Thursday, 29 October, 2020 to Friday, 30 October, 2020

SSP 2020 Annual Meeting
Thursday 29 & Friday 30 October 2020
Maryculter House Hotel, Aberdeen

This is a quick reminder to say that the SSP call for abstract deadline for 2020 closes on Monday 15 June. The submission form can be found below for you.

Abstracts are invited for this meeting for poster or podium presentation. SSP welcomes work on any clinical, scientific or service topic from the breadth of general medicine and its subspecialties, as well as on topics such as patient safety, quality improvement and clinical audit. (Please note that abstracts focusing on individual case studies will not normally be accepted.) Abstracts will be scored and the top 4 will be selected for oral presentation. Some of the accepted posters may be asked to present at the Post Storm Session taking place on Friday 30 October 2020.

The full programme is now available online and can be accessed via the link below.

Trainee Session:

A trainee session will also be taking place on the Thursday morning suitable for all doctors in training of all grades.

Leading a discussion on Health & Wellbeing Dr Jennifer Sudder & Dr Emma Windle will encourage an assessment of the merits of this approach from a cellular level up to an organisational level. What affects our wellbeing? How does our wellbeing impact our health? How can we best promote wellbeing in our patients & how as doctors can we look after our own & each other’s wellbeing?

While both are General Practitioner’s Dr Jennifer Sudder is the Clinical director of a thriving private practice in Lifestyle medicine & Dr Emma Windle arranged the hugely successful first Health & Wellbeing festival in Aberdeen.

 

Our 2020 Fitzgerald Peel Lecture will be delivered by Professor David Williams, Professor of Stroke Medicine, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland who will be discussing ‘Managing Acute Ischaemic Stroke’

https://events.rcpe.ac.uk/scottish-society-physicians-62nd-annual-meeting

For any questions, please contact the SSP office.