January 22, 2025 – January 24, 2025 GMT
This course offers a practical focus on the challenging aspects of Emergency, Acute, and General Medicine presentations during the critical first hours. It features a revised programme that addresses a range of relevant clinical topics, chosen based on recent impacts and consequences from COVID-19, feedback from past delegates, and insights from a survey of emergency and acute medicine practitioners and experts.
The course is led by a faculty of experienced specialists from various hospitals in the UK and abroad, who will share their expert knowledge with front-line clinicians. It includes interactive online lectures, followed by case scenarios, discussions, and Q&A sessions.
This course also contributes to developing effective team management skills for doctors from diverse backgrounds who are actively involved in delivering emergency and acute care.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, delegates will have:
- A comprehensive understanding of current evidence-based best practices and emerging issues across a range of clinical areas highly relevant to emergency and acute care.
- Increased confidence in their clinical practice.
- Identified any skills or knowledge gaps relevant to their practice, with clear strategies for addressing these gaps.
