Sessions will take place live during the 2 day event. All content will be published on demand shortly after the live broadcast.
8:15am BST - Registration
9:00am BST - Welcome and opening remarks
Air quality and health impacts
In this opening session, Professor Chris Whitty will be discussing air quality and health impacts.
10:30am BST - Comfort break
Geriatric medicine
This session will discuss acute medical assessment of the older patients, frailty assessment and provide practical tips for Advance Care Planning in an acute hospital setting. Developed in collaboration with the British Geriatrics Society.
Allergy and immunology
Developed with the support of the Joint Committee on Immunology and Allergy, this session will explore the latest advancements in the treatment and diagnosis of immunological and allergic conditions.
Neurology
In this session, our panel will discuss key updates in neurology.
12:30pm BST - Lunch
Sponsored symposium
Note: this session will not be CPD accredited.
1:30pm BST - Lunch continued
Palliative care
This session will focus on palliative care for individuals with heart failure, renal failure, and end-stage respiratory disease. Developed in collaboration with the RCPs JSC for Palliative Medicine.
RCP-AoPGBI
In this jointly hosted RCP-AoPGBI session, we will be joined by internationally renowned speakers to discuss the theme of aging and cancer.
Sports and exercise medicine
This session will highlight key updates in sport and exercise medicine. Developed in collaboration with the British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine.
3:45pm BST - Comfort break
Working in stressful team environments: lessons from an Olympic gold medallist
Olympic gold medallist and resident doctor, Dr Imogen Grant MBE will close day 1 of the conference discussing team work and stressful environments.
Networking reception
In person delegates can look forward to an evening reception on the first day. Enjoy food and drinks while catching up and networking with colleagues.
7:00pm BST - End of day 1
Sessions will take place live during the 2 day event. All content will be published on demand shortly after the live broadcast.
8:30am BST - Registration
Keynote
This session will provide thought-provoking discussions and expert perspectives to inspire and inform.
10:30am BST - Comfort break
Gastroenterology
In this session, speakers will discuss the latest updates in gastroenterology.
Haematology
This session will explore haematological malignancies, the investigation of thrombocytopenia, patient blood management, and acute presentations of sickle cell disease. Developed in collaboration with the British Society for Haematology.
Infectious disease
In this session, speakers will explore advancements in infectious disease management.
12:30pm BST - Lunch
Sponsored symposium
Note: this session will not be CPD accredited.
1:30pm BST - Lunch continued
Acute medicine
This session will explore the latest updates in acute medicine, POCUS, and the transformation of acute medicine services. Developed in collaboration with the Society for Acute Medicine.
Diabetes
In this session, our panel will discuss key updates in diabetes. Developed in collaboration with the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists.
Next Gen
In this session, speakers will explore the evolving landscape of postgraduate medical training, the key to non-technical skills (NTS) success, the future of rotational training, and the ongoing postgraduate medical training review.
3:45pm BST - Closing remarks and abstract results
4:00pm BST - End of conference
Our workshops and hands on sessions are excellent opportunities for interactive learning. Bookings will open closer to the conference.
Workshops are non-clinical educational sessions. Facilitators can hold these as either small lectures or group discussions.
Hands on sessions focus on developing attendees’ key clinical skills. Facilitators often bring equipment that can be used to emulate real-life clinical situations.
Don’t forget, some of our workshops are CPD accredited. Certificates will be available to download shortly after the conference via the ‘CPD’ page.
Monday 2 June
Tips on developing a learning organisation
By drawing on their own experience and developing a deeper understanding of the 5 principles of a learning organisation, delegates will be empowered to create effective strategies for making meaningful change within NHS teams.
Tips on getting your paper published
An interactive session where you’ll find out what journal editors and peer reviewers are looking for in your paper.
Tuesday 3 June
Tips on making, documenting and communicating your decisions
This session will explore the process of decision-making in treatment escalation planning, focusing on how to improve documentation and communication.
Tips on achieving net zero in my clinical practice
This interactive workshop will introduce the SusQI framework and explore how sustainability can be embedded into quality improvement. Delegates will learn how to identify and capture sustainable elements in existing quality improvement projects.
Please note that any presentations shown at this event have been produced by the individual speakers. As such they are not owned by, and do not necessarily represent the views of, the RCP.
The RCP is committed to promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion through selection of a balanced programme of speakers, presenters, and chairs. Find out more here: RCP EDI speaker policy.