Early release content will be available to watch in March. All sessions will be individually CPD accredited.
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Cardiology

Speakers will discuss the latest updates in hypertension, the current indications for pacemakers and ICD's and syncope.
Speaker Dr Shouvik Haldar
Dr Shouvik Haldar Consultant cardiologist and electrophysiologist, Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals | Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Neil Chapman
Dr Neil Chapman Consultant physician, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
feedback

Latest updates in hypertension

Speaker Dr Honey Thomas
Dr Honey Thomas Consultant cardiologist, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

What are the current indications for pacemakers and ICD's?

Speaker Dr P Boon Lim
Dr P Boon Lim Consultant cardiologist and clinical lead, Imperial Syncope Unit, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
feedback

Syncope

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Advances in the management of symptom-based disorders

Speakers will discuss fibromyalgia syndrome, what a physician can say to those with symptom-based disorders and the unmet need of those patients.
Speaker Dr Theresa Barnes
Dr Theresa Barnes Consultant rheumatologist, Countess of Chester Hospital Foundation Trust | clinical lead for outpatients, Royal College of Physicians
Speaker Professor Andreas Goebels
Professor Andreas Goebels Director, Pain Research Institute | chair of pain medicine and honorary consultant in pain medicine, University of Liverpool and Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Advances in the management of patients with fibromyalgia syndrome

Speaker Professor Chris Burton
Professor Chris Burton Professor of primary medical care, University of Sheffield
feedback

Symptom-based disorders: what can a physician say?

Speaker Dr Katharine Cheston
Dr Katharine Cheston Mildred Blaxter postdoctoral fellow, Institute for Medical Humanities, Durham University
feedback

The unmet need in symptom-based disorders

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Genomics

Speakers will discuss cardiovascular genomics, recognising inherited cancer syndromes and renal genomics.
Speaker Dr Mohnish Suri
Dr Mohnish Suri
Speaker Dr Nora Shannon
Dr Nora Shannon Consultant clinical geneticist, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
feedback

Cardiovascular genomics for physicians

Speaker Dr Claire Searle
Dr Claire Searle Consultant clinical geneticist, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
feedback

Recognising inherited cancer syndromes: when to suspect, when to test

Speaker Dr Abhijit Dixit
Dr Abhijit Dixit Consultant clinical geneticist, Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust
feedback

Renal genomics for physicians

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Maternal medicine

Speakers will discuss clinical approaches to palpitations in pregnancy, how composite risk scores can improve screening for gestational diabetes and the management of asthma in pregnancy.
Speaker Professor Ponnusamy Saravanan
Professor Ponnusamy Saravanan Professor of diabetes, endocrinology and metabolism, University of Warwick
Speaker Dr Anna Herrey
Dr Anna Herrey Consultant cardiologist, Barts Health NHS Trust
feedback

Clinical approach to palpitations in pregnancy

Speaker Dr Nithya Sukuma
Dr Nithya Sukuma Consultant in diabetes and endocrinology, George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust
feedback

Time for change: composite risk scores to improve screening for gestational diabetes

Speaker Dr Yasmin Jamil
Dr Yasmin Jamil Consultant obstetric physician, UCLH
feedback

Management of asthma in pregnancy

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GUM

Speakers will discuss AMR and sexually transmitted infections, common clinical presentations of chem sex and HIV.
Speaker Professor Matt Phillips
Professor Matt Phillips Consultant in GU medicine, North Cumbria | president, British Association for Sexual Health and HIV
Speaker Dr Suneeta Soni
Dr Suneeta Soni Consultant physician, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation trust
feedback

AMR and sexually transmitted infections: challenges and future directions

Speaker Dr Chris Ward
Dr Chris Ward Consultant physician genitourinary medicine, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Chem sex: common clinical presentations

Speaker Dr Cara Saxon
Dr Cara Saxon Consultant physician in genitourinary medicine, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
feedback

HIV update for general physicians

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

Presentation time
9am – 9:05am
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

Welcome

Medicine 2025 will open with a warm welcome from Dr Mumtaz Patel, newly elected president of the Royal College of Physicians.
Speaker Dr Mumtaz Patel
Dr Mumtaz Patel President, Royal College of Physicians

9:05am BST

Presentation time
9:05am – 10am
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

Air quality and health impacts

In this opening session, Professor Chris Whitty will be discussing air quality and health impacts.
Speaker Professor Chris Whitty
Professor Chris Whitty

