Dates:  22-26th May 2023

Location:  Virtual

Cost: £430

Contact:  lisa.barnett3@nhs.net or bwc.paedsdermcourse@nhs.net

Brief description: This popular 5 day course, run by Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, is designed for dermatologists (particularly trainees) and also consultants wanting to update their knowledge and skills.

The course is co-badged by the British Association of Dermatologists and approved by the Royal College of Physicians (London) for 25 CPD credits (pending). Certificates are also awarded for Level 3 Child Protection and Paediatric Basic Life Support.

Who should attend?
This course is open to dermatologists only, but a sister course for paediatricians is held at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital. We welcome practicing dermatologists of any grade.

Registration opens 13th January 2023

Dates:  23-27th May 2022

Location:  Virtual (2022)

Cost: £350

Contact: isabelle.conway@nhs.net

Brief description: This popular 5-day course, run by Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, is designed for dermatologists (particularly trainees) and also consultants wanting to update their knowledge and skills.

The course is co-badged by the British Association of Dermatologists and approved by the Royal College of Physicians (London) for 25 CPD credits (pending). Certificates are also awarded for Level 3 Child Protection and Paediatric Basic Life Support.

Who should attend?
This course is open to dermatologists only, but a sister course for pediatricians is held at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital. We welcome practicing dermatologists of any grade.

Dates:  13-15^th June 2022

Venue: Online via MS Teams

Organiser: Dr. Helen Goodyear

Contact: Wendy Leach Secretary to Dr. Helen Goodyear, email: wendy.leach@uhb.nhs.uk Tel: 01214241826

Brief description: The course is suitable for clinicians who work with children including Paediatricians of all grades and GPs. It covers management of common paediatric skin disorders, recognition of rarer skin disorders, hair & nail disorders and demonstration of common skin treatments

Dates: 10th and 11th November 2022 (Virtual, recorded content available until 11th Dec 2022)

Location:  Virtual

Cost: £205 (£145 for trainees, nurses)

Contact: info@stjohnsdermacademy.com

Brief description: This comprehensive Paediatric Dermatology course will cover acute, common and rare paediatric skin conditions.  Emphasis is placed on practical tips for best patient management including multidisciplinary input.

Date:                Friday 14^th February 2020

Location:           UCL Institute of Child Health

Cost:                 Early Bird Fee £165, Standard Fee (from 13^th December 2019) £195
Contact ICH Events:  Tel. +44 (0)207 905 2699 e-mail ich.events@ucl.ac.uk

You will learn what’s new in: atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, vascular malformations, epidermal naevi, tuberous sclerosis, DNA repair defects, dermatological emergencies, bullous disorders and more…

The Course Director is: Dr Veronica Kinsler, Consultant Paediatric Dermatologist & Academic Lead Clinician, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust, London

Seminar Rooms, Department of Dermatology, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee, Scotland
Monday, 11 May to Thursday 14 May 2020

PRICE: £850

Friday May 2nd 2025

This NEW one day virtual course is targeted at consultant dermatologists and dermatology trainees who wish to gain a practical understanding of advances in genetic testing. This course may also be relevant for trainees in genetics who wish to strengthen their knowledge of genetic skin disorders.

Dermatologists are increasingly involved in investigating and diagnosing genetic disorders due to recent mainstreaming of genetic testing in the UK. This course aims to enhance training in clinical genetics to help dermatologists in their day-to-day practice. This inaugural course will be led by eminent speakers, both clinical geneticists and dermatologists who are experts in their field. It will  cover wide range of topics including the practicalities of testing, counselling regarding diagnoses, and interpreting results, including variants of unclear significance. There will be a strong focus on practical advice and case studies, which attendees may submit for discussion.

The course will focus on clinical cases likely to be encountered by clinicians including  rare genetic  skin disorders, skin fragility and photosensitivity disorders, pigmentary disorders and skin cancer syndromes including pragmatic approaches to testing.