The College of Paramedics will be offering a programme of FREE CPD sessions again this year on a variety of topics. No pre-booking required just come to our demonstration area on arrival at the show.
We are very proud of the wonderful team who work tirelessly to support paramedics and the ambulance profession in the UK, representing our members in all matters affecting clinical practice, supporting them to achieve the highest standards of patient care. We are delighted to announce that over the two days of the show we will be joined by key members of the College of Paramedics leadership team. This will be a unique opportunity for you to engage with, and ask questions directly to, our fantastic team as well as contributing to your CPD and picking up a free certificate of attendance for each session attended too!*
| Session |
Presenter |
Session Content |
Getting Started in
Research |
Professor Julia Williams FCPara
Head of Research,
College of Paramedics
|
Julia will be looking at routes into research; what networks are important; where to get funding; mentorship in research; and how can research make a difference. |
| Registration, renewal and referral |
Liz Harris FCPara
Head of Professional Standards, College of Paramedics
|
What every paramedic should know about The HCPC.
This session will take you through the requirements of being a registered health care professional and your role if a concern or complaint is made against you.
|
| Student Paramedic Q&A |
Bob Fellows FCPara
Head of Education,
College of Paramedics
|
Bob will be providing guidance and best fit answers to students and answering questions relating to pre-registration paramedic pathways. No question inconsequential! |
Critical illness / injury
- the pre-hospital patient & family perspective’ |
Tony Stone MCPara
Head of Clinical Development (Emergency and Critical Care), College of Paramedics
|
Tony’s session will focus on learning from the patient’s pre-hospital experience to enhance our care: recurrent themes & feedback following critical illness or injury. |
|
|
|
| Dermatology in Primary Care |
Helen Beaumont-Waters MCPara
Head of Clinical Development (Primary Care and Urgent Care), College of Paramedics
|
Helen will be delivering a session on introductory dermatology for paramedics working in primary and urgent care settings. The session will include a brief overview of the structure and function of the skin, some common presentations and management options, tips and useful resources. And perhaps some surprises! |
*Please note timetable to be announced and subject to change. Social distancing regulations may apply. No pre-booking available before the show and sessions will be filled on a first come first served basis. Certificates of attendance will be emailed to you within fourteen days of attendance at the show.
Register for your free pass here:
www.emergencyuk.com/why-visit
www.emergencyuk.com