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![]() Cambridge Network LimitedDate: 02/11/09 'Emergency medicine: A matter of life or death' The reality of a hospital emergency room is the subject of this year's prestigious Addenbrooke's Annual Lecture by Dr Susan Robinson, which takes place this Friday (6 November) from 6pm.Cambridge Network, in association with Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT), invites its members to hear Dr Robinson (pictured), Clinical Director of the Emergency Department at Addenbrooke’s, lecturing on the subject of modern 'Emergency Medicine: A Matter of Life or Death'. Dr Robinson has worked at Addenbrooke’s for 16 years and has a particular interest in ED design, emergency preparedness and patient safety. She will describe the breadth and depth of emergency care in a modern ED using real-life scenarios, highlight the pivotal role of an ED as an interface between hospital and community and make comparisons between a ‘real ED’ and television’s ER. Dr Robinson qualified in 1985 from Westminster Medical School, London and initially trained in general and respiratory medicine in London before transferring to the relatively new speciality of Accident and Emergency Medicine. She then moved to East Anglia as a Senior Registrar before taking up a consultant post in 1995. She is currently the clinical director of the emergency department and an associate medical director with responsibility for patient safety. Outside of Addenbrookes she is a senior examiner for the College of Emergency Medicine (CEM) and Chair of the Regional Board of the CEM. She sits on the Integrated Trauma System Project Board, recently established by the EoE Strategic Health Authority and represents the CEM at the Department of Health in regard to pandemic flu. To attend The lecture is being held at the William Harvey Lecture Theatre in the Clinical School at 6pm on Friday 6 November, and will be followed by a networking buffet and drinks reception. Participation is FREE to all Individual and Corporate Members of the Cambridge Network, including anyone working for or studying at Addenbrooke's Hospital, the University of Cambridge, Anglia Ruskin University, and the Open University. Registration of attendance is required, please follow this link. (Non-members are able to attend for an entry fee of £40+VAT, payable in advance; our registration page will take you through to a payment page.)
Please email vicky.faupel@cambridgenetwork.co.uk if you have any queries about this meeting. Copyright Cambridge Network 2009
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