1. Healthcare

Registration Details
Registration Fee
30th January 2015
£180.00
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Payment can be made by Cheque, Bank Transfer or BACS
Cheque Payments:
Cheques should be made payable to Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive
Healthcare and forwarded to the Faculty at the following address below
All cheque payments should be in Pounds Sterling drawn on a UK clearing bank.
All applicants will have their places confirmed by email. If you have not received
notification within 2 weeks of your application please let us know on
(0207 724 5534)
Direct transfer payments only:
CAF Bank Limited
Sort Code: 40-52-40
Account Number: 00022134
Account Name: Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
27 Sussex Place
Regent’s Park
London
NW1 4RG
Telephone No. (+44) (0) 5603 340017 (Local rate number)
Please quote Reference Number on all documentation. Please pass
immediately to the relevant department.
Terms and Conditions
1. The organiser of the Joint BASHH and
FSRH conference is Faculty of Sexual and
Reproductive Healthcare, 27 Sussex Place,
Regent’s Park, London NW1 4RG.
2. Registration can only be accepted on
receipt of a completed registration form.
Completion of this registration form
constitutes a legally binding agreement
and you must sign agreeing to the terms
and conditions in order for your booking
to be processed.
3. Your place is not guaranteed until you
have received confirmation from the
FSRH administration
4. Confirmations will be sent to you by email
within 14 working days of receiving your
booking.
5. The FSRH cannot be responsible should
your registration form not be received.
6. If you have not heard from us 14 working
days after sending your completed form,
or 14 days before the day of the
conference, it is your responsibility to
contact us to ensure your place is booked.
7. All invoices must be paid within 21 days of
the invoice date and MUST be paid prior
to the conference. Failure to do so may
result in your place being cancelled.
8. The delegate is responsible for ensuring
payment to the FSRH has been made. Any
delegates arriving at conference with an
outstanding payment will be asked to pay
or refused entry.
9. Cancellations will only be accepted in
writing. Cancellations received after 15th
December 2014 will be refunded subject to
£50 administration fee. Cancellations
received after 15th December will not be
refunded, however substitutions will be
accepted at any time, but please notify the
organisers in writing of any name changes.
10. Any delegate registered to attend, who for
whatever reason may not be able to
attend the conference, is still liable for
payment as per the cancellation policy in
point 9.
11. Returned cheques not honoured by the
bank will attract a £3.50 minimum charge.
Data protection
The details you provide on this booking form
will be held and processed electronically. Your
name, job title and organisation address will
appear on the list of participants issued to
delegates, speakers, sponsoring companies
and other interested parties at the conference.
If you do not wish to appear on this list, please
tick the appropriate box on the registration
form.
Venue
The 10th Scientific Meeting will be held at:
The Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole
Street, London W1G 0AE.
Tel No. 0207 290 2900 Web: www.rsm.ac.uk
Registration will be located in the Ground
Floor Hall.
Getting There
By London Underground
Nearest stations: Central and Jubilee lines to
Bond Street (Less than 10 minutes walk) or
Victoria, Bakerloo and Central lines Oxford
Circus (Less than 10 minutes walk).
By bus
Nearest bus routes: 6, 7, 10, 13, 15, 23, 25, 30, 55,
73, 94, 98, 113, 137, 139, 159, 175, 189, 274, 390
are all within walking distance to the RSM.
By car
The RSM is in the congestion charging zone.
Wimpole Street is a one-way street,
approached from Henrietta Place.
Invitation to Register
Joint BASHH and FSRH Meeting
Challenging Issues in
Sexual Health
Tenth Anniversary Meeting
Parking near the RSM
Car parks are located in Cavendish Square
and Marylebone Lane, both five minutes walk
away.
For more information visit the City of
Westminster website.
By foot
1 Wimpole Street is located behind House of
Fraser, off Oxford Street.
Chandos House is located off Cavendish
Square, within a few minutes' walk of the
main RSM building.
Travelling in London
For further information about travelling in
London go to the Transport for London
website: www.tfl.gov.uk.
Accommodation
The following agencies specialise in
reasonably priced private accommodation for
medical professional:
• Housecalls Tel/Fax 020 8742 7057
www.house-calls.co.uk
email: [email protected]
Friday 30th January 2015
Why should you attend?
This meeting will
● Discuss challenging issues in both contraception and GU medicine
● Examine some challenging case studies
Who should attend?
● All clinical staff with an interest in sexual and reproductive health levels
1, 2 and 3
● Specialists, GPs, nurses and trainees working in GU medicine, SRH and
gynaecology
● Staff working in the voluntary sector and other organisations associated
with sexual health.
