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FHJ debate: Will AI replace clinical decision making in our lifetimes

In this Medical Care - driving change webinar in collaboration with the Future Healthcare Journal (FHJ). Medical Care – driving change hosted a live debate on FHJ’s recent article: Will AI replace clinical decision making in our lifetimes?

1 CPD credit expires November 2025

 
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Talking about uncertain recovery - Guide to beginning honest conversations

In this webinar, Dr Louise Robinson and Dr Antonia Field-Smith along with an expert group, introduce their new communication guide, ‘talking about uncertain recovery’, in collaboration with the RCP.

1 CPD credit expires November 2025

 

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Mastering written communication with patients

In this interactive webinar the panel will be discussing current practice with communicating with patients, the future of written communications and the role of AI. 

1 CPD credit expires November 2025

 
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Death certification reforms: What you need to know

Join Dr Suzy Lishman CBE, a histopathologist and medical examiner who has been working on death certification reform for over a decade, to learn about the recent death certificate reforms. Including the role of the medical examiner, changes to the medical certificate of cause of death, cremation forms and the role of the registrar and coroner. 

1 CPD credit expires October 2025

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Navigating Patient Safety: Innovations in learning from patient safety incidents

Highlighting patient safety initiatives across the country that promote learning from and/or encourage compassionate engagement with patient safety incidents.

1 CPD credit expires September 2025

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Tackling misinformation in medicine

Our panel including Professor Sander van der Linden discuss the impact of misinformation and disinformation on clinical practice, the damage it can cause to patients, and what we can do to address this. 

1 CPD credit expires August 2025

WEBINAR SERIES

Navigating patient safety

Our expert panels discuss different topics to support and empower patients, providers and staff with the skills and mechanisms to improve patient safety.

Incident investigations and human factors 

Time critical medications

Learning disabilities and sepsis

Introducing HSSIB

NCEPOD and patient safety initiatives 

 

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Palliative care webinar: Avoiding and reducing acute hospital admissions

Explore examples of initiatives which are reducing and avoiding acute admissions towards the end of life and in frailty.

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Modern outpatient care: redesigning planned speciality care for people and populations

Hear about the collaborative work between RCP, NHSE and the patient association and feedback from the International forum on quality and safety in healthcare outpatient workshop.

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Self-referral: can we reimagine gatekeeping in health care by enabling self-directed care?

Explore the potential benefits of self-referral, its effects on health inequalities and the factors which enable self-referral.

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Maternal Medicine and Healthcare Inequalities

The Chelsea & Westminster Hospital post graduate medical education fellows will share a scenario describing a patient's journey at Maternity Triage.

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Improving the interface between primary and secondary care

Our panel present case studies of shared digital medication records, primary and secondary care MDT meetings, and overseeing interface working groups.