We recently hosted the 25th “Medical Complications In Pregnancy” conference at the Royal College of Physicians, London.
The course presented the latest obstetric research from specialist academics and clinicians, sharing and discussing best practice.
Proceedings were chaired by highly-respected leaders in the field, Professor Cathy Nelson-Piercy, Dr David Williams, and one of our charity’s trustees, Professor Catherine Williamson.
The three-day meeting included an anniversary dinner with an address from Michael de Swiet; founder of the long-running conference.
The conference attracted delegates from 30 countries — and much kind feedback, e.g. on Twitter;
Such a brilliant course- I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone with an interest in obstetric medicine. Thank you all so much! @nelson_piercy @drdjw1 @SymposiumOffice @RCPLondon #MCPRCP2019 https://t.co/eA3L5cv0aF
— Katie Cranfield (@CranfieldKatie) November 15, 2019
I just loved this. Memorable, great talk and lovely evening! #michaeldeswiet #obstetricmedicine #mcprcp2019 https://t.co/woU6qrFCOu
— Charlotte Frise (@obstetricmedic) November 14, 2019
This is where I’ve been the last 3 days – I’m trying to be the first acute physician in Scotland to develop a special interest in Obstetric Medicine. It’s such a brilliant course, so well delivered, with loads of interesting stuff, and I’ve come away fizzing with ideas. pic.twitter.com/8WECw0Sdrp
— Beth Routledge (@sefkhet) November 15, 2019
Excited to be attending the 25th Medical Complications in Pregnancy with attendees from over 30 countries outside of the UK! @nelson_piercy @anitaobsmed @LizemarieWium pic.twitter.com/55UpcB6GtH
— The Core (@thecorewales) November 13, 2019
The course’s 250 places were booked up and unfortunately we couldn’t accept later applications. However, having trialled webstreaming, we intend to offer online places to make future conferences more accessible globally.