08.50 Welcome Address and Information |
09.00 Keynote1: "Putting Humanity into Healthcare"
Dr Caroline Elton is a chartered psychologist with dual registration in occupational and counselling psychology. She combines a rigorous academic training (undergraduate degree at Oxford University; Ph.D from the Department of Academic Psychiatry, University College London School of Medicine), with an empathic and insightful approach to the provision of careers support. |
09.30 Session 1: LUTS & UIRefractory recurrent UTI
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10.45 Break: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments |
11.15 Session 2A: Urology and Reconstruction
Female urethral problems, urethral diverticula, fistula.
| 11.15 Session 2B: Colorectal Common Vulval Problems |
12.30 Keynote2: Sheffield: know your history
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13.00 Lunch: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments |
13.45 Keynote3: Physician Burnout
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14.15 Session 3A: QoL & Epidemiology Prevention of Pelvic floor:
| 14.15 Session 3B: Pregnancy and OASIOASI Care Bundle
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15.15 Break: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments |
15.45: Keynote 4:OASI through the ages
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16.15 Debate: This house believes that women with BMI of 35 or more should be considered for Pelvic floor surgery. Dudley Robinson, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with subspecialty interest in Urogynaecology, based at King's College Hospital and Kate Lough, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, and West End Physiotherapy Practice Glasgow and Chair POGP . Vs Carmel Ramage, Consultant Urogynaecologist, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Elaine Miller, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, stand up comedian and a Fellow of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy , Edinburgh Chair: Matthew Parsons |
17.15 Satellite Symposium: |
19.00: Conference Dinner at the Old Banqueting Hall, Cutlers' Hall. Tickets must be pre-ordered |