• Doctor in the House Tel 020 8870 5949
www.doctorhouse.co.uk
email: [email protected]
Venue
Royal Society of Medicine
1 Wimpole Street
London W1G OAE
Tel 0207 290 2900
www.bashh.org
www.fsrh.org
Challenging issues in STI clinics
Overview
Chairs: Dr Daniel Richardson, Consultant in GUM/HIV Brighton and
Dr Nini Vora, ST5 GUM/HIV, Medicine, Mortimer Market, London
Welcome to the 10th Annual Joint FSRH and BASHH conference
This year’s theme is: “Challenging Issues in Sexual Health” and we hope that you will enjoy the
varied programme. Following the success of last year’s session where complex cases were
presented by trainees to an expert panel generating lively debate, we are repeating this and
trust you will find this stimulating.
We also hope that delegates will use this opportunity to meet new colleagues from around the
UK, to learn, share ideas and network. Trainees from both GU medicine and SRH have been
invited to participate in this programme and we hope this will provide a valuable learning
experience for them.
11.45
12.15
12.45
Multidisciplinary team working is core to providing excellent clinical care for patients, and the
organisers hope that you will find this programme interesting and enjoy the day.
We value your feedback and hope that our programme for 2015 reflects your feedback from
previous years.
This popular meeting has been oversubscribed for several years so early booking is advised to
ensure your place.
Course Organisers:
Introduction and Welcome
Dr Chris Wilkinson: FSRH President
Challenging issues in contraception clinics
09.35
10.15
10.40
11.15
HPV Vaccination in men?
Professor Charles Lacey: Professor of Medicine, Centre for Immunology
and Infection, University of York
Chairs: Ms Ceri Evans: Senior Sexual Health Advisor, Chelsea and
Westminster and Ms Jane Hatfield, CEO of the FSRH
14.15
Women and access to SRH care: is it time for the fourth wave of feminism?
Dr Sandy Goldbeck-Wood, Editor in Chief of the JFPRHC
14.45
Challenges of managing sexual health of men in a new era of sex, drugs
and party
David Stuart: Substance Use Lead, GUM/HIV, Chelsea and Westminster
NHS Foundation Trust
Programme
09.30
Menopausal women and STIs
Dr Ailsa Gebbie, Consultant in Community Gynaecology, Edinburgh
Challenges to delivering SRH and GU services in
the new commissioning world
Friday 30th January 2015
Registration, coffee and exhibition
Genital dermatoses - a practical approach
Dr Fiona Lewis: Consultant Dermatologist: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS
Foundation Trust
13.15 Lunch and Exhibition
Dr Marian Everett, Hull
Dr Daniel Richardson, Brighton
Ms Ceri Evans, London
Ms Diana Halfnight, FSRH
09.00
Joint BASHH and FSRH Meeting
Challenging Issues in Sexual Health
30th January 2015
15.15
Please read the general information and terms and conditions on the rear of this
brochure before completing this form.
Booking Form
Registration Details
Please complete one form per delegate.
The information provided will be used in the preparation of your badge and in
the list of participants. Please write your name exactly as you wish it to appear.
Title (Prof/Dr/Mr/Mrs/Miss etc)
Name (as you would like it to appear on your badge)
Job Title
Organisation
Address for Correspondence
Comfort break
Challenging cases for the experts - panel discussion
Panel: Dr Liz Foley, Dr Marian Everett, Ms Ceri Evans and Dr Laura Waters
Postcode
Chairs: Dr Marian Everett, Chair of FSRH Meetings Committee and
Dr Susanna Hall cSRH trainee Bristol
15.50
Perimenopausal Contraception
Dr Susanna Hall, ST5 trainee Bristol
Update on contraception and impact of new products
Dr Zara Haider: Consultant in SRH Kingston Hospital NHS Trust
16.10
HIV and contraception, depot and HIV transmission
Dr Nina Vora, ST5 trainee, Mortimer Market, London
Dietary requirements:
Raising the issue of drugs/alcohol
Dr Sue Mann, SRH Consultant Kings College Hospital/NIHR Research Fellow
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Increasing the uptake of intrauterine contraception?
Dr Diana Mansour: Consultant in Community Gynaecology and
Reproductive Healthcare, Head of Sexual Health Services Newcastle
Solutions to irregular bleeding on contraception
Dr Jane Dickson: Consultant in SRH, Oxleas Foundation Trust
Coffee and Exhibition
16.30
16.50 Panel round up
17.00 Conference Close
Dr Jan Clarke: BASHH President
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