The Royal Society of Medicine has unveiled two pivotal events designed to help shape future healthcare delivery in the UK.
Aspiring surgeons gearing up for the FRCS examination next year have a prime opportunity to hone their skills and knowledge at the annual revision day hosted by the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM).
Scheduled for Tuesday 19 March 2024, from 9.00am-5.00pm, the online event promises to explore the key topics crucial for success in the general surgery section 2 exam.
The main objective is to equip surgical trainees and SAS doctors with the latest updates for the FRCS examination in general and vascular surgery.
Attendees can expect to refine their understanding of core materials, test their knowledge and communication skills and polish exam techniques under experienced faculty members in the UK.
The event offers a dynamic overview of critical subjects and provides an intensive preparation session.
It will help participants understand current best practices in surgical subspecialties, and there will be opportunities to ask speakers questions and discuss complex issues.
Topics covered
- General surgery section 2 exam
- An intensive overview of core materials
- Sub-specialties in general surgery.
Benefits for attendees
- Gain a dynamic view of key topics
- Hear from experienced consultants
- It is ideal for exam preparation or knowledge refresh.
Key takeaways
- Updates for surgical trainees and SAS doctors
- Acquisition of knowledge, communication skills, and exam techniques.
For more information and to register for FRCS section 2 – revision day preparation for the intercollegiate examination, visit the RSM website.
Meanwhile, medical professionals interested in the evolving landscape of surgical interventions for heart failure are invited to join the RSM’s second educational event.
The conference, designed to delve into current practices, recent advancements, and future possibilities in the surgical treatment of heart failure, will feature a series of lectures led by renowned experts.
Taking place on Friday, 14 June 2024, from 8.45am-5.00pm at the Royal Society of Medicine, Wimpole Street, London, attendees will gain insights into the role of conventional cardiac surgery and learn how to assess when heart failure patients should undergo conventional treatment or be referred for transplant assessment.
It will explore the role of conventional cardiac surgery, ECMO support for post-cardiotomy cardiogenic shock, transplantation, and mechanical circulatory support.
Benefits of attending
- Gain insight into when conventional cardiac surgery is optimal for heart failure treatment
- Understand the significance of mechanical support in post-cardiotomy cardiogenic shock
- Clarify indications for mechanical support in both acute and chronic heart failure alongside potential surgical management strategies
- Comprehend the current landscape of heart transplantation and emerging technologies in organ donation.
Surgical Management of Heart Failure: Exploring Current Practice and Future Perspectives provides an invaluable opportunity for those eager to enhance their understanding of this critical area of medicine.
For more details and registration, visit the RSM website.
