Events / Education
Masterclass in Imaging of Gynaecological Cancers
Fri 16 Oct 2020 Classroom
Imparando, 56 Commercial Road, Aldgate, London E1 1LPRelevant Documents
Full Programme
This second edition Masterclass in Imaging of Gynaecological Cancers is a highly commended one–day teaching course which will highlight current imaging techniques, image interpretation and pitfalls in imaging gynaecological malignancies.
Learning Objectives for this course:
1. To comprehend the role of imaging in the diagnosis and evaluation of gynaecological malignancy
2. To understand and apply the FIGO staging system
3. To appreciate the application of imaging in deciding treatment options for gynaecological cancers
4. To assess treatment response, complication of treatment and detection of recurrent disease
Programme and Faculty
· Treatment of Gynaecological Cancer - Prof. Rosemarie Forstner - University of Salzburg, Austria
· Staging Gynaecological Cancer - Dr. Anju Sahdev - St Bartholomew's Hospital, UK
· Other Aspects of Gynaecological Cancer Management - Dr. Aslam Sohaib - Royal Marsden Hospital, UK
· Diagnosis of Gynaecological Cancer - Dr. Audrey Jacques (UK)
With grateful acknowledgement of our Society Corporate Supporter :-
A stimulating and engaging learning experience – reviewing cases with the experts!
The ICIS Interactive series is designed as an advanced cancer imaging course for Radiologists, who would like to gain deeper understanding into the imaging of specific cancers through case-based learning. The courses in this series have been rated excellent by many participants.
Limited to 20 delegates per classroom, equipped with individual imaging workstations, this workshop–style teaching will provide participants with a hands-on stimulating and highly interactive learning experience.
Four 1.5 hour sessions will each commence with a lecture followed by a stimulating, interactive and often lively mentored case review of 8 - 10 cases on the workstation.
A comprehensive workbook to reinforce learning is provided for each delegate to guide participants through the cases, with each case chosen to illustrate specific learning points.
By the end of the day, all participants will have benefitted from mentored case-based learning of 35 – 40 cases, each chosen with specific learning points.
Detailed workbook and course material to take home.
A certificate of attendance will be emailed to participants on completion of the course.
Please note that spaces are limited to 20 participants and will be sold on a first come first served basis. Book early to avoid disappointment!
REGISTRATION FEES
Members per person (includes coffee/tea and lunch) £334
Non-members per person (includes coffee/tea and lunch) £384
HOW TO REGISTER
Online: Click (here) to register
By post: Please complete the registration form and enclose with full payment. Please scan the form to [email protected]
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Reservations will only be confirmed on receipt of the fully completed booking form and full payment. A confirmation letter and further details will be issued on receipt of full payment.
Full payment must be received by 1st October 2020.
Reservations are subject to availability and will be confirmed within one week from receipt of completed booking form and full payment.
Refunds (minus an administration charge of £70) will only be made if written notification is received by 16th September 2020. Thereafter no refunds will be made.
Please direct any questions to Louise Mustoe at [email protected]
THE VENUE - FINDING IMPARANDO, 56 COMMERCIAL RD, LONDON, E1 1LP.
Imperando
56 Commercial Road
London E1 1LP
Telephone: 0845 262 9492
TRAVELLING TO ALDGATE EAST
Arriving by air
Aldgate East is within easy reach of all of London's major airports: Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton and Stansted.
From London Heathrow:
The Heathrow Express offers a fast service between Heathrow Airport and London's Paddington Station.
From Paddington Station you must take the underground to Euston. First take a southbound Bakerloo (brown) Line to Oxford Circus and then change to a northbound Victoria (blue) Line to Euston.
From London Gatwick:
The Gatwick Express offers a fast service between Gatwick Airport and London's Victoria Station.
From Victoria Station you can travel to Euston by taking the underground. Take a northbound Victoria (blue) Line directly to Euston Station.
From London Stansted:
The Stansted Express offers a fast service between Stansted Airport and London's Liverpool Street Station.
From Liverpool Street Station you must take the underground to Euston. Travel westbound on either the Hammersmith and City (pink) Line, Circle (yellow) Line or Metropolitan (burgundy) Line to Kings Cross Station. You should then travel one further stop on the Northern (black) Line to reach Euston Station.
From London Luton:
From London Luton you can take a direct train to Kings Cross station. For more information about times and prices please click here . You must travel one stop on the underground, taking a Northern (black) Line to Euston Station.
Arriving by train
Aldgate Station is easy to reach from all of the main London Terminals. Please have a look at this tube map to plot your route.
Arriving by car
We do not advise people to travel in by car as parking can be difficult in the Euston Area. However if you do want to drive please see the following sites for further information.
Parking around Imparando: http://en.parkopedia.co.uk/parking/e1_1lp/
Paying the Congestion Zone: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/congestioncharging/
Travelling around London
For more information public transport in London: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/
HOTELS
Premier Inn Aldgate – 3 mins walk from Imparando
http://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/hotels/england/greater-london/london/london-city-aldgate.html
Qbic Hotel – 3 mins walk from Imparando
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IBIS Hotel Shoreditch – 8 mins walk from Imparando
http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-5011-ibis-london-city-shoreditch/index.shtml
Holiday Inn Whitechapel – https://www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/gb/en/london/lonuk/hoteldetail
This course provides 6 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists, UK.
All delegates will be emailed a CPD certificate of attendance on completion of the course.
In line with government advice, we have worked closely with the venue, Imparando in the city of London, to ensure the following measures have been put in place:
- 2 meter distancing between desks. Each participant has their own desk and workstation.
- Gloves, masks, disinfectant sprays and wipes will be made available in each classroom.
- All classrooms have independently controlled air conditioning (AC) systems with fresh air room pumps called VAMs. These VAMs pump external fresh air through a particle filter into each room and exhaust stale air out of the building.
- All of Imparando's AC systems are subject to a complete service and rigorous cleaning process every six months. A deep clean of all AC systems was undertaken on 10 June 2020; all filters within all units have been treated to maximise filtration and ensure maximum purification of air. All VAM heat recovery units are on full by-pass, ensuring that 100% fresh air is being drawn into the facility, with 100% extract air being expelled out of the building, avoiding the use of the heat recovery modules.
- Lunch served as a packed lunch at your desk, to avoid communal lunch rooms. Coffee and teas are available from the refreshment area, which has 'one way traffic' systems in place.15 hand sanitation points around the Imparando venue, with “automatic” alcohol based gel dispensers, with posters detailing the correct sanitisation etiquette/behaviour required by all, throughout the facility.
- While always fastidious about cleaning at the Facility, this has been elevated to the next level. Deep-cleaning of all rooms, furniture, and all public areas is regularly undertaken... using alcohol, or alcohol based, cleaning materials.
- Brand new pens provided to each delegate.
- Imparando staff are fully equipped with protective materials (masks/goggles/overalls/) to be worn as necessary. Disposable gloves are already in regular use.
- Delegates actively encouraged to speak up should they feel unwell. An "isolation room" has been identified for the most extreme of circumstances, and all staff have been given instruction on what to do should someone fall ill, or show any symptoms of the virus.