Be a part of the future of medicine
Innovation in Medicine 2018 marks the Royal College of Physicians' (RCP’s) 500th anniversary, delivering a programme that not only reflects on the tremendous progress made in medicine, across all 30 medical specialties, but looks sharply and boldly to the future.
Reasons to attend
Meet leading international speakers hand-selected by over 30 specialist, UK societies
NEW - An opportunity to look at the future of digital health and how smart technology can assist patient outcomes
Collaborative conversations and interactive sessions between leading physicians, attendees and industry
Get the latest clinical updates while also discussing the broader issues in healthcare today. 12 CPD points
Access to hands-on learning experiences which will be useful to you day to day
Your chance to network and learn from your peers and leading clinicians and researchers of our time
Celebrate the RCP’s 500th anniversary and its contribution to medicine
RCP brings together over 30 specialist societies presenting their innovations
Programme – 12 CPD Points
The programme is designed for generalists and specialist alike and includes:
Clinical track 1
Clinical track 2
Quality improvement, education and professionalism
Broader themes
Practical hands on sessions
Professor Alan Mackay-Sim
Australian of the year, Griffith University, Australia
Dr Danielle Ofri
Associate Professor of Medicine New York University School of Medicine
Professor Sir Munir Pirmohamed
David Weatherall Chair of Medicine and NHS Chair of Pharmacogenetics, University of Liverpool
Professor Peter Piot
Director, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Professor Wisia Wedzicha
Professor of Respiratory Medicine – National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College
Donald M. Berwick
MD, President emeritus and Senior Fellow, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Professor Sir Michael Marmot
Director, Institute of Health Equity
Professor Chloe Orkin
Chair of the British HIV Association and Consultant Physician at the Royal London Hospital Barts Health NHS Trust
Dr David Pencheon
Director – Sustainable Development Unit, NHS England
Professor Beverley Hunt
Consultant in the departments of Haematology & Pathology, Guy’s and St Thomas’
Dr Swapna Mandal
Consultant physician in sleep and ventilation, Royal Free Hospital
Ms Clair Merriman
Head of professional practice skills, Queen Mary University of London
Dr Jenny Vaughan
Consultant Neurologist, Charing Cross Hospital
Professor Mary Reilly
President, Association of British Nuerologists
Dr Sophie Papa
Consultant Medical Oncologist, King’s College London
Dr Louella Vaughan
Acute Physician and clinical academic, Society of Acute Medicine
Professor John Atherton
Dean of the School of Medicine, University of Nottingham
Dr Adrian Woolfson
Chief Medical Officer of Nouscom and formally Global Clinical Leader of Early and Late Haematology/Immuno–Oncology at Pfizer
Guest Speaker
Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
Topic: The future of healthcare
Testimonials
“Many thanks for a fantastic conference. It offered much more than I was expecting, and enjoyed it from open to close.” – Dr Michael Waller, Imperial College London
“I enjoyed emphasis on today’s NHS and how we as doctors can improve things.” – Dr Stephen Bentley, Warrington Hospital
“Various different topics and presentations. Clinical and non-clinical balance very good.” – Dr Ambar Basu, Royal Bolton Hospital
“Running parallel sessions broadened the choice, I found the content of the conference really excellent.” – Dr Sabry Talab, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
“Great variety, with a mixture of politics, policy and clinical.” – Dr Rachel Foster, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
The venue
To accommodate the special programme of events for the RCP’s 500th anniversary, Innovation in Medicine 2018 will be held at the prestigious ExCeL conference centre in London. London is a vibrant location that draws on centuries of history and hosts many of the world’s leading medical institutions.
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