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  • ALSG Conference 2025

    • Booking is open!

      We are delighted to announce that booking is now open for our biennial conference being held at Manchester Conference Centre on Wednesday, 24th September 2025. We're busy working on the programme but you can still reserve your place below, and choose to join us either in person or online. Don't forget to follow us on social media for the latest conference updates.

    • Book here:

    • Call for abstracts

      Do you have a simulation or demo you would like to share? Do you have a workshop proposal? 

      Calling all abstracts for the ALSG conference on 24th September 2025 at Manchester Conference Centre. This conference theme is “focusing on you as an instructor”, and we would like to invite you to be a part of this. Submit your abstract now by clicking here.

      This is an excellent opportunity to reach out to fellow instructors and gain valuable feedback.

      Submission Guidelines:

      • Abstract Length: 150 words
      • Format: simulation, demo, e-poster, workshop
      • Deadline: 31st January 2025
      • Submission form

      All submissions will be reviewed by our conference panel, and selected abstracts will be invited to present at our conference on 24th September 2025 in Manchester. Notifications of acceptance will be sent by the end of February.

      We look forward to receiving your submission and welcoming you to the conference in September.


  • ALSG/MTS Conference 2023

    • We've had some great feedback from our first hybrid conference which took place on Thursday, 14th September 2023 and we'd still love to hear from you. A link to the feedback questionnaire is below, once completed your attendance certificate will be emailed to you.

      ALSG/MTS Hybrid Conference: 14th September 2023 - Feedback questionnaire

      Recorded sessions

      Relive the ALSG/MTS Conference. Click on the time slots below to view the footage from each of the sessions at the conference. You can also listen in to a series of Podcasts by Ben Symon recorded in and around the conference, capturing insights from APLS 7e, mMOET 4e, APEx and the powerful Schwartz Round session.  We've also included a short montage of photographs from the day.

      Available video recordings (click on the time to view all recordings):

      Welcome and plenaries
      Welcome - Kevin Mackway-Jones and Sinead Kay
      How AI can enhance a clinician's learning - Sina Kahen
      Listening reframed: how to change your listening style to be a better educator - Ben Symon
      Small teaching: improving everyday teaching practices - James Lang

      10:00-10:45
      Improving the use of vital signs in MTS for children (remote presentation) - Joany Zachariasse
      Triage future plans - Jill Windle
      4th edition mMOET demo, teaching methods and all you need to know to teach mMOET - mMOET Working Group
      Harnessing the power of AI: solutions for pain points in clinical education - Sina Kahen
      Strengthening Emergency Care: the world as our training ground - Julia Thomson and Cath Harrison

      12:00-12:45
      Irish National Triage Audit - Fiona McDaid
      Improving ambulance turnaround times using MTS - Laura Wilson
      Extended reality in simulation - Mohamed Elriedy
      MIMMS remote to hybrid - Brodie Paterson and Dave Bywater
      HMIMMS and MIMMS in Estonia - Alan Jervis

      14:15-15:00
      Clinical frailty at front door triage - Laura Wilson
      MTS Pathfinder - Julie Butterworth
       Virtual reality tracheostomy training - Brendan McGrath
      ALSG and Swiss Medi-Kids supporting Ukrainian Doctors (remote presentation) - Katja Berlinger and Ladina Andrey
      Preparing international graduates, preparing faculty - Kate Denning, Rose Alhaleem, Siba Prosad Paul and Stephanie Smith

      15:00-15:45
      MTS Accreditation - Eve-Marie Rushton
      If I could change one thing about MTS - Paulo Frietas, Mark Wood and Angela Creighton
      Support and supervision in child protection - Ruth Skelton
      Pulse oximetry and racial bias, what is the truth? Highlighting systemic issues and raising awareness - Ben Hylton

      16:00-16:45
      Major Incident Triage Tool - Tony Gleeson
       APEx simulation demo - APEx Working Group
      Continuous assessment for learning - Kate Denning, Kara Dent, Stephanie Smith, Izzy Watson
      Long term care in the US - James Lang (remote presentation)


      APLS 7e

      Podcasts by Ben Symon:

      Interviews:

      Photographs:







  • RCEM Annual Scientific Conference 2024

    The Annual Scientific Conference will take place in Gateshead on 8 - 10 October as a hybrid conference, with options for delegates to attend face-to-face or virtually | RCEM accredited for CPD

    Register: https://rcem.ac.uk/events/annual-scientific-conference-2024/

    Event summary: The Annual Scientific Conference highlights cutting-edge research in emergency medicine (EM) from national and international speakers. Highlights of this event will include the prestigious David Williams Lecture, and RCEM President Dr Adrian Boyle’s Presidential Address.



  • Study days and workshops from The Royal College of Emergency Medicine

    Have you seen what study days and workshops RCEM have got to offer? Throughout the year they offer a plethora of events on a huge number of topics, from CESR to ED Design and major trauma to chest drain insertion. To see the full list of events and for more information visit www.rcem.ac.uk/events.