8th East Midlands Critical Care and Perioperative Medicine Conference

14th and 15th October 2021

Conference accredited by the
Royal College of Anaesthetists with 12 CPD credits

JOIN US FOR TWO DAYS OF VIRTUAL MEETING

Over 12 hours of educational content over two days

Organised by Dr Sandeep Dhir – Midlands Medical Conferences

AND MUCH MORE…

Confirmed Faculty

Professor Ramani Moonesinghe – London
Dr Fiona Donald – Bristol, UK
Professor Ravi Mahajan – Nottingham, UK
Dr Alison Pittard – Leeds, UK
Dr Sally Hancock – Nottingham, UK
• Dr Kathleen Ferguson – Aberdeen, UK
Associate Professor Karin Amrein – Graz, Austria
Dr Subrahmanyan Radhakrishna – Coventry, UK
Dr Suzanne O’Neill – Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Dr Dan Harvey – Nottingham, UK
Dr Carolyn Johnston – London, UK
Professor Sir John Burn – Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Professor Nicholas Hart – London, UK
Dr Sarah Hare – Kent, UK

Professor Mervyn Singer – London, UK
Professor Sorin Brull – Florida, USA
Professor Madhav Swaminathan – North Carolina,
USA
Dr Jugnu Mahajan – UK
Professor Anil Hormis – Rotherham, UK
Assistant Professor Dr Marie-Louise Meng
– North Carolina, USA
Dr Caz Sampson – Leicester, UK
Dr Thea de Beer – Nottingham,UK
Dr Ian Nesbitt – Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Dr Alex Scott – Middlesbrough, UK
Dr Alan Fayaz – London, UK
Dr Anna Whittle – Kent, UK

Themes and Topics

Keynote lecture:
Outcomes from sepsis – Reasons for hope
‘When it’s not CAP and not COVID-19’
Volatile anaesthetics for ICU sedation –
establishing service in a DGH
Perioperative management of pelvic fractures
Update on Vitamin D and Covid
Controversies and perspectives on management
of delirium in critically ill adult patients
Point of Care Ultrasound in Major Trauma

State of the Art – Weaning, Rehabilitation & Home
Ventilation Centres
Genomics: What’s it got to do with us
NHSE/International perspective on critical care
and COVID
Pain Management in 2021
After COVID19, where next for emergency
laparotomy care?
Delivering perioperative medicine for older
people at a DGH
And many more to be shared soon…

DELEGATE REGISTRATION FEES - BOTH DAYS

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# Delegates would be able to attend both days of conference in person, subject to government guidelines at the time. Due to inherent uncertainty with COVID-19, if delegates registered for attending in person aren’t allowed to, then difference between hybrid and virtual delegate fees would be refunded.

* Doctors currently working in Low-income and Lower middle income countries (According to World Bank) eligible for reduced delegate fees for the conference.

List of countries: https://datahelpdesk.worldbank.org/knowledgebase/articles/906519

Any questions, please email: info@midlandsmedicalconferences.org