Found 20 Non clinical Hospital doctor/Secondary care physician - Trainee courses

The focus of the day is all about looking after you, and your ongoing self-care, so that you can continue the fantastic work you do for your patients.

Get your CV into shape. This one day event will provide invaluable advice in non-clinical skills for undergraduates, foundation and core trainees. ...

Learn the areas of science and medicine candidates find the most challenging or that are ignored with the help of 15 expert lectures and resources.

Make your interactions more impactful by improving your communication skills.

This conference will cover a wide range of topics relevant to neurology, and will review practical issues faced by the busy clinician. The programm...

Learn valuable tools to manage and take control of your time.

Learn valuable tools to manage and take control of your time.

Enhance your knowledge and confidence in managing children with food allergy, eczema, asthma, allergic rhinitis, anaphylaxis and urticaria.

Emotional exhaustion, depersonalisation, vicarious trauma, and low sense of personal achievement are all factors which contribute to burnout, inten...

BMJ Live – bringing together BMJ Masterclasses and BMJ Careers Fair This new two day event is a combination of the BMJ Careers Fair and BMJ Masterc...

This is the fourth module of a five-part course aimed specifically at clinical leads and clinical directors.

Brought to you by FMLM and BMJ, the Leaders in Healthcare conference returns to Birmingham on 4-6 November 2019.

Medical errors are common and largely preventable. In the UK, 1 in 10 hospital admissions has some form of human error, ranging from relatively min...

This is the fifth module of a five-part course aimed specifically at clinical leads and clinical directors.

Before you can practice in the UK you must first pass The Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) exam.

To keep pace with technology, personalised care and ever-shifting policies and budgets, today’s health professionals are on a journey of lifelong lear

Technology in the health industry has the potential to prevent, diagnose and treat disease like never before.

Outdated health policy risks the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities. The University of Glasgow

When it comes to investment, mental health trails far behind other fields of healthcare. This opens a world of opportunity for passionate people looki

In the face of escalating global healthcare issues, there’s a growing need to take a holistic approach to consider the interconnectedness of humans