How to join the meeting:

This virtual forum will take place via Microsoft Teams. Discussion will begin at 1pm and end at approximately 3.15pm.

You will require access to Microsoft Teams and a reliable internet connection. We recommend downloading the app for full functionality. 

Once you have registered for this event, you will receive the joining instructions and a link to the Microsoft Teams call where this forum will take place. You will also receive a digital calendar invitation.

Can I watch on demand?

These forums offer an open environment for discussion and are not readily available to watch on demand. However a selection of talks we are given permission to record by speakers may be available to watch via RCP Launchpad - our exclusive member-only resource platform.

Please note, the content is only externally CPD validated when joining live and we encourage you to join us on the day to make the most of the meeting. 

New consultants in their first five years of being in post, resident doctors in their final year of training, and SAS doctors of equivalent grades.

You do not have to be an RCP subscribing member to attend this event, but you may wish to consider becoming a member and benefiting from discounted registration fees.

Whilst the content is aimed at physicians, other healthcare professionals may find some of the talks and discussion to be useful and are welcome at these events.

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Dr Vee Han Lim

Consultant physician in older adults and general internal medicine, Bolton NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Robert Namushi

Dr. Vee Han Lim graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2010. During his specialist training in the North West, he went on to earn a master's in geriatric medicine from the University of Salford. Since 2019, Dr. Lim has been working as a consultant geriatrician at Bolton NHS Foundation Trust. In 2023, he took on the role of clinical lead and has played a key role in developing the trust's older patients assessment unit, as well as the virtual frailty ward.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Lim is deeply committed to education and is involved in training specialist trainees in the North West region. He holds the position of senior honorary lecturer at the University of Salford. Dr. Lim has a particular interest in frailty and community geriatrics.

Dr Catherine Hayle

Dr Catherine Hayle is a consultant in palliative medicine at Wirral University Teaching Hospitals and Wirral Hospice St John’s. She has been the medical appraisal lead for WUTH since 2018, with a portfolio that includes appraisal & revalidation, mentorship and coaching for the medical workforce.