Scottish Society of Physicians Annual Meeting

Scottish Society of Physicians Annual Meeting
Thursday 28 & Friday 29 September 2023
Apex Hotel & Spa, Dundee


Save the date for the next Scottish Society of Physicians Annual Meeting, this year taking place at the Apex Hotel & Spa in Dundee. This year's event is organised by Dr Graham Leese, President of the Scottish Society of Physicians. Registrations for this event will be opening soon along with the finalised programme. We would really appreciate if the content below could be added to your website and/or circulated to your members.

Glasgow Gastro Conference

We are pleased to announce that the Glasgow Gastro conference will return for its 6th year on 15 September and delivered in a face-to-face format at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

This one-day Conference will consist of interactive presentations, case-based learning and state of the art lectures, with both national and international experts providing topical updates on a wide range of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Endoscopy issues.

RCPE Medical Trainees Conference - On Call Conundrums

RCPE Medical Trainees Conference - On Call Conundrums
Friday 3 February 2023
Edinburgh & Online 

Our 2023 annual Medical Trainee Conference, organised by the Trainees & Members' Committee of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, aims to provide an interactive diverse programme, covering important topics relevant to the on-call medic. 

This will be a hybrid event and we encourage in person attendance at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, which will offer opportunities to network and meet colleagues and speakers. 

RCPE in association with SPS and RCPCH: Optimising Health across the Life Course

RCPE in association with SPS and RCPCH: Optimising Health across the Life Course
Thursday 19 January 2023

This joint symposium is sponsored by the RCPE in association with SPS and RCPCH, to celebrate the Centenary of the Scottish Paediatric Society.

The aim is to bring together colleagues from many areas of health practice, to consider ways in which changes and improvements to approaches to children and young peoples’ health might improve the long term life expectancy, and quality of life of adults of the future.