The RCSEd 2022 Triennial Conference 'Making it Better' & ICOSET

Join us on 30 May - 1 June 2022* as The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and its Faculty of Surgical Trainers welcomes you to Edinburgh for the 2022 Triennial and ICOSET joint Conference. This three day, in-person event will bring together leading surgical forerunners and specially selected experts to discuss on day one the current issues facing surgery and the future of surgery in the UK and beyond, in a bid to understand how we can contribute to ‘Making it Better’.

After attending day one of the Triennial Conference, join the Faculty of Surgical Trainers and our selection of world-renowned surgical educators on days two and three to explore current issues affecting surgical trainers worldwide at the 2022 International Conference on Surgical Education and Training (ICOSET). The role of the surgical trainer will be central to the latter part of the Conference and we will explore and debate crucial issues related to training. The Conference will comprise of plenary sessions, breakout sessions and workshops. Join us and network with world leaders in surgical education and training and have your say in shaping the future for surgical trainers.

Conference Programme

Attendees will have the chance to meet and ask questions of the speakers and those who influence policy in areas discussed. 

Register your interest to stay up to date with the Conference confirmed speakers, programme, offers and other developments. 

*At the time of publication (December 2021), we recognise that there is some continuing uncertainty around UK face-to-face events in 2022, particularly due to the emergence of different COVID-19 variant strains and any future actions or restrictions that may need to be applied in response. For this reason, we want to reassure registrants that the RCSEd Triennial Conference and ICOSET event will be run in strict accordance with any safety measures or regulations required at the time. The safety of our staff, members and guests is our priority consideration. If, at any stage, we feel that the ability to run the event safely is compromised by the COVID-19 situation we will either: a) consider the potential to run the event virtually; b) postpone the event to an alternative date and time; or b) cancel the event completely. In the event of postponement, registrants will have the option to transfer their registration fee to the alternative date and time or request a full refund. In the event of a complete cancellation, all registration fees will be automatically refunded in full.  

ICOSET Abstract Competition

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