Mastering the Art of Neurosurgical On-Call

The course is aimed at trainees, ST1-ST6, providing the relevant knowledge and skills to adequately mange neurosurgical on-calls and ultimately help improve patient care. Content will include:

• What a consultant expects from a junior registrar on-call

• Lessons learned from experienced trainees

• Top tips and how to do well

• The difference between adult and paediatrics

• Case-based scenarios including the hectic on-call, common logistical challenges as well as on-call scenarios.
• Gain 6.5 CPD points approved by the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

As one of the more daunting aspects of the role of a Neurosurgical Registrar, the primary aim of this course is to help to improve the ability to manage often difficult and challenging cases in a simulation environment and share your experiences with like-minded colleagues to gain further understanding and additional skills to manage situations expertly. The course faculty will provide case scenarios and encourage delegates to share experiences in practical interactive workshop sessions and provide constructive feedback throughout the course.

Organising Committee Information:

- Roddy O’Kane | Consultant Neurosurgeon and Course Chair | The Institute of Neurological Sciences, Glasgow

- Allan Hall | Speciality Registrar, Neurosurgery and Course Organiser | The Institute of Neurological Sciences, Glasgow

PROGRAMME

Please click here to view the provisional programme.

FEES

Standard fee tickets are available until 14 days before the event. After this time late fees apply. We strongly encourage you to book early to avoid disappointment

Late booking fee to apply to online and on-site registrations after 14 days prior to the event. Please note, these fees are significantly higher than the early bird/standard rates. If your registration is made after 14 days prior to the event, we cannot guarantee that your requirements will be catered for appropriately. Please note that there may also be a delay to your check in on arrival.