DRAFT PROGRAMME DAY 1. TIME TOPIC SPEAKER CHAIR 8:30 Registration. Derek Alderson RCS President Elect

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DRAFT PROGRAMME DAY 1 TIME TOPIC SPEAKER CHAIR 8:30 Registration 9:30 Welcome Plenary Speakers: 10:00 A global view of surgery for the Young 10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 SSAs perspectives from: BFirst

1 DRAFT PROGRAMME DAY 1 TIME TOPIC SPEAKER CHAIR 8:30 Registration 9:30 Welcome Plenary Speakers: 10:00 A global view of surgery for the Young 10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 SSAs perspectives from: BFirst Urolink WOC ENT UK BAPS 12:00 Q&A Derek Alderson RCS President Elect Vivien Lees RCS Council Member and Lead for International Affairs Duncan Jackman Director of RCS International Affairs Kokila Lakhoo Consultant paediatric surgeon and Chair of the international forum of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeons Wee Lam Consultant Plastic and Hand Surgeon Royal Hospital for Sick Children Honorary Clinical Senior Suzie Venn Co-Chair of Urolink Urological Surgeon Deepa Bose Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Robin Youngs ENT Surgeon and Global Health Lead for ENTUK Niyi Ade-Ajayi Consultant Paediatric Surgeon and Surgical Lead for the King s Sierra Leone Partnership. Chris Lavy Susan Hill Shafi Ahmed

2 12:30 10 X lightning presentations Exhibitors 13:00 Lunch Duncan Jackman 14:00 Challenges and gratification in the reconstruction of congenital and acquired deformities in the paediatric population of Zimbabwe 15:00 Parallel Breakout Sessions: MSF Faith Muchemwa Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon Women in Surgery Africa Yvette Godwin, MSF Vivien Lees Sarah Davidson Undertaking research in global surgery Willing and Abel Charity work Caris Grimes Abi Estelle Adam Williams Nigel Standfield WHO Simulation and Global Health Diplomatic Waraguru Wanju Doctor and Global Surgery Advocate Isobel Marks 15:45 Coffee Break 16:30 Academic Research, Perspectives on Surgery for Children Globally Andy Leather, KCL Director of the King s Centre for Global Health, at King s College London and King s Health Partners Chris Lavy, Oxford Honorary Consultant Spine Surgeon at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre (Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust) Peter Prinsley Aneel Bhangu, Global Surg Colorectal Surgeon and Co-founder of GlobalSurg 17:30 Q&A Closing Drinks Reception Chris Lavy

3 DRAFT PROGRAMME DAY 2 TIME TOPIC SPEAKER CHAIR 8:30 Registration 9:00 International Perspectives on Children Surgery Waraguru Wanju IFMSA, WHA policy advisor Turhan Comez Refugee Surgeon Sara Venturini and Sarah Khavandi 10:00 Syria and Beyond: Attacks on healthcare and leveraging influence to protect hospitals and healthcare workers. Tirana Hassan Amnesty International Sara Venturini and Sarah Khavandi 10:30 Coffee Break 10:45 From Treatment Efficacy to Healthcare Quality David Chang Health Services Research in Boston Lilli Cooper 11:30 Anaesthesia RCS Julian Gore- Booth WFSA Naomi Wright PaedSurg Africa Lili Cooper 12:10 Q&A Panel with morning speakers Theme: How do we move forward and better quantity the burden of child surgery? Lilli Cooper 12:30 Lightning Presentations Exhibitors 13:00 Lunch 14:00 Global Surgery Future: GASOC The role of trainees in shaping Global Surgery future Sarah Davidson and Kat Ford Andy Leather

4 ASiT Trainee involvement in Global Surgery: ASiT Rwanda and the ASiT Global Surgery course Helen Mohan and James Glasbey Medsin The role of students in shaping Global Surgery future Sara Ventorini 14:30 4/5 Parallel Breakout Sessions Session 1: Lifebox The Checklist Effect Video/clip will be screening during this session Session 3: Club Foot Treatment Session 4: WHO Simulation Session 5: The International Surgical Worksforce (InciSioN) Workforce Migration: Brain drain and task shifting? 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 Panel Speakers: Panel: They did it, why can t we? How can we achieve recognition at an international level for the importance of surgery as a global health intervention? Waruguru Wanju IFMSA and WHA Policy Advisor Nadine Haram Jude Holden 17:00 Closing Speech Nigel Standfield RCS Council Member

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