View Programme 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 topics. It also includes the prestigious Maurice Ellis Lecture. This conference will include the following
Face-to-face tickets A face-to-face ticket will give you access to the conference onsite at The Rep, Birmingham. You will be able to book the free, networking reception at the end of the first day of the conference. Your ticket will also include access to the virtual platform recording of the
Event date: 2 June 2025 Venue: Royal Berkshire Hospital Simulator Centre and Lecture Theatre 1 Price: £350 Summary of event: The Percutaneous Tracheostomy course provides essential training for clinicians seeking to enhance their skills in airway management using percutaneous tracheostomy techniques, with a focus on safety, precision, and patient care
Friday 3 January 2025 An increase in flu hospitalisations is causing severe pressure in already overstretched Emergency Departments. This is the message from The Royal College of Emergency Medicine as NHS England data shows hospitalisations due to flu quadrupled ahead of New Year. The latest NHS England winter ‘situation reports’
Friday 3 January 2025 Dr (Surg Lt Cdr) Laura Cottey, an accomplished Royal Navy ST4 in Emergency Medicine (EM) working in the Peninsula Deanery was recently honoured with the prestigious Gilbert Blaine Medal. Dr Cottey has made significant strides in trauma research, focusing on mitochondrial dysfunction in critically ill patients.
19 December 2024 Year-on-year, there are four times as many people who have been hospitalised for flu so far in December 2024. And Emergency Medicine clinicians are still waiting for the government to act to mitigate the winter crisis in their A&Es as the pressure facing Urgent and Emergency Care
Monday 23 December 2024 Leading Emergency Medicine clinicians are urging parents and carers to be extra cautious with toys containing water beads, button batteries and super strong magnets this festive season. Doctors are warning these gifts could pose a danger to children and vulnerable adults if swallowed. The guidance, issued
Thursday 19 December 2024 The Welsh government must ‘listen to those on the frontline’ of emergency care as health board issues capacity warning. This is the call from The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) as data shows more than one in seven people waited 12 hours or longer in
Monday 16 December 2024 The Royal College of Emergency Medicine has hit back at health service guidance detailing how patients can be ‘safely’ treated in corridors describing it as a “normalisation of the unacceptable and dangerous”. The RCEM Position Statement on NHS guidance for ‘providing care in temporary escalation spaces’
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
Practical ECG Courses – The ‘Subtle ACS & Mimics’ ECG Workshop
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