10:00am BST

Presentation time
10am – 10:30am
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

Air quality and what the RCP is doing and why

This session will provide thought-provoking discussions and expert perspectives to inspire and inform.
Speaker Professor Sir Stephen Holgate
Professor Sir Stephen Holgate Clinical professor of immunopharmacology and honorary consultant physician, University Hospital Southampton
Speaker Dr Suzanne Bartington
Dr Suzanne Bartington Clinical associate professor in environmental health, University of Birmingham
feedback

Air quality and what the RCP is doing and why

10:30am BST - Comfort break

11:00am BST

Presentation time
11am – 12:30pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

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.
Speaker Dr Ruth Law
Dr Ruth Law Consultant in geriatric medicine, Whittington Health NHS Trust
Speaker Dr Sean Ninan
Dr Sean Ninan Consultant geriatrician, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
feedback

Medical assessment of the older person with frailty: what every physician needs to know

Speaker Professor Simon Conroy
Professor Simon Conroy Consultant geriatrician, Barts Health NHS Trust
feedback

Interface geriatrics

Speaker Dr Sinead Henderson
Dr Sinead Henderson Consultant, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
feedback

Practical tips for Advance Care Planning in an acute hospital

Presentation time
11am – 12:30pm
Presentation room
Seligman theatre

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.
Speaker Dr Susan Tadros
Dr Susan Tadros
Speaker Dr Sacha Moore
Dr Sacha Moore WCAT specialty registrar in nephrology and general internal medicine, Cardiff University & University Hospital of Wales
Speaker Dr Sorena Kaini
Dr Sorena Kaini Consultant immunologist, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Andrew Whyte
Dr Andrew Whyte Consultant allergist and immunologist, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
feedback

Anaphylaxis, swelling and hives – what is and isn't allergy

Presentation time
11am – 12:30pm
Presentation room
Dorchester library

Neurology

In this session, our panel will discuss key updates in neurology.
Speaker Dr Paul Jarman
Dr Paul Jarman Chair, Department of Neurology and Neuro-rehabilitation, Cleveland Clinic London
Speaker Professor Michael Boon
Professor Michael Boon
feedback

Brain health

Speaker Dr Christopher Carswell
Dr Christopher Carswell Consultant neurologist, Imperial College London
feedback

Selecting good candidates for shunting in Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

12:30pm BST - Lunch

1:00pm BST

Presentation time
1pm – 1:30pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

Sponsored symposium

Note: this session will not be CPD accredited.
Presentation time
1pm – 1:30pm
Presentation room
Seligman theatre

Sponsored symposium

Note: this session will not be CPD accredited.
1:30pm BST - Lunch continued

2:15pm BST

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3:45pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

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.
Speaker Dr David Brooks
Dr David Brooks Macmillan consultant in palliative medicine, Chesterfield Royal Hospital
Speaker Dr Erin Kadodwala
Dr Erin Kadodwala Palliative medicine speciality trainee, Chesterfield Royal Hospital
Speaker Dr Sharon Chadwick
Dr Sharon Chadwick Consultant in palliative medicine, Hospice of St Francis Berkhamsted
feedback

Ethical dilemmas and decision making in patients with advanced heart failure

Speaker Dr Sebastian Van der Linden
Dr Sebastian Van der Linden Speciality registrar in palliative medicine, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Breathlessness management in end stage respiratory disease

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3:45pm
Presentation room
Seligman theatre

Ageing and cancer

In this session we will be joined by internationally renowned speakers to discuss the theme of aging and cancer. Developed in collaboration with the Association of Physicians of Great Britain & Ireland (AoPGBI).
Speaker Professor Mieke van Hemelrijck
Professor Mieke van Hemelrijck Professor in cancer epidemiology, King's College London
feedback

TOUR – transforming outcomes in cancer through research

Speaker Professor Rudolf A. de Boer
Professor Rudolf A. de Boer
Speaker Dr William Dunn
Dr William Dunn Haematology registrar, Cambridge University Hospitals (Addenbrookes Hospital)
feedback

Age-related clonal haematopoiesis and cancer

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3:45pm
Presentation room
Dorchester library

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.
Speaker Dr Mike Rossiter
Dr Mike Rossiter Consultant in sport, exercise and MSK medicine, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Felicity Hughes
Dr Felicity Hughes Sport and exercise medicine ST4 registrar, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Anna-Louise Mackinnon
Dr Anna-Louise Mackinnon
feedback

