Our latest regional events
The aim of the conferences is deliver relevant and useful clinical updates on top acute medical topics, as well as provide career information for those who are considering a career in Acute Internal Medicine..
Regional Conferences
Our takeAIM conferences are one day events, specifically designed for Foundation Doctors and Core Medical Trainees.
takeAIM Preston
October 2, 2018
Seminar Room 4, Education Centre 1, Royal Preston Hospital
Session topics will include:
Talks on Respiratory topics at the Front door
What a career is like in Acute Medicine.
Q&A session
Find out about a career in Acute Internal Medicine at our FREE evening event aimed at Medical Students, FY Doctors and Core Medical and ACCS trainees.
Food provided and certificate awarded at the end of the session!
Cardiology in Acute Medicine
September 18, 2018
Ageing Health Seminar Room, 9th Floor North Wing, St Thomas' Hospital
Come join us for an evening of interesting lectures on Cardiology in Acute Medicine, covering everything you need to know about arrhythmias, heart failure and devices, ACHD and valve diseases on the Acute Take. There will also be an opportunity to hear about a career in Acute Medicine.
takeAIM Liverpool Regional Session
July 17, 2018
A+E Seminar Room, above A+E, Royal Liverpool University Hospital
Two great speakers lined up:
Dr Vicky Price - 'Ambulatory Care'
Dr Graeme Guthrie - 'Life as an Acute Physician'
takeAIM North Wales
June 19, 2018
Postgraduate Centre, Ysbyty Glan Clwyd
Find out more about a career in Acute Medicine and come and listen to talks around a career in AIM
Register with aimwalestraineerep@gmail.com
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AIM physicians provide initial assessment, investigation, diagnosis and management of patients who have an acute medical illness within the first 72 hours of their hospital stay.
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AIM physicians provide initial assessment, investigation, diagnosis and management of patients who have an acute medical illness within the first 72 hours of their hospital stay.
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