Events

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September 15, 2009 - March 19, 2010

Institute of Medical Ethics Grants & Awards
www.instituteofmedicalethics.org
15-09-2009 to 19-03-2010

http://www.instituteofmedicalethics.org/load/grantsIME2010notice.pdf

October 5, 2009 - October 31, 2019

Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health Student Network
www.fig.org.uk/student
05-10-2009 to 31-10-2019

The Prince’s Foundation for Integrated Health has just launched a new initiative called the Integrated Health Student Network. The purpose of the network is to provide a forum for medical and complementary medicine students to explore integrated health. The network has been created in answer to the growing demand from Medical students and CAM students for increased familiarisation with each other's field. Some great initiatives and prizes have already been lined up for it's members. For more information about the network or to sign up (membership will be FREE) please visit the Prince’s Foundation for Integrated Health Website at www.fih.org.uk/student or email us at students@fih.org.uk (you can also find their facebook group at - Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health Student Network).

November 6, 2009 - November 11, 2009

Trauma 09
Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus
06-11-2009 to 11-11-2009

Trauma Conference aims to provide over 200 medical students from across the United Kingdom and Europe with the opportunity to gain unrivalled teaching in the extremely popular field of Trauma Medicine and Surgery. A comprehensive weekend timetable covers all major aspects of Trauma Management, as outlined in the most recent edition of the American Trauma Life Support (ATLS) 2008 guidelines. This, the 4th annual Trauma Conference, includes both lecture and practical-based teaching. Practicals serve to consolidate the students' knowledge from lectures and give attendees the unique opportunity to strengthen key practical skills. All lectures and practical sessions will be instructed by high-ranking medical staff from Imperial College teaching hospitals, including the renowned St Mary's and Charing Cross Hospitals. Imperial College School of Medicine Surgical Society warmly invites you to submit abstracts for the prize competitions at Trauma 09. For UK students, this can be on any topic of trauma medicine. This might be an interesting case report, or an analysis of a particular technique or technology but must be related to trauma medicine in an obvious way. The authors of 8 shortlisted abstracts will be invited to prepare a poster presentation of A1 size of their chosen topic. These posters will on display throughout Trauma 2009 and will be judged on Saturday, 7th November 2009. For non-UK students, this can be either an interesting case report in emergency or trauma medicine, or an account of the most interesting contribution to trauma medicine from your country. The authors of 8 shortlisted abstracts will be invited to prepare a short oral presentation on their chosen topic. These presentations will be judged at the international students’ prize night on Friday, 6th November 2009. Abstract guidelines can be viewed at www.imperialtrauma.org and the deadline for abstract submission is Wednesday, 28th October 2009. Lecture only tickets are available for £30. Practical tickets are available for £60. All attendees will receive a certificate of attendance and those who have abstracts shortlisted will receive certificates of commendation. For more information, and to buy tickets, please visit www.imperialtrauma.org

November 7, 2009 - November 8, 2009

Trauma 2009
Imperial College London
07-11-2009 to 08-11-2009

http://imperialtrauma.org/ Trauma 2009 Location: South Kensington Campus, Imperial College, London SW7 2AZ Trauma ’09 is a national conference on trauma medicine held at Imperial College London and has been running for the past four years. It will take place on 6th–8th November 2009 in the Sir Alexander Fleming Building, situated within the university’s South Kensington Campus. The 3-day conference has a programme that includes lectures, practical workshops using medical meats and also presentations from international students. Preparations for the annual National Trauma Conference at Imperial College are under way. Hosting some of the most well-known names in medicine and surgery, an exciting programme of seminars and practical sessions will be provided based on the Advanced Trauma and Life Support (ATLS) Course. An essential and established medical masterclass, the conference will attract hundreds of medical students and professionals from across the nation. Full Tickets: £60 Lecture-only: £30 Please visit the ImperialTrauma.org for tickets and more information.

November 7, 2009 - May 2, 2010

Ask Doctor Clarke revision courses in Medicine, Surgery and Paediatrics
Across the UK
07-11-2009 to 02-05-2010

Following the successful 2008-09 Medicine and Surgery for Finals revision courses, the BMA has partnered once again with Ask Doctor Clarke and his team to provide these highly effective and inspiring revision courses for the forthcoming academic year. 

