The Kia Oval, London 11 March 2025, 9:00am - 4:30pm
Understand the Role of the Confederation of British Surgery (CBS): Define the purpose and mission of the CBS and its role in supporting surgical professionals.
Examine Key Challenges Facing Surgeons Today: Discuss current challenges in the field of surgery, such as regulatory pressures, training, and workforce concerns, and how CBS addresses these challenges.
Learn About the CBS's Support for Individual Surgical Professionals: If you find yourself in difficulties what are your next steps.
Recognise the Importance of Advocacy in Surgery: Explore how CBS advocates for surgical teams in national healthcare policies, standards, and practices.
Recognise the limitations of the MDOs discretionary cover versus cheaper cost effective contractual insurance based cover and the novel way in which Insurer profit can be utilised to support the surgical community
Mark Cooke, Sales Partner, Stryker
Ruth Featherstone, Matron, Main Theatres, Burns & Paediatrics, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital
Michelle Mallaganes Matron, Main Theatres, West Middlesex University Hospital
Angela Hayes, Nurse Fellow & Project Lead, The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare
Jonny Groome, Consultant in Paediatric Anaesthesia at The Royal London Hospital, and Honorary Associate Professor of Sustainability at UCL
Ian Eames, Professor Fluid Mechanics, University College London
Prokar Dasgupta, Chair in Robotic Surgery and Urological Innovation, Kings College London
Daniel Jones, Government Affairs Director, Stryker
Mark Henley, President, The Confederation of British Surgery
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