Imperial College London Diabetes Center, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Advanced Medicine Congress Webinar

The seventh Advanced Medicine Congress (AMC) will bring together specialists from around the world to discuss the latest trends and developments in general medicine.

Forming part of the Imperial College London Diabetes Centre Education Series, AMC is hosted in partnership with the UK's Royal College of Physicians (RCP) and will provide general and specialist physicians at all levels of experience, opportunities to engage in leading-edge conversations.

In 2021 it will hosted online as a webinar.

DATE	18 June, 2021
DURATION	3 hours
TIMING	5pm - 8pm (United Arab Emirates)
AUDIENCE	All physicians of General and Specialist Practice
VENUE	Online, via Microsoft Teams
ADMISSION	Free
TELEPHONE	+971 (0) 3 746 4848
ACCREDITATION	3 CME Hours (Category 2) (Department of Health Abu Dhabi)

2021 Programme

06:00pm	Introduction Dr Mohammed Iqbal, Consultant Endocrinologist, Imperial College London Diabetes Centre

06:05pm	The Long-term Respiratory Features of Covid-19 Dr Rebecca Taylor, Consultant Respiratory Physician, Barts Health Trust

6:35pm	Covid-19 response in UAE Dr Omniyat Al Hajeri, Director of Community Health, AD Public Health Center

7:05pm	COVID and Diabetes Dr Sara Suliman, Consultant Endocrinologist, Imperial College London Diabetes Centre

7:35pm	Break

7:45pm	Management of hyponatraemia & diabetes insipidus in the time of Covid-19 Prof Amir Sam, Head of Imperial College School of Medicine & Consultant Endocrinologist, Charing Cross & Hammersmith Hospitals

8:15pm	Reflections of a global officer Prof Ali Jawad, Immediate past VP, (Global) Royal College of Physicians

8:45pm	Close

Moderators

Dr Mohammed Iqbal, Consultant Endocrinologist, Imperial College London Diabetes Centre

Prof Ali Jawad, Immediate past VP, (Global) Royal College of Physicians

Please fill in your details below to register for Advanced Medicine Congress 2021. Alternatively you may also send an email to cme@icldc.ae to confirm your interest to register.