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St Georges, University of London is a well-established institution with a strong 250 year history. It is the UK’s only university dedicated to medical and health sciences education, training and research.

Our Professional Education portfolio aims to develop people who meet today’s healthcare needs and tomorrow’s healthcare challenges.

How to interpret the ECG of young athletes and adults (Hybrid course)

Get equipped with knowledge regarding the interpretation of the ECG of a young or athletic individual.

The comorbidities of epilepsy

The course will offer a practical grounding in the most common comorbidities associated with epilepsy.

Recent advances in young onset dementia

Get an update on current diagnostic standards, best practice and new developments in clinical practice relating to the young onset dementias.

Acute, intensive and emergency psychiatric care

Develop your knowledge and practical skills in psychiatric intensive care, home treat and liaison psychiatry.

London Ventricular Tachyarrhythmia Symposium

The London Ventricular Tachyarrhythmia Symposium is a live, in-person event with speakers and discussions from a range of medical professionals who are experts in their fields.

Introduction to the principles of pre-hospital care

This course aims to develop your ability to apply your clinical reasoning experience in a challenging and resource limited environment.

Management and leadership in neurosurgery

Trains senior neurosurgeons to show they are ready to become consultants and demonstrate that they can lead effectively.

Neurosurgery high speed drill course

This one day interactive course aims to build understanding and provide hands-on experience of High Speed Drills.

Traumatic Brain Injury

St George’s has one of the few TBI services in the country, and the TBI team have developed this one-day teaching course to focus on the clinical management of this patient group. A particular focus will be the inter-disciplinary team management and the entire MDT will be presenting during this teaching day.

Acute Neurology

The St George’s Hospital Acute Neurology Masterclass aims to provide an overview of the management of common and emergency neurological problems presenting to hospital.

Interprofessional Diabetes Course for Healthcare Professionals – Online/Face to face

The prime aim of this programme is to provide practitioners from different specialities and with the knowledge and competencies to manage, maintain, treat and/or transfer patients with diabetes to the appropriate tier of care.

Finding a Leg to Stand On: Clinical, critical and creative approaches to the human body

‘Finding a Leg to Stand On: Clinical, Critical and Creative Approaches to the Human Body’ poses questions about the body, and how we diagnose and treat it. Questions which play a fundamental role in the practice of healthcare and which form the basis of rigorous interdisciplinary discussion.

Imagining the Other: Death, bereavement and loss

‘Imagining the other: Death, Bereavement and Loss’ explores phenomena which healthcare workers must confront on an almost daily basis. While clinical literature attempts to outline and advocate for the so-called ‘good’ death, how far does this conform with the lived experience of patients, carers, and their families?

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Sponsorship opportunities

For information on sponsoring our courses, please enquire via pec@sgul.ac.uk.

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Professional Education Centre
St George's, University of London
Cranmer Terrace
London
SW17 0RE
pec@sgul.ac.uk
020 8266 6816

 

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