Bone health

Speaker Dr Kim Gregory
Dr Kim Gregory
feedback

MSK

Speaker David Salman
David Salman
feedback

Physical activity in older adults

3:45pm BST - Comfort break

4:15pm BST

Presentation time
4:15pm – 5:15pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

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.
Speaker Dr Imogen Grant
Dr Imogen Grant FY1, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Working in stressful team environments: lessons from an Olympic gold medallist

5:15pm BST

Presentation time
5:15pm – 7pm

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
10:30am BST - Comfort break

11:00am BST

Presentation time
11am – 12:30pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

Gastroenterology

In this session, speakers will discuss the latest updates in gastroenterology.
Speaker Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam
Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam Professor of gastroenterology, University of Warwick, and University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
Speaker Professor H Jervoise Andreyev
Professor H Jervoise Andreyev Consultant gastroenterologist Lincolnshire Community and Hospitals NHS Group
feedback

Gut and cancer treatment: what everyone should know

Speaker Dr Natalia Zarate-Lopez
Dr Natalia Zarate-Lopez Consultant gastroenterology, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

The forgotten organ – dyspeptic stomach

Presentation time
11am – 12:30pm
Presentation room
Seligman theatre

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.
Speaker Dr Anita Arasaretnam
Dr Anita Arasaretnam Consultant haematologist, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Sharath Panamoottil
Dr Sharath Panamoottil
Speaker Dr Shivir Moosai
Dr Shivir Moosai Consultant haematologist, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Diagnostic work up for suspected haematological malignancy

Speaker Dr Michael Desborough
Dr Michael Desborough Consultant haematologist and associate professor of haematology, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Investigation of Thrombocytopenia

Speaker Dr Sarah Wheeldon
Dr Sarah Wheeldon Haematology SpR, Royal Devon University Hospital
feedback

The appropriate use of blood components and patient blood management

Speaker Dr Shari Spencer
Dr Shari Spencer
feedback

Sickle cell acute presentations

Presentation time
11am – 12:30pm
Presentation room
Dorchester library

Infectious disease

In this session, speakers will explore advancements in infectious disease management.
Speaker Dr Sarah Logan
Dr Sarah Logan Consultant in infectious diseases, Hospital for Tropical Diseases UCLH
Speaker Angela McBride
Angela McBride
Speaker Dr Stephen Poole
Dr Stephen Poole
Speaker Dr Isra Halim
Dr Isra Halim Locum consultant in infection (microbiology), Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Helen Umpleby
Dr Helen Umpleby
Speaker Dr Padmasayee Papineni
Dr Padmasayee Papineni Consultant in infectious diseases and acute medicine, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust
Speaker Dr Tommy Rampling
Dr Tommy Rampling Consultant in infectious diseases and virology, Hospital for Tropical Diseases and UK Health Security Agency
Speaker Dr Christina Petridou
Dr Christina Petridou Consultant in microbiology and infectious diseases, RIPL, UKHSA
12:30pm BST - Lunch

1:00pm BST

Presentation time
1pm – 1:30pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

Sponsored symposium

Note: this session will not be CPD accredited.
1:30pm BST - Lunch continued

2:15pm BST

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3:45pm
Presentation room
Wolfson theatre

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.
Speaker Dr Alexander McFarquhar
Dr Alexander McFarquhar Acute medicine registrar, Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust - Addenbrookes
Speaker Dr Nick Murch
Dr Nick Murch Consultant physician in acute medicine and medical education, Royal Free Hospital
Speaker Dr Vicky Price
Dr Vicky Price AMU consultant physician, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

A day in the life of an acute medic in 2025

Speaker Dr Zack Ferguson
Dr Zack Ferguson Acute medicine registrar, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

POCUS cases that changed my practice

Speaker Dr Anika Wijewardane
Dr Anika Wijewardane Consultant acute and stroke physician, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Right care, right place, right now: unlocking the potential of acute medicine

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3:45pm
Presentation room
Seligman theatre

Diabetes

In this session, our panel will discuss key updates in diabetes. Developed in collaboration with the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists.
Speaker Dr Parizad Avari
Dr Parizad Avari
feedback

Inpatient diabetes technology – the what and the how

Speaker Dr Hermione Price
Dr Hermione Price Consultant diabetologist, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

The updated guideline from the Joint British Diabetes Societies for Inpatient Care on the management of diabetes in those with mental disorders

Speaker Dr Katherine Fayers
Dr Katherine Fayers Diabetes consultant, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Marilia Amaro Calcia
Dr Marilia Amaro Calcia Consultant liaison psychiatrist, King's College Hospital
feedback

The psychology of frequent flyers

Presentation time
2:15m – 3:45pm
Presentation room
Dorchester library

Retaining and supporting the next generation of physicians

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.
Speaker Dr Waqas Akhtar
Dr Waqas Akhtar Consultant in cardiology and intensive care, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker Dr Kapil Agarwal
Dr Kapil Agarwal Internal medicine trainee Year 3, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

What's the secret to National Training Survey success?

