Tickets are available for Doctors’ Association UK’s (DAUK) joint conference with Doctors For The NHS (DFNHS).
The conference has a packed agended which will bring together doctors, campaigners, and healthcare leaders to discuss key issues facing the NHS and the medical profession.
It takes place on Saturday 10 October at Bedern Hall in York. In-person attendance is £50 per delegate limited to 50 places. Book your place now.
The conference will also be streamed live to enable colleagues to participate remotely. Online attendance is £25 and places are available to book now.
Conference speakers
Speakers are set to include consultant physician Dr Louella Vaughan, and surgeon, author, and equality advocate Dr David Sellu, who will deliver the Paul Noone Lecture.
Dr Sarah Jacques, DAUK’s GP co-lead, and Dr David Zigmond of DFNHS, will speak on the future of general practice.
Running order, which is subject to change:
10.00 am – Registration for a 10.30 am start. Tea and coffee available
10.30 am – Opening welcome from the chairs of DAUK and DFNHS
11.00 am – Dr Louella Vaughan – Equality in the NHS
Followed by questions.
12.00 pm – Dr Sarah Jacques (DAUK) and Dr David Zigmond (DFNHS) – The problems facing general practice
Followed by questions.
1.00 pm – Lunch
2.00 pm – Dr David Nicholls (DAUK) – The role and dangers of Palantir in the NHS
Followed by questions.
3.00 pm – Radd Seiger, lawyer and crisis manager – Patient safety in the NHS
Followed by questions.
4.00 pm – Tea and coffee break
4.30 pm – The Paul Noone Memorial Lecture
Delivered by Dr David Sellu – Misuse of disciplinary procedures and injustice in the NHS
Followed by questions.
5.30 pm – Chairs’ closing remarks
6.00 pm – Close of conference
6.30 pm – Evening meal (booked separately)
Attendance and booking Information
- In-person attendance: £50 per delegate (limited to 50 places). Book your place now.
- Online attendance: £25 with full interactive access.
- Lunch and tea and coffees.
- An optional evening meal will be available to book separately.
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