This month’s EMU is a new theme specifically involving speakers from non-medical specialities (such as surgery and radiology) that medical teams typically interact and work with frequently. It will consider your questions around radiology/neuroimaging, how to access abdominal pain and whether it is surgical, and when to cal the orthopod about a swollen painful join.
The Evening Medical Updates programme covers specialities, presentations and conditions included within the Internal Medicine Training (IMT) curriculum. Within these, we aim to cover topics from a range of clinical settings including the acute medical take, outpatients department, community care and critical care. The programme also includes a non-clinical update covering a range of topics.
Topics are covered in monthly updates between September and June of each academic year, and each session consists of three 30-minute presentations.
Although aimed primarily at medical trainees, Evening Medical Updates are open to all hospital doctors, GPs, other healthcare professionals, and medical students.
The Evening Medical Update programme is available to view live or on-demand online from home, or live from a participating live-link site (see live-link tab for a site close to you). Delegates are able to submit questions via Slido and we will cover as many questions as possible during the live session, and any questions not answered will be done retrospectively and posted on our EMU pages.
