9:30am - Welcome - Dr Raghuvaran Mani, cardiology internal medicine trainee 2
9.35am - 10.15am
Session 1: Surviving, thriving and inspiring – the role of the medical registrar
Our opening plenary session will focus on how to make the most of your med reg years and review what it means to be a good leader. This plenary session ends with a panel discussion where we’ll consider your thoughts and questions.
10:15am - Morning break (15 minutes)
10.30am-11.55am
Session 2: Clinical skills
Our first clinical session will focus on decompensated liver failure, the management of anticoagulation in an emergency setting and hypernatremia and hyponatremia. This session will run in parallel with session 3 – but please note that you can watch both sessions on-demand post-broadcast.
Dr Toby Delahooke
Decompensated liver failure
Dr Sinithiya Punnialingham
Dr Sinithiya Punnialingham
Management of anticoagulation in an emergency setting – ‘bleeding obvious’
Dr Narendra Reddy
Hypernatremia and hyponatremia
10.30am-11.55am
Session 3: Clinical skills
This clinical session will focus on polypharmacy and deprescribing for the older patient in an acute setting, sickle cell emergencies and and how to work with the on-call dermatologist. This session will run in parallel with session 2 – but please note that you can watch both sessions on-demand post-broadcast.
Dr Lucy Pollock
Consultant geriatrician, Somerset Foundation Trust
Polypharmacy and deprescribing
Dr Ryan Mullally
Acute haematological presentations: sickle cell disease
11:55am - Comfort break (15 minutes)
12.10pm-1.05pm
Session 4: Finding your work life balance and enhancing your career
Whilst much of the conference content aims to increase your clinical confidence, we hope this session will provide insight into the options and tools available to enhance your career at this stage and support your wellbeing. You’ll hear from two individuals who will respectively cover a portfolio training career, and the lived experience of taking an out of programme career break.
Dr Amanda Mootoo
OOPP – Taking a different path for a year
1:05pm - Lunch break (40 minutes)
1.45pm-3.10pm
Session 5: Professional skills for the medical registrar
We’ll be covering a wide range of topics in this session, including how to provide medical advice for surgical patients, principles for effective debriefing, how to deal with mental health patients in the acute medicine unit (AMU), and a session focused on supporting your decision-making around patient discharge.
Dr Rohan Mehra
Infectious diseases and microbiology registrar
Dr Rebecca Kuruvilla
Clinical education fellow, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
3:10pm - Comfort break (10 minutes)
3.20pm-4.45pm
Session 6
Session 6 will provide an update in acute rheumatology, how to handle renal emergencies, and acute cardiology. This session will run in parallel with session 7 – but please note that you can watch both sessions on-demand post-broadcast.
Dr Latif Rahman
Chief registrar, University Hospitals Leicester NHS Trust
Dr Mariyam Adam
Dr Mariyam Adam is a renal trainee in Northwest interested in improving wellbeing of junior doctors and advocating for quality training across all grades and specialities.
Dr Megan Rutter
Rheumatology and general medicine registrar, ST7
Dr Gavin Lewis
Consultant cardiologist, Royal Liverpool University hospital
3.20pm-4.45pm
Session 7
This clinical session will provide top tips for managing a pregnant patient, a session on management of seizures, and a session on acute respiratory medicine, focusing on pleural disease.
Dr Rajini Sudhir
Respiratory medicine – pleural disease
4:45pm - Closing comments and end of conference
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