Abstract competition

Session type	Number of CPD
Main programme (watched live)	Up to 16
Main programme (watched on demand)*	Up to 16
Workshops	1-2 per workshop
Early release videos	1-2 per video

If you attend the conference (either in person or online), you will be able to claim up to 16 CPD credits for learning across the 2 days.

you are unable to attend some or all of the main programme sessions, they will be published on demand after the conference. You will be able to claim external clinical distance learning credits for any sessions you attend on demand. The certificate will become available to download after the conference.

Early release videos and workshops and accredited individually.

For advice regarding CPD accreditation for live and on demand learning, please refer to pages 7–8 of the CPD diary guideline or contact: cpd@rcp.ac.uk

	In person ticket (2 days)	Online ticket
RCP member and fellow	£350	£250
RCP member trainees, PAs, SAS and retired	£150	£90
RCP member students	£90	£60
Non member	£550	£400
Non member trainees, PAs, SAS and retired	£230	£150
Non member students	£150	£120

Please note that if you attend in person, your ticket also includes online access to the conference platform until 1 February 2024.

Book to attend online

The Med+ abstract competition offers trainees an opportunity to showcase their research to healthcare professionals from around the globe.

This year, we accepted entries on the following topics:

Health services and policy

Clinical

Research – clinical and translational

Education, training and medical professionalism

Quality improvement and patient safety / audit

Sustainability in health

Case reports

workforce development and wellbeing

Digital health and innovation

RESULTS

Best poster category

Winner: Avraneel Talapatra. A review of the process of eating and drinking with acknowledged risks (EDAR) in a district general hospital: a 3-cycle quality improvement project

Runner up: Apurva Ashok. Incidence, clinical features, management and outcomes of ANCA-associated vasculitis in pregnancy – a systematic literature review

Best presentation category

Winner: Christy Varghese. Exploring the experiences of widening participation (wp) and non-wp students in medical school: a qualitative study

Runner up: Nirali Desai. The investigation and management of adrenal incidentalomas at Guy's and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust

View the shortlisted posters and abstracts below.

Trainee abstract competition

Poster booklets

Abstract booklet

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