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The BGS Spring Meeting takes place in Belfast and online on 9-11 April. Register now!
2024 POPS meeting
This meeting is for those in training roles, within the Geriatric Medicine speciality. Built around the current curriculum needs and experiences of those training for a career in geriatric medicine, it will see a mix of plenary presentations and workshops, a mock SCE exam, updates on the Curriculum changes and a practical interview preparation workshop.
The BGS Autumn Meeting will cover the latest in evidence and best practice in the health and care of older people.
If you're thinking of doing research but are put off by taking a lengthy break from work or studies, consider doing research part time alongside your clinical job. We examine the pros and cons.
Geriatrics 4 Juniors 2024
2024 Leadership and Management Course
2024 Meeting of the Cardiovascular SIG
Providing healthcare to older adults is often extremely challenging. Patients often have multiple long-term conditions, and present to healthcare in atypical ways. Doctors need to be highly competent communicators with knowledge of medical ethics, social care and palliative medicine.
Geriatrics for Juniors is a one-day conference, designed for Foundation Doctors, Internal Medical, GP Trainees, and Specialist Nurse Practitioners. It aims to deliver relevant and useful clinical updates in all the main sub-specialties of Geriatric Medicine, in order to improve the standard of care for older patients.
BGS Webinar on Improving Education of the 3 Ds – Dementia, Delirium and Depression
Wales Spring Meeting in Wrexham
Geriatrics for Everyone is a free-to-attend one-day conference. It is for all in training or wishing to develop their knowledge and skills around older people medicine.
Education in Geriatric Medicine
BGS Webinar on IMT applications
A two-day residential course specifically designed for those in training roles in geriatric medicine, moving into senior roles. This course focuses on management and leadership issues that affect health services for older people.
When taking time out of programme (or OOP), it's important to maintain clinical skills and knowledge when medical practice is constantly evolving.
What to consider when thinking about doing research, including a personal perspective from a new researcher. The key decisions you'll have to make, and the benefits to you, and to medical science.