Clinical Skills for Acute Medicine 2014
11 July, 2014
london , United Kingdom
Clinical Skills for Acute Medicine, in association with British Journal of Hospital Medicine is a brand new conference to the MA Healthcare calendar, concentrating on updating or refreshing key skills for acute medicine physicians.
The broad range of potentially life threatening clinical conditions encountered by acute physicians means that it is essential that their specialist skills training is kept as up to date as possible.
This 1 day, CPD certified conference will be essential to all physicians working in the acute medicine, critical care and general medicine fields.
Highlights of the conference will include:
• Optimising ambulatory care: Dr Jacob de Wolff
• Interpreting complex ECGs: Dr Ceri Davies
• Epilepsy and the role of EEG in the acute medical unit: Dr Nandini Mullatti
• Importance of simulation training to enhance clinical skills: Dr Nick Murch
• Infections and sepsis: Dr Patrick Lillie
• Guidelines for use of novel anticoagulants and antiplatelets agents, Dr Andrew Blann
• Managing frail older people in urgent care settings: Dr Simon Conroy
• Managing mentally ill patients in the acute medical unit: Dr Alex Thomson
The broad range of potentially life threatening clinical conditions encountered by acute physicians means that it is essential that their specialist skills training is kept as up to date as possible.
This 1 day, CPD certified conference will be essential to all physicians working in the acute medicine, critical care and general medicine fields.
Highlights of the conference will include:
• Optimising ambulatory care: Dr Jacob de Wolff
• Interpreting complex ECGs: Dr Ceri Davies
• Epilepsy and the role of EEG in the acute medical unit: Dr Nandini Mullatti
• Importance of simulation training to enhance clinical skills: Dr Nick Murch
• Infections and sepsis: Dr Patrick Lillie
• Guidelines for use of novel anticoagulants and antiplatelets agents, Dr Andrew Blann
• Managing frail older people in urgent care settings: Dr Simon Conroy
• Managing mentally ill patients in the acute medical unit: Dr Alex Thomson
Venue
Location: Hallam Conference Centre
The Hallam is one of London's newest and finest conference venues. There are an abundance of rooms available for small 1 to 1 meetings or for larger events up to 250 people, these can be accommodated..
Contact
44 Hallam Street London, United Kingdon W1W 6JJ, United Kingdom london , United Kingdom
020 7706 7700
020 7706 7700
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