Welcome to our interactive programme page
| 9.30am |
Welcome |
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Dr Olwen Williams, RCP vice president for Wales and consultant physician in sexual health and HIV medicine, Betsi Cadwaladr UHB in Wales and Dr Cathryn Edwards, RCP registrar and consultant gastroenterologist, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust | ||
| 9.35am |
Session 1: RCP on the world stage Chaired by: Dr Olwen Williams
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RCP Global Dr Mumtaz Patel, RCP Global vice president and consultant nephrologist, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust | ||
Wales and Africa - health worker solidarity with sub-Saharan Africa Dr Kathrin Thomas, consultant in public health, chair of the Wales for Africa health links network | ||
Asylum seeking and refugee doctors (WARD) group in Wales Dr
Sally Davies, director of Displaced People in Action (DPIA) and Wales Asylum Seeker and Refugee Doctors (WARD) group | ||
Panel question and answer session Including, Aimee Protheroe, head of Global, RCP | ||
| 11.00am |
Comfort break |
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| 11.15am |
Session 2: Post traumatic growth; lessons learned Chaired by: Dr Mick Kumwenda, consultant nephrologist, Betsi Cadwaladr UHB
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Session 3: Professional skills for the busy medic Chaired by: Dr Hilary Williams, consultant in medical oncology, Velindre Cancer Centre, Velindre University NHS Trust
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Hospital acquired covid Dr Brendan Healy, consultant in microbiology and infectious diseases, University Hospital of Wales | Ultrasound for the generalist - the power of POCUS (point of care ultrasound) Dr Sarb Clare, consultant in acute medicine and deputy medical director, Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust | |
Thrombosis and anticoagulation in patients with COVID-19 Dr Charlotte Bradbury, consultant senior lecturer, Bristol Medical School | How to de-escalate care - palliative care on a busy acute ward Dr Gemma Lewis-Williams, consultant in palliative medicine, Betsi Cadwaladr UHB | |
The impact of frailty on COVID-19 survival Dr Jonathan Hewitt, clinical senior lecturer, Cardiff University | How to measure outcomes of medical care Dr Chris Subbe, consultant in acute medicine, Betsi Cadwaladr UHB | |
| Panel question and answer session | Panel question and answer session | |
| 12.45pm |
Lunch break |
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| 1.35pm |
Session 4: Neurology Chair: Dr Sam Rice, consultant physician and endocrinologist, Hywel Dda UHB
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Session 5: Impact of advances in clinical practice Chair: Dr Vivek Goel, gastroenterologist and advanced endoscopist, Royal Gwent Hospital
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Contact sports, head injury and neurological disease Professor Huw Morris, consultant neurologist and professor of clinical neuroscience, University College London | Hot topics in cardiology Dr
Sarah Clarke, consultant cardiologist, Royal Papworth Hospital | |
Stroke mimics: the clinical-radiological-pathological phenotype Dr
Khalid Ali, consultant neurologist, Aneurin Bevan UHB | Alcohol care teams – engaging service users Dr
Fidan Yousuf, consultant hepatologist; Kate Pronger, lead alcohol care nurse, Aneurin
Bevan UHB | |
Dementia in the acute setting Dr
Cherry Shute, consultant geriatrician, Cardiff and Vale UHB | Testing, testing, testing – indicator diseases for HIV and getting to zero Dr
Jonathan Underwood, infectious diseases consultant, Cardiff and Vale UHB | |
| Panel question and answer session | Panel question and answer session | |
| 3.05pm |
Comfort break |
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| 3.20pm |
Session 6: Health inequalities Chair: Dr Olwen Williams, RCP vice president for Wales and consultant physician in sexual health and HIV medicine, Betsi Cadwaladr UHB in Wales
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Social determinants of health Professor
Carol Brayne, RCP special adviser on population health, epidemiologist,
professor of public health medicine, University of Cambridge | ||
COVID-19 and health inequalities – the data from Wales Dr
Giri Shankar, professional lead for health protection, Public Health
Wales | ||
The future of health Dr
Frank Atherton, Chief medical officer for Wales | ||
| Panel question and answer session | ||
| 4.50pm |
Closing comments Dr Olwen Williams, RCP vice president
for Wales and consultant physician in sexual health and HIV medicine, Betsi
Cadwaladr UHB in Wales and Dr Andrew Goddard, RCP president and consultant gastroenterologist, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton |
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| 5.00pm | Conference close | |
Please note that any presentations shown at this event have been produced by the individual speakers. As such they are not owned by, and do not necessarily represent the views of, the RCP.
