Events and courses

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We invite you to a KHP CTM Patient and Public Involvement/ Engagement (PPIE) drop-in session. The CTM PPIE Coordinator, Dr Sarah Crabtree, will answer your questions, provide guidance / advice, and connect you to available resources.

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Register for one of the King’s Health Partners Executive Fellowship in Surgical Leadership information sessions to learn more about the programme from one of our directors and to ask any questions.

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Register for one of the King’s Health Partners Executive Fellowship in Surgical Leadership information sessions to learn more about the programme from one of our directors and to ask any questions.

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Don't miss this opportunity to join members of the King's Health Partners research and clinical community, and hear from experts involved in rare diseases research​.

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We invite you to the KHP Cardiovascular & Respiratory Partnership Programme's Primary Care Short Course on Chronic Cough. The main aim of this course is to provide a primary care update on diagnosis, management, and common pitfalls in planning care for patients with chronic cough.

The course will be held virtually via Teams and is open to all, but may be of particular interest to primary care multidisciplinary teams, especially GP Nurses, Pharmacists, and GPs.

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General Paediatric GP Conference 2024 - with talks on tics, gastroenterology, dermatology, endocrinology and obesity.

Organised and chaired by Dr Diana Stan, General Paediatric Consultant, King's Health Partners

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You are invited to the upcoming Patient and Public Involvement/ Engagement (PPIE) Training workshop. This is an in-person event.
 
By attending this training, we aim for you to be able to:
•    Increase understanding of the importance of patient and public involvement in research;
•    Brainstorm innovative methods for public involvement at each stage of the research process;
•    Develop skills in reporting and evaluating public involvement which can be used in grant applications and publications.

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Delegates will learn all aspects of CAR-T treatment, both clinical and administrative (quality assurance) with the hope that they can actively steer and lead similar programmes in their parent institute. Gaining confidence in all aspects of CAR-T delivery enabling and empowering delegates to be active members on the CAR-T programmes at their hospitals.

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Clinical Effectiveness south east London (CESEL) have partnered with the Population Health & Equity Programme (at King's Health Partners) to produce a Vital 5 Primary Care Guide.  To mark the launch of this new Guide, CESEL will be delivering a webinar.  

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We invite you to a KHP CTM Patient and Public Involvement/ Engagement (PPIE) drop-in session. The CTM PPIE Coordinator, Dr Sarah Crabtree, will answer your questions, provide guidance / advice, and connect you to available resources.

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The "Autoimmune CAR-T Symposium" hosted by King's College Hospital and King's Health Partners will bring together leading experts from rheumatology, neurology, and haematology to explore the evolving role of CAR T cell therapy in autoimmune diseases. 

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This session aims to explain and help attendees understand why integrated care is important to the health of our patients, specifically why it is good to consider physical health of patients in mental health settings. 

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The seventh King’s Health Partners Primary Care Webinar of 2024 is titled 'Disability awareness through the lenses of disability: A journey of challenges, resilience and triumph'.

The webinar will be chaired by Dr Rachna Chowla, Joint Director of Clinical Strategy, King's Health Partners.

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Join our innovative and dynamic lecture series informing practising surgeons, undergraduate and postgraduate trainees who aspire to be surgeons, along with allied healthcare professionals who support day-to-day work, about the latest themes in surgery.

For our annual in-person Grand Round taking place on Thursday 21 November, we will be focusing on Surgical Leadership and Trauma Surgery.