Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Orthopaedics with Mr. Khalid Mohamed Faris, a distinguished Trauma and Orthopaedic Specialist Registrar from Ashford and St. Peter's NHS Foundation Trust. With expertise in trauma and sports surgery. Having worked previously in institutions like Barts Health including the Royal London Hospital which is one of the busiest major trauma centres in Europe, Khalid brings invaluable insights to our sessions.

Whether you're curious about orthopaedic SHO roles, eager to learn patient assessment and management, or simply intrigued by the field, this series is for you! Expect an engaging session led by Mr. Khalid Mohamed Faris, whose passion for teaching and research, combined with his love for food, video games, and travel, promises an enlightening experience filled with laughter and learning.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to dive into orthopaedic surgery with us!

Summary

Join us for our engaging teaching session on "Widening Participation in Orthopaedics: Lower Limb Trauma Surgery". Enhance your knowledge regarding the complexities surrounding lower limb surgery, explore cutting-edge procedures, and understand how to optimize patient care more effectively. You will learn from leading orthopaedic surgeons and discover the latest in surgical advancements. Perfect for medical professionals who wish to broaden their horizons and skills in orthopaedics. Don't miss this rare opportunity to gain in-depth insights!

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Learning objectives

1) To understand and appreciate the importance of widening participation in the field of Orthopaedics, particularly in lower limb trauma surgery. 2) To learn the latest techniques, procedures, and developments in lower limb trauma surgery, enhancing the knowledge and skills necessary for orthopaedic surgery. 3) To grasp the reasons for the under-representation in Orthopaedics and strategies to encourage diversity and participation amongst under-represented groups. 4) To identify potential barriers and challenges in widening participation in Orthopaedics and discuss possible solutions to overcome these. 5) To evaluate and explore the best practices applied in different countries or medical facilities that have successfully widened participation in Orthopaedics.

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