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Paediatric A&E: The First Four Hours


A practical two day national conference in the First Four Hours series for doctors dealing with paediatric patients presenting to Emergency Departments, on 4-5 July 2006, at the Kingsway Hall Hotel, London
 
Nearly one hundred delegates attended this recent Paediatric A&E:
The First Four Hours Conference, which was held in London.
This summary of the conference evaluation is based on delegates’ feedback and the completed evaluation forms that were received on the conference days.
We are glad to say that judging from your evaluation, and chats with delegates at different points during the conference, it can only be concluded that this event was highly successful.
 

May we take the opportunity to inform you that from December Infomed will be holding conferences aimed at Consultant Paediatricians and Registrars. Currently there is a team of Advisors (Paediatricians) working on this new series.
Please keep an eye on the website for future events.

Please see the graphs to the right as a summary of how the event was evaluated in regards to the Level of content and information, Coverage of the subject and Achievement of objectives by our delegates and speakers.

Here are the views of some of our delegates over the two day event:
 

  • Good speakers
  • Relevant topics
  • Informed sessions allowing interaction
  • Regular breaks avoiding information overload
  • Good venue
  • Good spread of topics
  • Nice handouts
  • Enthusiastic lecturers
  • Good overview of Paediatric A&E with variety
  • Range/Length of lectures
  • Friendly atmosphere
  • Quality of delegate pack to enhance feedback
  • Coverage of subjects relevant to my practice
  • Very knowledgeable speakers
  • CD-ROM – Good idea
  • Very good visual aids and delegate pack
  • Ability to view presentations very well on plasma screens
  • Lots of practical information
  • Authorative speakers – aimed at appropriate level
  • Lots of different areas covered in a short space