TUESDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER
Click on the links below to view the presentations
Sunrise Sessions
S1: Practical Hints for Improvement of Quality Culture, Dr Melody Siska
S3: Acute Medicine: An International Perspective of Acute Care Systems:
Going Dutch, Dr Prabath Nanayakkara
Going Down Under, Dr Alasdair MacDonald
S4: Future Hospital Update, Dr Mark Temple & Dr Roger Duckitt
S5: What does the Future Hold? Exploring Three Horizons of Medicine, Dr Margaret Hannah
S6: Focused Acute Medicine Ultrasound: An Update:
Plenary 3: Hands On Education
Plenary 4: Patients as Co-Authors of Care
Parallel Session 4.1: Renal Medicine
Current Management, Dr Roger Greenwood
Parallel Session 5.1: Neurology – A Clinical Update
Headache, Dr Richard Davenport
Parallel Session 6.1: Caring for the Older Patient
Dare to do No Harm – Polypharmacy & The Elderly, Dr Martin Wilson
Parallel Session 4.2: Maternal Medicine
Past: Overview, Prof James Walker
Present: MBBRACE UK, Prof Marian Knight
Global Health, Prof Siladitya Bhattacharya
Zika Virus Update, Dr James Whitehorn
Parallel Session 5.2: Acute Medicine: Stepping Forward
Structures in AMUs – Quantitative & Qualitative, Dr Lindsay Reid & Dr Rosalind Rae
What Efficiencies? Prof Derek Bell
Parallel Session 6.2: What’s on the Horizon?
Precision Medicine, Prof Sir Munir Pirmohamed
Bioengineering of Human Pluripotent Stem Cells, Dr Alan Faulkner-Jones
Parallel Session 4.3: Clinical Medicine Back to the Future
Does the Physical Examination have a Future? Prof Andrew Elder
Diagnostic Reasoning, Dr David Nicholl
Medical Misdiagnosis, Dr Gordon Caldwell
Parallel Session 5.3: Thromboembolism – A Difficult Problem
Current Management, Prof PM Mannucci
Parallel Session 6.3: The Different Faces of Substance Abuse
History of Substance Abuse, Prof James Mills
Current Trends in Drug Misuse, Prof Roy Robertson
Parallel Session 4.4: Pharmacogenetics in Clinical Practice
Pharmacogenetic Variation – Is it important for Clinical Care? Prof Sir Munir Pirmohamed
Parallel Session 5.4: Liver Disease
ALD: A Long & Winding Road, Dr Alasdair MacGilchrist
NAFLD: A New Epidemic, Prof Chris Daly
Treatment Horizons, Prof Peter Hayes
Parallel Session 6.4: Optimal Use of IT in Medicine
Job Done: A Reflection from 2020 on Technology Enabled Care, Prof James Ferguson
Managing Long Term Conditions, Prof George Crooks
Parallel Session 4.5: Endocrinology
Current Management, Prof Peter Trainer
Future Issues, Prof Jonathan Seckl
Parallel Session 5.5: Transitional Medicine – Are We Listening?
Patient’s Perspective, Dani Cochrane
Nursing Perspective, Luhanga Musumadi
How to Run a Transitional Service: Lessons from a Renal Clinic, Dr Constantina Chrysochou
Parallel Session 6.5: Sustaining Change in Healthcare – A Global Challenge
Leading a Quality Organisation, Dr Melody Siska
Improving Quality – Everyone’s Job, Dr Brian Robson
Parallel Session 4.6: Scottish Intensive Care Society – Evolution of Intensive Care
Making Better Decisions for the Patient, Dr Martin Hughes
Respiratory Support: Past, Present & Future, Prof Nigel Webster
Parallel Session 5.6: Scottish Intensive Care Society – Improving Intensive Care
Present: Scottish Patient Safety Programme, Dr Ross Paterson
Training & Education, Dr Mike Gillies
Parallel Session 6.6: Scottish Intensive Care Society – The Future
End of Life Care, Dr Graham Nimmo
Parallel Session 4.8: Nurses Education in the AMU
Competency & Skill Analysis, Miriam Bell
Developing Roles, Skills & Competencies of Nurses in Irish AMU, Avilene Casey
Dorset Accreditation Process with Bournemouth University, Dr S Lobo
Developing a Research Culture, Dr Louella Vaughan
Parallel Session 5.8: Nurses Advanced Roles in the AMU
A Patient’s Story: Qualitative Evidence for the Role of ANP, Kate Knowles
An Exploration of Hospital-based Advanced Nursing Roles in Wales, Augusta Umughele
National Survey of ANP/ACP Roles & Responsibilities, Naomi Morrison & Dian Huyton
Parallel Session 6.8: Nurses – Acute Medicine: The Future
The Future is Looking Bright, Dr Mark Holland
Benefit of AMU Forums, Kelly Tash
NHS England Acute Medical Model Network, Ian Setchfield
Parallel Session 4.9: Holistic Advances
Can the Humanities Influence the Clinical Sciences of Breathlessness, Prof Jane Macnaughton
Parallel Session 5.9: Medicine in Hostile Environments
Smallpox, Bubonic Plague & Beyond, Dr James Whitehorn
Parallel Session 6.9: Listening to the Patient
The World of Research Works Better with Patients and the Public as Partners, Simon Denegri