Speaker Dr Anthony Martinelli
Dr Anthony Martinelli Clinical lecturer, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
feedback

Discussion: What do resident doctors want from the review of postgraduate medical training?

Speaker Bobin Lee
Bobin Lee Medical student, University of Buckingham | SFDN representative, Royal College of Physicians
feedback

Discussion: What do resident doctors want from the review of postgraduate medical training?

Speaker Dr Hatty Douthwaite
Dr Hatty Douthwaite Renal/ GIM SpR, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
feedback

Next generation RD Survey results

3:45pm BST - Closing remarks and abstract results
4:00pm BST - End of conference
Bookings for workshops and hands-on sessions are now open. Users must be logged in to book via this page.

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 will be CPD accredited. Certificates will be available to download shortly after the conference via the ‘CPD’ page.
Monday 2 June

10:45am BST

Presentation time
10:45am – 11:45am

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare
Presentation time
10:45am – 11:45am

GE healthcare: using Caption Guidance AI tools to acquire diagnostic quality echos (hands-on)

In this hands-on session, participants will gain confidence in acquiring cardiac views for rapid assessment at the point of care. The Caption Guidance AI-driven software offers real-time, step-by-step instructions on probe manoeuvring, enabling you to capture diagnostic-quality echocardiographic views. Additionally, for specific cardiac views, the software automatically calculates the left ventricular ejection fraction upon image acquisition. 
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Zahra Ahmed
Zahra Ahmed Strategic sales and business development specialist , GE Healthcare
Speaker Harvey Phelps
Harvey Phelps Sales specialist, GE Healthcare

11:45am BST

Presentation time
11:45am – 12:45pm

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare
Presentation time
11:45am – 12:45pm

GE healthcare: US guided vascular access (hands-on)

In this session, you will learn how to use a hand-held ultrasound device and to optimize the image as well as visualize structures that will allow you to locate vessels and visualize a needle.
The “vscan air app” will be used throughout the session. Attendees will need to pre-download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play onto their compatible mobile phone or tablet. 
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.

 
Speaker Zahra Ahmed
Zahra Ahmed Strategic sales and business development specialist , GE Healthcare
Speaker Harvey Phelps
Harvey Phelps Sales specialist, GE Healthcare

12:00pm BST

Presentation time
12pm – 12:45pm

Tips on developing a learning organisation (workshop)

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.

2:00pm BST

Presentation time
2pm – 3pm

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare
Presentation time
2pm – 3pm

GE healthcare: using Caption Guidance AI tools to acquire diagnostic quality echos (hands-on)

In this hands-on session, participants will gain confidence in acquiring cardiac views for rapid assessment at the point of care. The Caption Guidance AI-driven software offers real-time, step-by-step instructions on probe manoeuvring, enabling you to capture diagnostic-quality echocardiographic views. Additionally, for specific cardiac views, the software automatically calculates the left ventricular ejection fraction upon image acquisition.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Zahra Ahmed
Zahra Ahmed Strategic sales and business development specialist , GE Healthcare
Speaker Harvey Phelps
Harvey Phelps Sales specialist, GE Healthcare

2:15pm BST

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3pm

Tips on managing multiple medications with the RCP toolkit (workshop)

This workshop will explore how the RCP Acute Care Toolkit can improve prescribing, patient safety, and sustainability, with practical strategies developed through case studies and group discussions.