 

New for 2009-10: Essential Paediatric Revision to help fourth and fifth year students prepare for both their written and clinical examinations.

 

To book your place and for programme updates go to askdoctorclarke.com

November 21, 2009 - November 21, 2009

Undergraduate Surgical Conference
Royal College of Physicans and Surgeons of Glasgow
21-11-2009 to 21-11-2009

Full day (0845-1830) £25 

Lectures only  (0845-1530) £15

Lectures
Surgical Training - Dr Ruth McKee
Bariatric Surgery - Mr David Galloway
Breast Surgery - Mr Mike McKirdy
Orthopaedic Surgery - Mr Alberto Gregori
Head and Neck Surgery - Mr Gerald McGarry

Key Note Speaker;

Sir Professor Graham Teasdale (neurosurgeon and inventor of the Glasgow Coma Scale)
Evolution of the GCS and the importance of research in the surgical career

Afternoon sessions

Interactive OSCE Tutorial / Laporoscopic training / Suture / Knot Tying skills

Tea and Coffee, Lunch and a Wine Reception are included

Booking and information on abstract submission for poster presentations are available at:


http://www.rcpsg.ac.uk/Education/Events/Lists/Education%20Events/DispForm.aspx?ID=110

This event already has bookings from students at Manchester, Leicester, Oxford, Cardiff, Swansea, Nottingham, Belfast, Scottish and London universities.  Early booking is advised. 

Abstract submissions close on 25th October and are invited on any surgical topic (eg clinical case, research, audit, surgical techniques etc)

March 6, 2010 - March 7, 2010

3rd International Online Medical Conference
Online Event
06-03-2010 to 07-03-2010

IOMC 2010 is the 3rd series of International Online Medical Conference which will take place on March 6 & 7, 2010. Building upon the success of previous IOMC conferences, IOMC 2010 aims to provide a forum for discussing and presenting research findings, studies, and experiences in the field of medicine, to create an opportunity for medical researchers, professors, scientists, students, and specialists to meet each other online and share their research findings, to provide a chance to find new research colleagues and partners for future research works, and to share their knowledge ******Benefits****** Being an online conference, authors and participants do not need to travel and instead will simply attend the conference online using conference professional portal. This will save participants a lot of costs (there is NO travelling costs, No accommodation costs, and No visa costs, etc. in IOMC). IOMC professional conference portal makes IOMC 2010 conference like any physical conference as participants will be able to watch the presentations online, listen to the presenter and interact with presenter and others, discuss anything related to conference topic with the presenter and the rest of participants, share experiences and findings, etc. Moreover, the public and private chat among participants is included. The only difference of IOMC 2010 with physical conferences is that participants will save a lot of money by attending IOMC! In the meanwhile, professional keynote speeches by renowned professors are programmed during the conference. Moreover, professional online workshops for medical students and researchers will be held during the conference days. Call for papers The conference welcomes papers in the broad field of medicine. A specific list of recommended themes is available on the conference website. All accepted papers will be published in the conference Electronic Proceedings Book entitled published by a renowned Publisher with an ISBN and indexed in renowned databases. Besides, high quality papers will have the chance to be nominated for publication in IOMC professional partner journals including over 14 peer-reviewed indexed and ISI journals. We would like to invite you to participate in IOMC 2010 as one of the most innovative and prestigious Medical Conferences in the world. We look forward to seeing you in IOMC 2010! For more information, please feel free to visit conference website at www.iomcworld.com/2010 You can also contact conference organizers at iomc@iomcworld.com for any inquiry. ******Important Dates******* Early Registration Deadline: September 30, 2009 Abstract submission Deadline: October 25, 2009 Full-Paper submission Deadline: December 07, 2009 Please refer to conference website for updates about important dates and possible extensions. Website: http://www.iomcworld.com/2010/ Email: iomc@iomcworld.com

