research from the educators of the future.

Autistic people and people with a learning disability face health inequalities, are likely to die earlier and are more likely to die from a treatable cause of death. This event looks at the reasons and discusses opportunities to enhance care.