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Advanced Medicine

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13 February 2017 to 16 February 2017
Royal College of Physicians of London
11 St Andrews Place, London, NW1 4LE
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Advanced Medicine

CPD

CPD code: 108266
CPD credits: 22

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Conferences

Telephone: +44 (0)20 3075 2389
Email: conferences@rcplondon.ac.uk

Curated by the RCP academic vice president, the Advanced Medicine programme will explore areas of medicine experiencing the most change and innovation, delivered by eminent speakers in their field. You’ll hear the latest advances in medicine from up to 22 hours of clinical education that will support you in your practice.

Programme highlights

  • pregnancy, obesity and long term conditions
  • what is new in stroke?
  • rheumatoid arthritis – ensuring everyone gets the best treatment
  • what is new in vaccines?
  • device therapy in heart failure
  • acute kidney injury
  • neurological infections
  • recent advances in the management of lung cancer
  • surveillance for hepatocellular cancer.

This conference often sells out so early booking is advisable.

Full list of delegate fees 169.73 KB

CPD breakdown

  • Monday 13 - 6 credits 
  • Tuesday 14 - 5 credits
  • Wednesday 15 - 6 credits
  • Thursday 16 - 5 credits

As ever an exceptional conference with excellent academic speakers; quite humbling to hear such great minds!

Dr Chris Farnham, consultant, Heart of Kent Hospice, and delegate at the 2015 Advanced medicine conference

The RCP runs a comprehensive programme of conferences on a wide range of topics, offering delegates:

  • cutting edge clinical education
  • CPD credits, helping delegates to prepare for revalidation
  • opportunities to network
  • updated skills and knowledge.

Who should attend

  • consultants and trainees
  • GPs.

Lady Estelle Wolfson lecture in translational medicine

We are pleased to announce the Lady Estelle Wolfson lecture in translational medicine as an addition to our named lectures series. Apply now to deliver this lecture at the Advanced Medicine conference in February 2017.

The appointment of the lecture is by application, and applications should present an outstanding, recent contribution in translational research/medicine with demonstrable benefit to patients. This contribution can be in any branch of medicine.

The appointed lecturer will receive an honorarium of £200 and will be invited to attend a dinner at the RCP after the lecture.

Applications close Wednesday, 30 November 2016.

For more information, email the funding and awards administrator at fundingandawards@rcplondon.ac.uk.

10.30 Professor Rebecca Reynolds - Pregnancy, obesity and long term conditions 1.51 MB
11.00 Dr Kristien Boelaert - New developments in thyroid disease 2.22 MB
11.50 Professor Tim Spector - The gut microbiome clinical and physiological tolerance 4.63 MB
12.10 Dr Jervoise Andreyev - GI side effects of cancer treatments 1.94 MB
13.40 Dr Rhys Thomas - Valproate lifesaving, life changing 1.83 MB
14.30 Dr Adrian Parry Jones - Management of intraceberal haemorrhage 1.34 MB
09.30 Dr Andreww Clegg - Frailty – how to recognise it and why it matters 814.1 KB
10.00 Professor Simon Conroy - Acute front door care of frail older people 1.73 MB
10.30 Dr Shane O’ Hanlon - Working with oncology and general surgery to improve outcomes for older people 483.81 KB
11.30 Professor Gideon Hirschfield - Autoimmune liver disease Tracing a journey towards rational new therapies for patient benefit 11.22 MB
13.30 Professor Ian Bruce - Systemic lupus erythematosus diagnosis and treatment 1019.09 KB
14.00 Dr Neil Snowden - Rheumatoid Arthritis- ensuring everyone gets the best treatment 1.11 MB
14.30 Dr Hector Chinoy - Recent advances in Myositis 3.24 MB
16.00 Dr Matthew Dryden- Lyme disease a new epidemic 2.64 MB
16.30 Professor Geoffrey Dusheiko - Hepatitis B – is a cure possible 1.84 MB
09.15 Dr Kiran Patel - Device therapy in heart failure 2.13 MB
09.45 Dr Alex Lyon - Diastolic Heart Failure 2.7 MB
10.15 Dr Andrew Sharp - Management of resistant hypertension 1.36 MB
11.35 Professor Perry Elliott - Inherited Cardiomyopathies 5.54 MB
14.00 Professor Chris Mathias - Autonomic dysfunction 3.93 MB
15.40 Professor David Baldwin - Recent advances in the management of lung cancer 3.91 MB
16.40 Professor Wisia Wedzicha - COPD do we need to rethink therapy 3.99 MB
09.30 Professor Mike Laffan - Coagulation 1.06 MB
10.30 Professor Atul B Mehta - Delay in diagnosing rare diseases 2.51 MB
11.30 Dr Chris Laing - Acute Kidney Injury 3.13 MB
12.00 Professor David Wheeler - Chronic kidney disease beyond nephrology 1.69 MB
12.30 Dr Daniel Gale -Genetic diseases of the kidney 1.3 MB
14.00 Dr Stuart McPherson - Management of decompensated cirrhosis 788.08 KB
14.30 - Dr Ian Rowe - Surveillance for hepatocellular cancer.pdf 2.76 MB
15.50 - Dr Nirupa Murugaesu and Dr Richard Scott - 100,000 genomics project, what will it deliver.pdf 3.26 MB
16.50 - Professor Stephen Smye - National Institute of Health Research 2017 and beyond.pdf 5.98 MB

Monday 13 February 2017

13 February 2017 09:20 to 16:50

Tuesday 14 February 2017

14 February 2017 09:30 to 17:00

Wednesday 15 February 2017

15 February 2017 09:15 to 17:10

Thursday 16 February 2017

16 February 2017 09:30 to 16:40

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