WHY ATTEND

Acute & General Medicine is a three-day online conference and networking event dedicated to providing you with the latest clinical updates. The event explores the evolving world of medicine with expert speakers delivering CPD accredited education.

Acute & General Medicine Live 2020 will run in November, over three days from the 10th – 12th of November. The virtual event will be the largest digital gathering of hospital doctors in the UK.

AGM Live! 2020 will deliver over 30 CPD approved sessions giving over 2,500 hospital doctors access to an unparalleled learning opportunity to source new ideas and inspiration and ways of working post pandemic.

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Participating in Acute & General Medicine LIVE! costs only £49+VAT for healthcare professionals but tickets are limited to 2500 spaces only. Secure your free pass now by simply signing up via the button below. If you are already an Acute & General Medicine Conference 2020 pass holder, please contact us via training@closerstillmedia.com

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A sneak peak of our all-star lineup

Dr Alexandra Andrews, Consultant Stroke Physician and Clinical Lead Stroke at Barts Health NHS Trust
Dr Pooja Dassan, Consultant Neurologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Rupa Ahluwalia, Consultant Endocrinologist and Clinical Lead for Endocrinology at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Mark Thomas, Consultant Physician and Nephrologist at Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Unni Krishnan, Consultant Cardiologist (interventional) at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust / Royal Papworth Hospital
Dr Andrew Conway Morris, Honorary Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine and Addenbrooke’s Hospital
Dr Bernadette Jenner, Clinical Pharmacology and General Internal Medicine Registrar at Addenbrookes Hospital
Prof Tahir Masud, Consultant Physician at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, and President of the British Geriatrics Society
Dr Robin Condliffe, Consultant Physician at Sheffield Pulmonary Vascular Disease Unit, Royal Hallamshire Hospital
Dr Vincent Connolly, Clinical Advisor to the National Ambulatory Emergency Care Network, and System Executive Medical Director, North Cumbria Integrated Healthcare System