National Undergraduate Trauma Conference | King's College London Surgical Society

National Undergraduate Trauma Conference 2012

We are proud to host a unique introduction to Trauma Medicine for undergraduate medical students from all universities. For the first time, the conference will be split over two full days: Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th Februrary 2012. We look forward to seeing you there.

A series of talks on trauma management

The lectures by renowned experts in the field aim to introduce students to the concepts addressed in the afternoon's workshops. Talks will include a welcome speech by our patron, Professor Harold Ellis, Emeritus Professor of Surgery and a keynote speech by Professor Keith Willett, Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon.

Practice skills with interactive workshops

These small-group interactive sessions, based in clinical skills laboratories, provide delegates with hands-on experience of equipment and techniques.There are a total of six workshop stations that cover various aspects of trauma management. They aim to build on the morning’s talks and give you the opportunity to put your learning in to action.

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King’s College London 2012 National Undergraduate Trauma Conference

conference details

Accommodation & Transport

Accommodation & Transport

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Conference social

Conference social

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What to expect

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Sponsors

PasTest, MPS, Trauma and Forth Medical are...

Venue

This year’s Trauma Conference will be held...

Workshops

These small-group interactive sessions, based in...

Schedule

For the first time, the KCL National...

Location

Dates Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th Feb 2012

Starts 8:30 am Finishes 5:30 pm

Delegate Testimonials

“Good value for money”

It was great to see such a brilliant event at an affordable price

“Really well organised”

The huge amount of effort that KCLSS had put in was clear!

“Excellent speakers”

The keynote speaker in particular was fantastic

“Great workshops”

Lots of opportunity to learn new skills with the afternoon workshops