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Get the opportunity to hear first-hand insights into the lives and thoughts of high profile individuals, in an intimate, relaxed and entertaining setting.
Kate Bingham, former Chair of the UK Vaccine Taskforce and Managing Partner of SV Health Investors, joins Professor Sir Simon Wessely for a conversation about her career, the strategy and strive behind the UK’s historical COVID-19 vaccine effort, and how the pandemic has changed the biotech and pharmaceutical sector and public opinion.
Professor Anthony David, Academic neuropsychiatrist, Author, and Director of the University College London Institute of Mental Health, will be joining Professor Sir Simon Wessely, RSM immediate Past-President, for a conversation about his career, his new book Into the Abyss: A Neuropsychiatrist's Notes on Troubled Minds, described as ‘highly eloquent, fascinating and deeply compassionate’ by Henry Marsh, highlights fascinating case studies to reveal the unique complexity of the human mind, stretching the limits of our understanding. And finally, Professor David will be talking about his recent research into the implications of COVID-19 for mental health and neuropsychiatry.
Tony Adams MBE, the most successful Arsenal FC Captain of all time, ex-England Captain, and the only player in English football history to have captained a title-winning team in three different decades, will be joining Professor Henrietta Bowden-Jones, President of the RSM Psychiatry Section, for a conversation about his 22-year football career at Arsenal FC, the pressure of representing your country in elite sporting competitions, his experiences with alcoholism and the Sporting Chance Clinic, and how he was inspired by his own emotional and mental health issues and created SIX MHS (SIX Mental Health Solutions), a mental and physical therapies organisation that helps businesses support their employee needs through education and support.
The first episode of the Mental health, wellbeing and primary care; current concerns and contemporary responses three-part webinar series will see Professor Neil Greenberg, Professor of Defence Mental Health, King’s College London, UK, and Dr Paquita de Zulueta, Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer, Imperial College London, UK, discuss cutting edge research on how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the wellbeing of healthcare staff, and how to support healthcare workers in times of local and national crisis.
This course is aimed at all doctors, dentists, nurses, health professionals, and students, who are interested in research, speaking at journal clubs and personal development within their professional career.
This webinar seeks to raise awareness of the physical health needs of people with intellectual disability as well as explore key determinants of health inequities.
Join us for an update on the latest developments and innovations in postgraduate medical education, with a focus on improving patient care.
This webinar will cover three changes to postgraduate medical education, including the updated UK Foundation Programme Curriculum, a flexible portfolio training pilot and Health Education England's Enhance programme.
Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King's College London, will discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and consider the extent to which the varied experiences of different countries were the result of strategic choices or other factors.
Join internationally renowned medical historians to discuss the importance of considering present knowledge and practice within a broader historical framework, and underline that the past informs the present and the future.
The ninth webinar in The genetics of… series. Join us for this webinar which will bring together three world-renowned scientists, each offering unique insights into the role of extrachromosomal DNA in cancer. There will be an opportunity to ask our panel of experts questions on this recently emerging field of cancer genomics.
This live stream will provide a deep understanding of the physical and psychological challenges faced by people living with kidney disease.
With a range of internationally renowned speakers, this unique meeting will include sessions aimed at understanding the impact of lifestyle on health and wellbeing of people living with kidney disease, physical and psychological mechanisms behind the disease, and strategies to tackle them.
The RSM has a number of awards and prizes aimed specifically at students. Submit an application and get the opportunity to present at an RSM meeting as well as add to your CV.
There are over 70 prizes available for trainees, worth a total of around £60,000. Enter for a prize and you could be shortlisted for the next Trainee of the Year prize, worth £3,000.
We have a number of travel grants and bursary places available to RSM events to help fund your studies and electives.
