Workshops
Delegate workshop selection details will be released nearer the ticket deadline…so get your tickets now!
The Hunger Games:
An Ultrasound Survival Workshop
Dr. David Cloete
Step into the arena and test your point-of-care ultrasound skills in the ultimate EM challenge. The Hunger Games workshop throws participants into high-stakes, fast-paced clinical scenarios where only sharp scanning, rapid interpretation, and decisive action will keep your patient — and your team — alive.
Minor Injury Workshop:
Practical Skills for Frontline Clinicians
Laura & Michelle
Sharpen your assessment and management skills in this hands-on Minor Injury Workshop designed for clinicians working in fast-paced emergency and urgent care settings. Through focused, case-based teaching and practical stations, participants will learn evidence-based approaches to common presentations including wounds, sprains and strains, fractures, joint injuries, foreign bodies, burns, and minor head trauma.
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You’ll gain confidence in performing key procedures such as wound closure, immobilisation techniques, use of dermabond and steri-strips. This workshop provides practical, immediately applicable knowledge to improve patient care.
Artificial intelligence
Siddharth Arora
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way healthcare systems understand demand and allocate resources.
Siddharth Arora, Associate Professor of Machine Learning and Management Science and Co-Programme Director for the Oxford Executive Diploma in Artificial Intelligence for Business, will lead this gripping workshop on how AI can act as a “crystal ball” for Emergency Department operations. Discover how machine-learning models can forecast admissions, anticipate surges, and predict individual patient length of stay, giving clinicians and managers powerful tools to improve flow, safety, and decision-making.
Legal & Medical
Ms. Victoria Ryan
Personal finances are a foundational part of our overall wellbeing and long-term security. In this interactive, case-based workshop, the team from Legal & Medical, independent financial advisers to Medics Money, will demystify the world of saving, investing, and pensions.
Whether you’re just starting your career or planning for retirement, you’ll gain practical strategies to strengthen your financial future and make confident, informed decisions.
Artificial intelligence
Mr. Ian Biddle
During the pressures of a busy night shift, many of us catch ourselves imagining the day we finally reach retirement. But building the future you envision starts long before your final years of work.
Join Ian Biddle, Specialist Financial Advisor at Wesleyan, for a clear and engaging exploration of how to make your pension work for you. This session will help you understand the steps you can take now to create a secure, fulfilling, and adventure-filled retirement.
Intubation Workshop
Dr. Lizle Blom
Ready to elevate your airway game? Join Lizle Blom from TVAA and co for a dynamic, hands-on workshop designed for all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned clinician looking for a refresher or a complete beginner hoping to learn the ropes, we’ve got you covered!
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This interactive session will cover both direct and video-assisted intubation techniques, giving you the chance to practice and refine your skills in a safe, supportive environment. With expert guidance and plenty of time for hands-on practice, you’ll gain the confidence and skills needed to approach airway management with greater ease.
Spaces are limited, so be sure to sign up and take the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the tools and techniques that will make a difference in high-pressure situations.
SOMA Breathwork
Ms. Cassie
Cassie is a trauma‑informed SOMA Breathwork Instructor and experienced Critical Care Nurse Practitioner, with over 20 years working in intensive care and resuscitation. Her clinical background gives her a deep understanding of respiratory health and the vital role of breath in recovery and resilience.
Following her own transformative post‑Covid journey with SOMA Breathwork, Cassie now guides others to reconnect with their breath through rhythmic breathing, energised music, and guided visualisation. Her workshops help participants reduce stress, improve respiratory efficiency, and access restorative states of calm and clarity. Grounded in science and enriched by lived experience, she empowers clients to use the breath as a powerful tool for self‑regulation and resilience.
Here are some links if you would like to find out more:
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Official SOMA Breath Website: somabreath.com
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Information about SOMA Breath & Founder Niraj Naik: somabreath.com/about-niraj-soma-breath
Pre-Hospital Major Incident Management
Ms. Hannah Hirst
Confidence under pressure starts with preparation.
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Build your resilience and readiness by joining us for an engaging, practical session designed for healthcare professionals from all backgrounds. This workshop will boost your confidence in managing multi-casualty incidents, utilising practical tools including Ten Second Triage (TST) and the Major Incident Triage Tool (MITT). Come prepared to get hands on, make some difficult decisions, and engage in some healthy competition with our TST challenge!
Restorative Clinical Supervision:
Team Building & Reflection for MDT Members
Ms. Amelia Harris,
Ms. Georgina West, Ms.Amelia Long
We’re excited to invite all MDT members to an upcoming RCS workshop focused on team building, reflection and growth. This session will combine meaningful discussions with practical exercises, giving you the chance to connect with your team, share experiences and explore tools that can help in your daily work and during tough shifts or patient conversations.
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Whether you’re looking to improve communication, manage stress, or simply reflect on your experiences, this workshop will provide valuable insights and strategies for navigating challenges together.
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Let’s come together to build stronger connections and enhance our teamwork!
Yoga Workshop
Dr. Helen MacMullen
I discovered yoga in my early twenties after years of competitive sport — drawn first to the strength and challenge, but staying for the calm it brought to my mind.​ When I stopped practicing, I noticed how quickly tension returned. No amount of running or rest could give me what yoga did: balance, clarity, and connection.​ After my first child, my daily yoga practice became a lifeline — 45 minutes of space just for me. It helped me stay strong, flexible, and grounded while studying medicine, working, and caring for a family.
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Now, I offer that same space for others — a soothing yet empowering practice that blends strength, balance, and deep relaxation.
It’s a practice that complements every body and every lifestyle — whether you’re an athlete, a parent, or simply someone looking to reconnect with yourself.
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Everybody is welcome. You’ll leave feeling calm, strong, and centered — from the inside out.