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Foundation of Gastrointestinal Surgery Course by RCSEd
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh # | edinburgh, UK
From 80 to 95 GBP
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Title:
Foundation of Gastrointestinal Surgery Course by RCSEd
Specialty:
Gastroenterology
Dates:
From Nov, 10, 2018 to Nov, 11, 2018
Location:
edinburgh, UK
Type:
Course
Registration Cost:
From 80 to 95 GBP
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The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh #
Edinburgh, UKThe Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh is the oldest and largest of the UK surgical Royal Colleges, and one of the largest of all the UK medical Royal Colleges. First incorporated as the Barber Surgeons of Edinburgh in 1505, the College has been at the vanguard of surgical innovation and developments for over 500 years.
Today we are a modern, thriving, global network of medical professionals with memberships approaching 25,000 professionals who live and work in more than 100 countries around the world. 15,000 of these live and work in the UK and 80% of that figure are based in England and Wales. Our membership includes people at every stage of their career, from medical students through to trainees, consultants and those who have retired from practice.
With our interest in professional standards, the College’s primary role – and the main concern of our Fellows and Members - is to ensure the safety of our patients and provide them with the best possible care. We do this by championing the highest standards of surgical and dental practice; through our provision of courses and educational programmes, training, examinations and Continuous Professional Development; our liaison with external medical bodies; and by influencing healthcare policy across the UK.
Our main campus in Edinburgh, which includes a dedicated skills laboratory, the Surgeons' Hall Museums, College Library, function and meeting facilities, a 77 bedroom hotel, postgraduate accommodation, and office space for over 140 staff, was joined in 2014 by our second site in Birmingham’s prestigious Colmore Row. This new base offers office space, facilities for events and courses and spaces for our membership to meet and take part in the College’s activities.
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This course has been developed to address an area of knowledge and non-technical skills that is not currently covered in undergraduate teaching curriculums as well as in early years of training. This is a new two-day course with interactive discussion of common GI conditions in the context of applied basic sciences, basic explanation and videos of relevant surgical procedures, followed by MCQ style questions after each topic. There will be also a small group practice on case scenarios to stimulate problem based learning and interactive discussion with peers followed by feedback from the tutor. Additionally, there will be interactive virtual clinical case which includes choosing the appropriate treatment option in a complex scenario.
Target Audience
4th and 5th year Medical Students and Foundation Doctors.
Learning Style
Interactive discussion on the management of common GI conditions in the context of applied basic sciences with interactive case scenarios.
Aims & Objectives
To cover common gastrointestinal surgical procedures with emphasis on: • Surgical anatomy • Indications • Preoperative work up • Consent • Key operative steps • Early recognition of post-operative complications • Apply the knowledge gained duing the course in clinical scenarios.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants should: 1) Have better understanding of the key surgical procedures in gastrointestinal surgery; 2) Have knowledge of surgical anatomy as related to covered procedures; 3) Able to understand the rational of using surgical intervention in treating patients and how choice is made between different surgical options; 4) Be competent in pre-operative work up for surgical patients; 5) Understands key facts to be covered in consent; 6) Be able of early recgonistion of early post-operative complications; 7) Practice the knowledge acquired during the course in clinical scenarios.
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2018-04-17
2018-04-17
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Group registrations not allowed
Accompanying Persons:
Accompanying persons not allowed
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Letter of invitation:
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Proof of professional / educational status:
We don’t need Proof of professional/educational status
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We don’t accept Online Abstracts
Accommodation
Accommodation:
Birmingham Regional Centre
85-89 Colmore Row,
Birmingham,
England, UK B3 2BB
T: +44 (0)121 647 1560
E: birmingham@rcsed.ac.uk
W: www.rcsed.ac.uk
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Contact No.: +44 (0)131 527 1600
Email: education@rcsed.ac.uk, mail@rcsed.ac.uk
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Contact No.: +44 (0)131 527 1600
Email: education@rcsed.ac.uk, mail@rcsed.ac.uk
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