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As of 2024, the Faculty of Perioperative Care (FPC) Conference will now be held biennially. The next FPC Conference will be held in 2025. More information will be made available in Winter 2024.
The Role of The Extended Surgical Team in the Digital World
The Faculty of Perioperative Care invites you to attend their 9th annual conference on 6-7 October 2023 in Birmingham.
The theme of this year's conference is "Perioperative Care in the Digital Era: Enhancing Patient Outcomes". As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the conference program has been thoughtfully curated to address the challenges and opportunities presented by digital advancements in surgical patient care. Our esteemed line-up of experts will share their insights and experiences, providing a comprehensive view of the latest trends and best practices.
The programme will bring together aspects of surgical patient care in the digital era, explore professional development and consider the importance of self-care.
On Friday 6 October delegates will have the opportunity to experience hands on workshops and meet with industry clinical experts; whilst on Saturday 7 October, the main conference will explore the opportunities, challenges and considerations facing practitioners working with the technology emerging in support of the patient journey.
On Saturday 19 November 2022, The Faculty of Perioperative Care are pleased to be hosting their 8th Annual Conference in person at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. This will be an opportunity for delegates to network and hear from influential speakers across the field.
The conference theme will focus on ‘ The Surgical Multidisciplinary Team: delivering safe, skilled and effective care.
The Co-Convenors for the conference will be, Ms Susan Hall, Associate Lecturer in Surgical Care Practice at Anglia Ruskin University and Prof. Bhuvaneswari Krishnamoorthy, Professor in Nursing and Surgical Practice.
RCSEd’s Faculty of Perioperative Care (FPC) are pleased to present their 7th Annual Conference, taking place online to allow for wider inclusion for all members of the extended surgical team and in particular, non-medically qualified practitioners.