May 15, 2010 - May 15, 2010

Three Peaks Bike and Hike
Yorkshire Dales
15-05-2010 to 15-05-2010

THREE PEAKS BIKE & HIKE is an exciting new event for a new decade. The event is set in the spectacular surroundings of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, famous for the "Yorkshire Three Peaks" of Pen y Gent, Whernside and Ingleborough. All these hills are part of the challenge, with teams cycling from one to the next using public roads, public footpaths or other rights of way. It's a serious team-building event that is designed to be challenging for dedicated event athletes, whilst at the same time being accessible to anyone who keeps in reasonable physical condition or who doesn't mind training to get in to shape. We expect the course record to be set in the region of 6 hours, but the average team is likely to finish in about 8 - 9 hours, whilst others will opt to enjoy their surroundings at a more leisurely pace, perhaps completing the course in 10 or 11 hours. Three Peaks Bike & Hike starts and finishes in the Dales' village of Ingleton, easily reached from Leeds or Bradford to the South East on the A65, or from the M6 to the West, again along the A65. The total event distance is approximately 80 kilometres (50 miles), broken down into stages. A minimum sponsorship fee of £1,600 raising funds for Action Medical Research. For more information or to request an information pack please visit www.actionforcharity.co.uk or telephone 0845 408 2968

November 19, 2010 - November 28, 2010

India Bike Ride
India
19-11-2010 to 28-11-2010

CYCLE THROUGH THE LAND OF THE KINGS ON A FIVE-DAY CHALLENGE IN RAJASTHAN. Join a very special fundraising ride that starts with a visit to the stunning Taj Mahal and finishes in the magnificent “Pink City” of Jaipur. This exciting challenge will take us off the beaten track through colourful Rajasthan. We will cycle approximately 400km over five consecutive days observing and experiencing a fascinating landscape, culture and rural life and staying in accommodation that ranges from campsites to an Indian palace. Our journey will be full of fun and friendship as we cycle both on and off-road. We finish in the region’s capital city of Jaipur with its exquisite fort and impressive ancient buildings and temples. Funds raised by the India Bike Ride will support the work of REGAIN – the only charitable organisation dedicated solely to improving the independence of men and women who have become tetraplegic as a result of a sports injury. The charity provides direct help with the purchase of specialist equipment like sports wheelchairs, voice-activated computers and hand cycles. The charity currently has a waiting list of men and women from across the UK needing equipment that will make a real difference to their lives. As for the charity’s previous overseas events, tetraplegic hand cyclists will take up the challenge alongside able-bodied participants. Registration Fee-250 Minimum Sponsorship-£3,000 For more information or to request an information pack please visit www.actionforcharity.co.uk or telephone 0845 408 2698

November 20, 2010 - November 28, 2010

Hike for Hope-The Kerala Adventure India
India
20-11-2010 to 28-11-2010

EXPLORE AND EXPERIENCE the magic of Kerala. HIKE AND CAMP in dramatic mountains locations. CLIMB the second highest peak in the Western Ghats range raising money for charity, a minimum sponsorship of £3,200 Two of Britain’s leading medical men are putting on their hiking boots again for the 4th Hike for Hope challenge. Hikers have raised more than £1.2 million to stop prostate and gynaecological cancers ruining lives by taking part in Hike for Hope treks in Jordan, Kenya and the Sinai Desert in Egypt. Join them for the next challenge – an amazing five-day trek in one of India’s most stunning locations. Leading the way will be top urologist Professor Roger Kirby, Chairman of Prostate UK, and leading obstetrician and gynaecologist Marcus Setchell, a trustee of Wellbeing of Women. This magnificent five-day trek takes place in the region of Kerala on the south west coast of India tucked between the mountainous Western Ghats and the Lakshadweep Sea. We will explore an enchanting landscape of rain forest, tea estates, cardamom plantations, paddy fields and palm trees camping overnight in picturesque mountain locations and finish our stay in historic Kochi set on a cluster of islands and narrow peninsulas. It will be a very special adventure raising funds to stop prostate and gynaecological cancers ruining lives. For more information and to request an information pack please visit: www.actionforcharity.co.uk or telephone 0845 408 2698

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