FPC Activities & Events

Stay up to date with FPC webinars and events, offering learning, insights and professional development in perioperative care.

The Faculty of Perioperative Care Activities & Events

The Faculty of Perioperative Care are delighted to provide Faculty specific events and also support partner events relevant to members.

Find out about the latest events taking place within the field of perioperative care whether that be online or in person.

The Faculty encourages professional development with most conferences and webinars offering CPD for members.

The Walker Building RCSEd Birmingham Regional Centre (Events Space)
FPC Events

The Faculty of Perioperative Care is delighted to provide Faculty specific events and to support a range of partner events relevant to our members.

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The Faculty of Perioperative Care Webinars
FPC Webinars

The FPC webinar programme offers accessible, practical learning throughout the year, covering topics relevant to extended surgical team members. Live sessions are free to attend for members and non-members alike. Recordings are available to Faculty members following each session.

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FPC Courses

The Faculty supports a range of courses and events relevant to practitioners working in the perioperative pathway, providing opportunities for professional development and engagement with the wider training community.

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Resources

The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh - Intercollegiate Surgical Logbook
Intercollegiate Surgical Logbook

The Intercollegiate Surgical Logbook is managed by RCSEd and is a collaborative project of all four surgical royal colleges. The logbook has strong links to the JCST and the specialty associations. It provides a lifetime service to surgeons of all grades and specialties, as well as a growing number of allied healthcare professionals and students.

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Centre Of Perioperative Care (CPOC)
The Centre for Perioperative Care (CPOC)

CPOC has developed a concise one-page guide on the perioperative management of adult patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). Drawing together existing guidance, it provides frontline perioperative teams with a practical, accessible resource to support screening, referral and management decisions throughout the perioperative pathway.

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