3:00pm BST

Presentation time
3pm – 4pm

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare
Presentation time
3pm – 4pm

GE healthcare: US guided vascular access (hands-on)

In this session, you will learn how to use a hand-held ultrasound device and to optimize the image as well as visualize structures that will allow you to locate vessels and visualize a needle.
The “vscan air app” will be used throughout the session. Attendees will need to pre-download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play onto their compatible mobile phone or tablet. 
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
 
Speaker Zahra Ahmed
Zahra Ahmed Strategic sales and business development specialist , GE Healthcare
Speaker Harvey Phelps
Harvey Phelps Sales specialist, GE Healthcare

3:15pm BST

Presentation time
3:15pm – 4pm

Tips on getting your paper published (workshop)

In this interactive workshop, attendees will find out what editors are looking for in a publishable paper, direct from the editor-in-chief of one of the RCP’s journals. You will learn how to approach your research project, and document and analyse your results (including statistical analysis). You will also find out how to tell your story effectively, find the right journal and implement reviewer feedback to maximise the chance of acceptance.
Delegates will have the chance to ask the editor questions and get feedback on your ideas for articles.
Tuesday 3 June

8:45am BST

Presentation time
8:45am – 9:30am

Medical Care – driving change breakfast meeting

Presentation 41 description

10:45am BST

Presentation time
10:45am – 11:45am

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare
Presentation time
10:45am – 11:45am

GE healthcare: US guided vascular access (hands-on)

In this session, you will learn how to use a hand-held ultrasound device and to optimize the image as well as visualize structures that will allow you to locate vessels and visualize a needle.
The “vscan air app” will be used throughout the session. Attendees will need to pre-download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play onto their compatible mobile phone or tablet. 
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Zahra Ahmed
Zahra Ahmed Strategic sales and business development specialist , GE Healthcare
Speaker Harvey Phelps
Harvey Phelps Sales specialist, GE Healthcare

11:00am BST

Presentation time
11am – 11:45am

Tips on prevention – the physicians role (workshop)

A panel of experts will explore the current evidence on how physicians and their teams can contribute to prevention at both the individual patient and population levels. Participants will also be invited to share their experiences of supporting a preventative approach, as well as opportunities and strategies that have proven effective in practice

11:45am BST

Presentation time
11:45am – 12:45pm

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare
Presentation time
11:45am – 12:45pm

GE healthcare: using Caption Guidance AI tools to acquire diagnostic quality echos (hands-on)

In this hands-on session, participants will gain confidence in acquiring cardiac views for rapid assessment at the point of care. The Caption Guidance AI-driven software offers real-time, step-by-step instructions on probe manoeuvring, enabling you to capture diagnostic-quality echocardiographic views. Additionally, for specific cardiac views, the software automatically calculates the left ventricular ejection fraction upon image acquisition.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Zahra Ahmed
Zahra Ahmed Strategic sales and business development specialist , GE Healthcare
Speaker Harvey Phelps
Harvey Phelps Sales specialist, GE Healthcare

12:00pm BST

Presentation time
12pm – 12:45pm

Tips on making, documenting and communicating your decisions (workshop)

This session will explore the process of decision-making in treatment escalation planning, focusing on how to improve documentation and communication.

2:00pm BST

Presentation time
2pm – 3pm

Phillips: practical CPAP and NIV training (hands-on)

This session will focus on the practical application and delivery of CPAP and NIV therapy in the clinical environment. There will be opportunities for active participation, using specialist equipment.
Please note this session will not be CPD accredited.
Speaker Alun Jenkins
Alun Jenkins Lead facilitator, clinical educator, hospital ventilation, Philips Health Systems Ltd
Speaker Glyn Stephens
Glyn Stephens Philips account manager, hospital respiratory care, Philips Healthcare

2:15pm BST

Presentation time
2:15pm – 3pm

Tips on achieving net zero in your work environment or clinical practice (workshop)

Incorporating sustainability into quality improvement is essential for building resilient and high-performing healthcare systems that deliver excellent patient care while reducing environmental impact.
This session will explore the relationship between climate change and healthcare, demonstrating how sustainability can be incorporated into quality improvement efforts. Delegates will be introduced to the principles of sustainable clinical practice, supported by real NHS case studies, and gain practical tips on how to incorporate sustainability into their own clinical or work environments.

3:15pm BST

Presentation time
3:15pm – 4pm

Tips on addressing and advocating health and inequalities (workshop)

Reducing health inequalities is essential to improving national health outcomes and ensuring every patient has equitable access to care, optimal outcomes, and positive experiences.
This workshop, based on the RCP’s Bridging the GAP publication, will use case studies, interactive Mentimeter engagement, and presentations to demonstrate how to apply an equity approach to quality improvement at system, service, and individual clinician levels. It will also explore the limitations of current toolkits and source key recommendations from attendees to inform the development of a future toolkit that supports a whole-system approach across all clinical settings.