Courses & Events

2 Day course covering Advanced Paediatric Trauma Skills

Aimed at senior surgical trainees, consultants and theatre personnel with an interest in laparoscopic liver surgery, this one day course will cover the history and evidence for laparoscopic liver resection.

Working in paediatric surgery, critical care, anaesthesia or paediatric emergency medicine? Want to feel more confident in managing Paediatric Trauma?

An opportunity for senior trainees and consultants to learn and practise, on unembalmed adult cadavers, the steps of a defined set of operative procedures which are relevant to both paediatric and general surgical training.

Friday 4th March 16.00 for talks and coffee/tea followed by pre dinner drinks at 18.30 then dinner at 19.30 at the Royal College of Surgeons, 35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PE

We would like to welcome you all to Glasgow for the National Training Day on 25th and 26th February. This will be held on the Queen Elizabeth Hospitals Campus, a new, state of the art facility incorporating Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children. This is the largest hospital site in Europe. The training day will be held in the Queen Elizabeth Teaching, Learning and Education Centre.

The aim of the course is to enable the candidate to implement the principles of ongoing management of the ciritically ill child, post resuscitation and stabilisation. The BASIC course is APLS on steroids.

This course aims to develop a trainee's surgical skills focusing on the management of a number of neonatal and infant conditions

This 2 day event take place in Leicester on 25th and 26th January 2016. More details to follow.

The next Careers day for budding paediatric surgeons is to be held at Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust on Friday 20th January 2017.

This Paediatric Surgery Careers Day, is aimed at foundation doctors and core trainees who are interested in a career in paediatric surgery.

Excerpt for this test meeting

Mapped to the General Surgery of Childhood section of the ISCP syllabus, this course is aimed at trainees intending to develop a subspecialty interest in paediatric surgery, as well as consultant general surgeons with a paediatric practice.

This highly interactive course offers training in the practical skills of scientific writing and you will learn how to put together a paper and clearly convey a message

An opportunity to learn and practise, on unembalmed adult cadavers, the steps of a defined set of operative procedures which are relevant to both paediatric and general surgical training.

This will be a joint meeting between APA, BAPES and BAPS. A provisional programme is now available