First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
Controversies and management dilemmas
Lunch is included when booking both sessions. Join the second ENT day to learn about the past controversies in ENT and how to manage patients who present a diagnostic or treatment challenge. These mee...
Digital twins (part 2): Ethics and clinical uses
Digital twins, widely used in other industries, are now emerging in healthcare. These virtual models of medical entities, processes, or systems integrate data from sources like medical records, patien...
Haematology (non-malignant) - London School of Paediatrics day
This study day will cover non-malignant paediatric haematology conditions and will provide you with the latest updates available in the field of paediatrics haematology to trainees. It will be an enga...
First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
Health inequalities in digital health
Digital health solutions are rapidly integrating into medicine, but ensuring they maintain high standards of care for everyone is crucial. Inclusivity and diversity are key to this effort, beyond just...
Optimising cancer care for older adults: Innovations and multidisciplinary approaches
This full-day event delves into the evolving field of geriatric oncology, bringing together experts to address the complexities of cancer care for older adults. With an ageing population and rising ca...
Artificial intelligence in science and medicine 2024: Ellison Cliffe lecture by Professor Christopher Bishop FRS FREng FRSE
Join this free evening lecture to hear the 2024 Ellison-Cliffe lecture, given by Professor Christopher Bishop FRS FREng FRSE, Technical Fellow and Director of Microsoft Research AI for Science. Our ex...
Optimising women’s health benefits everyone in society – 2024 Jephcott Lecture by Professor Dame Lesley Regan DBE
We are honoured to announce that Professor Dame Lesley Regan DBE, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Past President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Chair of Wellbein...