Aim

To provide a framework to guide introducing new therapeutics to clinical practice.

Objectives

1. To discuss the indications and applications for using clonidine and neostigmine in clinical practice.
2. To outline considerations for using other new therapeutic in clinical practice
3. To explore ethical considerations with using off licence/novel agents for managing symptoms encountered in palliative care.
4. To consider and troubleshoot practical issues associated with using these drugs.

Intended Audience: Senior Trainees, SAS Doctors, new Consultants.

Speaker: Dr Paul Howard

Facilitators: Drs Robert Brodrick, Ven Chaitanya, John Curtin, Beth Goundry, David Moidrag, Francis O’Hanlon, Andrew Thorns

Tickets

• APM Member Morning Sessions Only £30 – Open to all
• APM Member Full Day £60 – Open only to palliative medicine trainees, SAS doctors and new consultants
• Non Member Morning Sessions only £40
• Non Member Full Day £80 – Open only to palliative medicine trainees, SAS doctors and new consultants

Breakout Rooms in Microsoft Teams – What You Need to Know

During this session, breakout rooms will be available, and you will be able to move freely between rooms as required.
To ensure you can access the breakout rooms successfully, please:

• Use the Microsoft Teams desktop app where possible (recommended)
• Ensure your Teams app is up to date
• Join the meeting using the account you registered with or were invited to use
• Avoid joining in a browser, if possible, as some Teams features may be limited

Thank you for checking your Teams setup before the session. This will help ensure you can move between breakout rooms smoothly and participate fully in the discussions.

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