The London FRCR Course : the Emergency Module in 2010


The Radiology Red Dot Courses team have again responded to a request from Dr Justin Lee and the Royal College of Radiologists . . . ie to create an interactive teaching day for the Emergency Module (plain film assessment) as part of the London FRCR Clinical Course in 2010.

about the course

A one day course to be held in the Education Centre, Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow, London. This is a very practical course utilising an interactive teaching approach : there are no Powerpoint lectures; trainees analyse Emergency Department images at individual workstations. The answer sessions provide helpful hints and logical approaches to plain film analysis / diagnosis.

lead teachers

  • Dr Simon Morley FRCR, University College Hospital, London.
  • Dr Gerald de Lacey FRCR, Consultant Radiologist.
  • Dr Lol Berman FRCR, Addenbrookes' Hospital and the University, Cambridge.

course content

Course content / programme can be downloaded here.

booking

  • The course is primarily designed to assist those attending the London FRCR Course. 47 places are reserved for the London trainees ( London FRCR Clinical Course ).
  • Others can attend. The course can accept an additional 10 to 15 trainees from other training years or from out of London departments on a first-to-ask basis. There will be a nominal / discounted fee ( £50 ) for each of these additional places.
  • Catering is not included / provided for those attending the course. Coffee, tea and sandwiches are available for purchase at various outlets close to the Education Centre.

course dates

Dates being finalised - will be posted here soon

  • BOOKING - IMPORTANT NOTES:
  • This course (analysing plain radiographic images from the Emergency Department) is organised on behalf of the Royal College of Radiologists for the trainees attending the 2010 London FRCR Course. The Royal College has booked 47 trainees on this course.
  • EXTRA PLACES ? There are a limited number of extra places available for those in other training years, or attached to out-of-London training posts. There is a nominal charge (£50) for each of these extra places.
  • Those interested in taking up one of the extra places should make an enquiry by Email to: and head the enquiry as follows . . . "The 17 February 2010 Emergency module FRCR Clinical Course - any extra places remaining ?"

(1) Cancellations received more than 21 days prior to a course will receive a 75% refund of the fee paid. Cancellations received less than 21 days prior to a course will receive a 25% refund of the fee paid. Non attendance will not entitle the registrant to a refund.

(2) Transfer to a later or future course. If a registrant makes a cancellation and requests a simple transfer to a future course at the fee already paid... this will not normally be arranged. In general, a cancellation cannot be transferred (at the fee paid) to a future course because places cannot be filled at short notice. However, the timing of the cancellation is important. Our transfer policy is as follows: a) a cancellation - with a request for a transfer to a future course - which is received more than 28 days prior to the course will be transferred; b) any registrant making a cancellation – for whatever reason – less than 28 days prior to a course will not be transferred to a future course (at the fee already paid) and, instead, the registrant will receive the % refund as per (1) above.

(3) Returned cheques will incur an administration charge of £15.

 

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