Course/Event Details

• Course/Event Date: Sat, 7 October 2023
  Course/Event Status: Places available
  Location: Birmingham - Other
  Convenor: -Ms Susan Hall, Associate Lecturer in Surgical Care Practice, Anglia Ruskin University -Prof. Bhuvaneswari Krishnamoorthy, Professor in Nursing and Surgical Practice, The University of Salford.
CPD Points: 6

Fee Structure

• Full Conference and Workshop fee: £100.00
• Full Conference only fee: £90.00
• FPC Members Conference and Workshop fee: £80.00
• FPC Members Conference only fee: £70.00

Contact

• Education Section
• education@rcsed.ac.uk
• 0131 527 1600

Relevant Grades

• Consultant
• ODP
• Surgical Care Practitioner (SCP)
• Advanced Care Practitioners
• Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACP)
• Physician Associates (PA)

Overview

The Faculty of Perioperative Care invites you to attend its 9th annual conference. The programme of esteemed speakers will bring together aspects of surgical patient care in the digital era, explore professional development and consider the importance of self-care. The in-person conference will provide you with the opportunity to network with those in similar roles, and build your knowledge of a vast range of topics related to your role in Perioperative Care.

Target Audience

This meeting is open to all perioperative practitioners, as well as surgeons who work closely with advanced practitioners (e.g. Surgical Care Practitioners, Surgical First Assistants, Physician Associates and Operating Department Practitioners) and have an interest in the future of the surgical team.

Learning Style

Conference and practical hands-on workshop

Aims & Objectives

The Conference will provide a face-to-face learning experience for perioperative non-medical practitioners working across the spectrum of different surgical specialties; enabling you to meet, and hear discuss and debate from a range of speakers on the theme of The Role of the Extended Surgical Team in the Digital World

Learning Outcomes

On Friday 6 October, delegates will have the opportunity to participate in a hands-on workshop and meet with industry clinical experts. The Conference on Saturday 7 October will explore the opportunities, challenges and considerations facing practitioners working with the emerging technology in support of the patient journey. In addition, the response of the extended surgical team to the challenges that emerged during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and the opportunities for service development generated will be addressed.