This three-day course introduces the basic statistical concepts and methods commonly used in clinical trials.

Early Bird registration closes on the 31st May 2022.

Times
9.00am to 5.00pm

Aim
To provide insight and improve skills in planning and undertaking online meetings, virtual presentations and online teaching.

Objectives
To understand the challenges of working online.
To provide insight about managing online meetings.
To practice presentation and teaching skills in an online environment.

Who is it for? 
The course is tailored to the needs of professionals working in dermatology. It is suitable for anyone who is planning online meetings, preparing an online presentation or who is engaged in online education, training or supervision.

The course will support the development of both communication and leadership/management skills, and will offer insight that is relevant to the use of virtual clinic consultations.

The course will be delivered online 9.00 am - 1.00 pm - Thursday 16th June 2022.

4-day hands on course for those wishing to undertake a quantitative systematic review of randomised studies and/or interested in completing a Cochrane-style review.

Course content

Day 1: Developing a protocol for a review. Finding the evidence.

Day 2: Searching and managing references. Risk of Bias.

Day 3: Extracting data and managing numbers in Revman.

Day 4: Some sums, RevMan and GradePro.

https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/research/groups/cebhs/nottingham-systematic-review-course/index.aspx

The event is to held at 

Crowne Plaza Hotel, Wollaton St, Nottingham, NG1 5RH

Full details, including programme content and venue information will be forwarded approximately 4 weeks prior to the course.

This meeting summarises the most recent evidence from systematic reviews and recently completed trials for the treatment and management of eczema.

The day features presentations on the latest eczema research, with the opportunity for questions and discussion. Plus  we have out popular question & answer session with an expert panel of the speakers from the day and other representatives.  Please submit your question to the panel on booking.

The 1st Nottingham Upper GI Endoscopy Education & Training Day &

The 10th Nottingham Barrett’s Endotherapy Course

Wednesday 29th, Thursday 30th June & Friday 1st July 2022

Monica Partridge building - Teaching and Learning Building, University Park Campus, University of Nottingham, NG7 2RD

Course director: Dr Jacobo Ortiz

Join us for a three-days course starting with our 1st Upper GI Endoscopy Education & Training day (Wednesday 29th June) covering all basics in the diagnosis and management of the early neoplasias in the Upper GI tract. And then followed by a 2 full days (Thursday 30th June - Friday 1st July) to cover all aspects of the endoscopic management of Barrett’s Oesophagus and early Barrett’s neoplasia: An endoscopy journey from early diagnosis to treatment and surveillance.

Prof Jacques Bergman (The Netherlands), Dr José Miguel Esteban (Spain), Dr Roos Pouw (The Netherlands), Prof Krish Ragunath (Australia) and Prof Irving Waxman (USA).

How to perform high quality UGI Endoscopy, Lesion recognition, Video Quiz, Live Demonstrations, Interactive Discussions, Hot-topic Debates, Video Symposium, State-Of-The-Art Lectures, Real Cases Discussions, Hands-on Animal Models, Complications Management…and much more.

View the programme

For further information: NottinghamEndotherapy@gmail.com

Twitter: @NottEndotherapy @NottmBRCLiverGI 

Our 2 Week Histopathology and Cytology course aims to prepare Histopathologists for the Histopathology FRCPath Part 2 Examination.

We are proud to offer a faculty of speakers who have been chosen for their expertise within their disciplines, both in their clinical acumen and teaching skills.

We offer an intensive full programme of teaching, underpinned by access to digital cases. Delegates will have 24 hour access to digital slides using our PathXL platform during the course and in the run up to the FRCPath exam.

The course offers mock surgical and cytology exams with real time feedback from our faculty

6-7 June 2022. Case based forum with guided discussion. Content: Infection, malunion, bone defects, limb length discrepancy, non-union.