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  • The Joy of GP in Shetland and the Highlands – Dr David Evans

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    David was a  GP partner in Plymouth for 34 years. He now works as a GP appraiser and locum both locally and in Shetland with Debbie. David and Debbie are regulars with SKI-ED since its conception.

  • The role of medicines and technology in diabetes: pitfalls, challenges, and opportunities! – Dr Saima Butt and Dr Katherine McCullough

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Saima is a GP with a professional focus on women’s health at work and a personal mission to transform Type 1 Diabetes care. With her lived experience of raising a child with Type 1 Diabetes, she advocates for better access to technology and help medical groups and families navigate a diagnosis that is relentless but…

  • AI in healthcare – Prof Tim Underwood

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Tim Underwood is Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton. He is an internationally recognised expert Upper GI surgeon with over 10 years’ experience as a consultant. Tim has an impressive background in research and we are delighted to see him back at SKIED for a second year.

  • Psychedelics down Under – Prof Jonathan Brett

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Professor Jonathan Brett is a consultant in clinical pharmacology, toxicology and addiction at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney. He is running trials of psychedelic assisted psychotherapies to treat mental health and drug and alcohol problems.

  • Anxiety in Uniform: My 40-Year Awakening – Ms Ashleigh Lowther

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Ash is an RCEM Credentialed ACP in adult and Paeds EM and a Nursing Officer in the RAF, currently working clinically at the John Radcliffe in Oxford and stationed at RAF Benson. Her interests are shop floor education in the ED and leadership.

  • Tea & Coffee Break

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy
  • Mounjaro: one year on – Dr Helen Howe

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Helen Howe is a salaried GP in a large network, with over 50,000 patients, encompassing six practices. She is based in Boscombe, an area of very high deprivation, caring for homeless, asylum seekers housed in hotels and other vulnerable groups. In her spare time she enjoys being with her family outdoors and running. Having not…

  • Lessons learned about opening a new department: One year on – Dr Sophie Gough

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Sophie Gough is Urgent Care Group Director at Portsmouth Hospital University NHS Trust with responsibility for ED, UTC and AMU. She trained in London and the Wessex region. Sophie was appointed as a Consultant in EM in 2008. She was Associate CD for Governance and Clinical Director for EM before taking up her current role…

  • How can your inner child help you? – Dr Sarah Herbert

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Sarah is an Adult and Paediatric Emergency Medicine Consultant. She is Clinical lead of Children’s ED and Green ED lead at Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth. She is also the TPD for Wessex ST3 residents. Sarah is a wife, mother and general chaos coordinator.

  • Going the extra mile: Interdepartmental teamwork – Dr Lucy Longbottom & Dr Suzy Connor

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy

    Lucy works in Cornwall as a Clinical Fellow in EM with Specialist Interest in Expedition Medicine. When not working on mountain and marine expeditions as a medic or mountain leader; Lucy volunteers with British Exploring Society, to support young people to engage with the outdoors on expeditions, and works as a lifeboat crew member. Suzy…

  • Tea & Coffee Break

    Hotel de Champuloc Route Ramey, 65, Champoluc, AO, Italy