Medical Programme
AGM @ 19:00FOLLOWED BY'BURNT OUT OR BROKEN DOWN'BY DR MARK DINWOODIE
Mark Dinwoodie was a Bath GP, a clinical assistant in Cardiology at the RUH and until last year Director of Education at the Medical Protection Society (MPS). Amongst other programmes, he has been involved in developing and delivering the MPS Building resilience and avoiding burnout workshop which has been delivered to Doctors and Dentists in the UK and internationally.
Mark will deliver the presentation “Burnt out or Broken down” reflecting concern about rising levels of burnout amongst Doctors, Dentists and other healthcare professionals. Much of the focus for addressing burnout to date has been on the need to develop individual resilience and promote well-being.
Mark will deliver a range of insights on these important topics and consider whether the emphasis for the prevention and mitigation of burnout needs to shift more towards a unit or organisational approach.
WHO
All members of the Clinical Society as well as any other interested health professionals working in the RUH and local area.
WHERE
PGMC, RUH, Bath.
Bar opens 17:30 - cash only - beer, wine and soft drinks available
Curry - 18:00
AGM - 19:00
Lecture - 19:15
COST
There is no charge for this event or the supper, however booking is required to ensure we cater for the correct number of attendees.
BLOOD, SWEAT AND INTUSSUSCEPTION: AN OUT OF PROGRAMME EXPERIENCE YEARIN MBALE, UGANDAMATTHEW DOE
A talk documenting Matthew's recent experiences volunteering alongside local general surgeons in a regional level government hospital in rural Uganda.
Matthew describes the biggest challenges and success stories involved in caring for a catchment of five million Ugandans, the majority living in abject poverty. He'll describe a typical working week and go through some case studies of patients, as well as detailing his successful project with the Royal College of Surgeons of England - building the first surgical high dependency unit in Eastern Uganda.
WHO
All members of the Clinical Society Dental Section, as well as any other interested health professionals working in the RUH and local area.
WHERE & WHEN
PGMC, RUH, Bath, 18:30hrs complimentary light refreshments, followed by Lecture at 19:30hrs.
COST
Free of charge
ALSO HUMANLIVES OF JUNIOR DOCTORSDR. CAROLINE ELTON
A presentation by Dr Caroline Elton, the occupational psychologist who wrote ‘Also Human, the inner lives of doctors’. This talk has been organised in collaboration with Bath GP Education and Research Trust and will follow the Mental Health Study Afternoon
WHO
All members of the Clinical Society, as well as any other interested health professionals working in the RUH and local area.
WHERE & WHEN
PGMC, RUH, Bath
RSVP: BGPERT@birdbath.org.uk
15:30 Refreshments, followed by the presentation at 16:00 - 17:00
COST
Free of charge
PERFORMANCE UNDER PRESSUREANDRESILIENCE: YOU CAN'T QUACK ME I'M A RUBBER DUCK
Civilian and Military trauma is very different. It is difficult to prepare for the type of cases encountered on a 'hot' deployment when you are not sure what other specialists are present, how long evacuation chains are and multiple casualties frequently outnumber available resources.
The pressure is high, so how do we cope?
A series of clinical cases will be presented and strategies will be discussed.
WHO
All members of the Clinical Society Dental Section, as well as any other interested health professionals working in the RUH and local area.
WHERE & WHEN
Bath Spa Hotel, Bath, supper from 18:30 followed by Lecture at 19:30
COST
Optional two course supper £22