international

developing health - programme

2012 programme:

Sunday 24 June
From 1600 Arrival and registration
1800 Evening meal
1900 Introductory session Ian Spillman & course directors

Community Health

Monday 25 June
0900-0945 Global overview Ted Lankester
0945-1030 Establishing an effective primary healthcare service Helen Shawyer
1100-1230 ABC of community health Ted Lankester
1400-1500 Disaster relief Chris Lewis
1500-1530 Mental health for refugees Maureen Wilkinson
1600-1730 What does it mean to be faith-based Nick Henwood

Medicine

Tuesday 26 June
0900-1030 Mental Health Maureen Wilkinson
1100-1230 General medicine
 Malcolm Molyneux & John Day
1400-1530 General medicine Malcolm Molyneux & John Day
1600-1730 Ophthalmology David Yorston
Wednesday 27 June
0900-1030 Tuberculosis John Day
1100-1230 Malaria Malcolm Molyneux
1400-1730 Tropical Medicine Malcolm Molyneux, John Day

HIV/ AIDS

Thursday 28 June
0900-1030 New global challenges in HIV - sustaining the effort! Gisela Schneider
1100-1145 Managing opportunistic infections with and without ART Gisela Schneider
1145-1230 ART in resource-limited settings Gisela Schneider
1400-1530 ART in children and prevention of mother-to-child transmission Gisela Schneider
1600-1730 Palliative care Vicky Lavy

Paediatrics

Friday 29 June
0900-0930 Introduction Ian Spillman
0930-1030 Care of the newborn Hannah Blencowe
1100-1200 Triage and IMCI James Bunn
1200-1500 Practical skills workshop All speakers plus Janet Anderson
1500-1530 Case studies Ian Spillman
1600-1700 Malnutrition Marko Kerac
1700-1730 Panel discussion
 Ian Spillman
Workshop will include - Neonatal resuscitation; cannulation; interosseus access; using IMCI

Aspects of Mission Work

Saturday 30 June
0900-1030 Caring for the carers Mary Hopper
1100-1230 Managing teams across cultures
 Jane Bates

Surgery

Monday 2 July
0900-1030 Anaesthetics Hilary Edgecombe
1100-1230 Surgery for the non-surgeon John Rennie & Colin Binks
1400-1730 Practical skills workshop All speakers plus Amanda Stephens
Workshops will include - spinal anaesthesia; suturing; wound care; dental extraction

Trauma & Orthopaedics

Tuesday 3 July
0900-0930 Trauma overview Chris Lavy
0930-1030 Fractures & joint injuries Chris Lavy
1050-1140 Burns Sarah Tucker
1140-1230 Tropical orthopaedics Alan Norrish
1400-1730 Practical skills workshop All speakers plus Liz Hardinge
Workshop will include - plastering; traction & dislocations; burns; physiotherapy

Women's Health

Wednesday 4 July
0900-1015 Introduction & keynote lecture; cross-cultural care Mary Hopper
1030-1300 Workshop 1 Speakers include Mary Hopper, Christine Edwards, John Guillebaud, and Alison Wilkinson
1430-1545 Workshop 2
1600-1730 Workshop 3 and final questions
Workshop will include - normal labour & partograph; PET/ eclampsia; haemorrhae; sepsis; breech/ should dystocia/ suturing

Women's Health

Thursday 5 July
0900-1015 Introduction & keynote lecture; Maternal health in 21st century Mary Hopper
1030-1300 Workshop 1 Speakers include Mary Hopper, Christine Edwards, John Guillebaud, and Alison Wilkinson
1430-1545 Workshop 2
1600-1730 Workshop 3 and final questions
Workshop will include - family planning; STIs; emergency gynae; fistula & female genital mutilation

Teaching

Friday 6 July
0900-1030 Dermatology Claire Fuller
1100-1230 Teaching Vicky Lavy