Assessment and management of the Frail Older Person: Experience, evidence and the future

This is the inaugural conference designed to explore the growing demands on the health service and in particular frail older people.

The programme examines how various teams from around the UK are addressing this with innovative and quality practice. An aim of the event is to share experience, evidence and suggestions on how to develop your own services locally. The day provides an excellent resource for networking with colleagues and teams from a variety of clinical settings and locations.

The venue is the beautiful and historic city of York, which is very accessible by rail and road from all over the UK.

York - National Rail Museum - £199.00 - 20/09/2017

Effective and efficient Operating Theatres

The focus for the 5th national Operating Theatre conference is effectiveness and eficiency and this is reflected prominently in the programme.

There is an excellent mix of evidence and cases from clinical practice from all over the UK. The event is an excellent resource and opportunity to network with colleagues providing evidence, anecdote and information to take back to your own operating theatres.

The target audience are theatre managers, senior clinical perioperative professionals, Government organisations with an interest in Operating Theatres and academics.

London - Royal College of General Practitioners - £299.00 - 12/10/2017

Role developments of Healthcare Support Workers and Nursing Associates

The 8th national conference echoes the ongoing national innovation and role development of Healthcare Support Workers including apprenticeships and how these important groups are integrating in the skill mix of health and social care.

Talks include nursing, therapist support worker roles and mental health. The introduction and rapidly evolving Nursing Associate role is explored and how the workforce is transforming in primary and secondary care.

The day is structured to allow for networking and interacting with all the speakers and providing the opportunity to exchange ideas and information with colleagues from around the country.

London - Royal College of General Practitioners - £379.00 - 08/11/2017

Ophthalmic Nursing - 2018

CALL FOR SPEAKERS

The venue Oxford Town Hall is set in the historic and picturesque town centre within walking distance of the railway station.

The conference now in its 7th year is attended by Ophthalmic Nurses and Allied Health Professionals, Academics and Senior Managers, Training and Development Professionals, Department Heads, Government leads and national organisations who have an interest in developing ophthalmic practice. They expect high quality talks containing data, evidence base, experiences and information they can take back to their own places of work.

We would like to include a mix of primary and secondary care

- Is your ophthalmic team / service

- Involved in a novel way of working

- Developing practice or roles?

- Clinical treatment innovation?

- Service redesign?

We would like to hear from you.

Talks need to be 25 minutes duration. If you would like to present next year please send an email with a title of your proposed talk and brief outline on what you wish to cover along with details of the speaker(s) and your full contact information.

If you are interested in speaking please respond by: 19th May 2017   

Contact: mike.roberts@mkupdate.co.uk

- Oxford Town Hall - £279.00 - 14/03/2018

Palliative Care - 2018

CALL FOR SPEAKERS 

The venue Oxford Town Hall is set in the historic and picturesque town centre within walking distance of the railway station.

The conference now in its 3rd year is attended by Nurses, Doctors and Allied Health Professionals, Academics and Senior Managers, Training and Development Professionals, Department Heads, Government leads and national organisations who have an interest in developing palliative care practice. They expect high quality talks containing data, evidence base, experiences and information they can take back to their own places of work.

We would like to include a mix of primary and secondary care

- Is your clinical team / service

- Involved in a novel way of working

- Developing practice or roles?

- Clinical treatment innovation?

- Service redesign?

We would like to hear from you.

Talks need to be 25 minutes duration. If you would like to present next year please send an email with a title of your proposed talk and brief outline on what you wish to cover along with details of the speaker(s) and your full contact information.

If you are interested in speaking please respond by: 26th May 2017   

Contact: mike.roberts@mkupdate.co.uk

- Oxford Town Hall - £279.00 - 15/03/2018