He is Professor of Practice, Paediatric Emergency Medicine at Imperial College, London UK. He has an interest in paediatric emergency medicine, resuscitation and health services research.

Lt Col Richard Blanch has a particular interest in ocular trauma and works closely with the NIHR SRMRC where he leads clinical and laboratory-based research aiming to improve assessment and treatment of eye and brain eye injury.

Refresh your knowledge of clinical examination with this interactive session. Suitable for student healthcare professionals as well as qualified practitioners. ​​​​​​​This session aims to improve your confidence in examining patients and using clinical examination to support your decision making. 

This webinar will address some of the challenges around breaking bad news over the phone, and how we might overcome these.

Anna will discuss the training developed at Barts Health, and the learning that has come from this, as well as the published literature.

Steve is a retired Paramedic Training Manager for the North West Ambulance Service and has a number of accolade to his name.

This webinar is a great learning session on the basic recognition of ECG's, which closely links to Steve's best selling book "A Guide Through the Maze of ECG's".

Refresh your knowledge of clinical examination with this interactive session. Suitable for student healthcare professionals as well as qualified practitioners. ​​​​​​​This session aims to improve your confidence in examining patients and using clinical examination to support your decision making. 

Refresh your knowledge of clinical examination with this interactive session. Suitable for student healthcare professionals as well as qualified practitioners. ​​​​​​​This session aims to improve your confidence in examining patients and using clinical examination to support your decision making. 

Colonel Paul Parker is currently a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Level 1 Trauma Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, UK and is Senior Lecturer in Special Operations Medicine at University College, Cork. He will give a lively and interesting talk which will include pictures of extremity and blast injured casualties.