The Royal Society of Medicine-
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20 Av 5780 – 10 August, 2020
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| Thank you for taking part – COVID-19: Sharing the international lessons learned |
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| Dear sir/madam,
Thank you for taking part in last week’s international conference. Thousands of you from over 100 different countries helped to make RSM history, as we gathered the largest number of delegates we have ever seen for this important and thought-provoking conference.
We would like to thank the Kantor Charitable Foundation for their generous support enabling free access to this webinar.
Free CPD learning
Viewing this conference for 2 hours entitles you to 2 CPD credits. If you have attended the webinar, either live or by watching on-demand, a CPD certificate will be sent to you by the end of August 2020.
Extend your learning beyond the conference
Our speakers have kindly collated a reading list of resources and recommendations to further support your education and learning on this topic. |
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Your free recording
We’re delighted to enable access to the recording of the live conference. To watch this webinar on-demand, please click below and when prompted, please enter your password.
Password: RSMConf2020! |
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We’d love your feedback
If you haven’t done so already, we’d be incredibly grateful if you could spare a few minutes to complete this short survey. Your feedback is invaluable to us and will help us to shape and improve our educational programme for healthcare professionals. |
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Continue the conversation online using #RSMCOVIDConf
Follow us on Twitter: @RoySocMed
We hope you found this conference valuable and we hope that you join more of our webinars in the future.
Thank you and best wishes,
The Royal Society of Medicine |
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The world has been rocked by the COVID-19 crisis, the worst pandemic in more than a century. Clinicians across the globe have had to make difficult treatment decisions, without prior knowledge of the disease. This conference will allow the global medical community to come together, share the lessons learned in important clinical areas and make firm recommendations to minimise the impact of further COVID-19 waves and future pandemics.”
Professor Sir Simon Wessely
Immediate Past-President of the Royal Society of Medicine |
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