The 7th Scottish International Head and Neck Conference
Conference Focus:
Head and Neck Endocrine disorders
Thyroid, Parathyroid & Pituitary Gland
The 7th Scottish International Head and Neck Conference, a one-day case conference hosted at the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, will focus on 'Evidence-based management of Endocrine and Parathyroid pathologies within a multidisciplinary team’. This conference is a hybrid-event accommodating for personal or online attendance via ZOOM.
The Scottish Head and Neck Conference is a non-profit educational event dedicated to advancing head and neck education and addressing contemporary issues in head and neck care. Its primary objective is to equip stakeholders with essential information to enhance surgical care and advance clinical practices worldwide.
In previous years the conference has attracted over 7,000 delegates significantly impacting the global surgical community. Renowned for its comprehensive programs utilising didactic lectures and case-based panel discussions, the event serves as a vital platform for knowledge exchange and professional development in head and neck surgery. This conference is accredited Royal College of surgeons, Edinburgh.
This year’s programme includes lectures on thyroid disorders, parathyroid disorders and pituitary disorders, as well as instructional sessions and a poster prize presentation. The conference overview and inauguration will be given by the conference chair Mr Jai Manick a Consultant Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Surgeon at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee, and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Dundee Medical School.
For further details and registration please see:
https://www.headandneckconference.co.uk
This is a no-profit educational event. Virtual tickets are free for all post-graduate trainees around the world.
Minimum fee is applied for other tickets. For all Scottish trainees and limited UK and limited overseas trainees physical attendance at Royal College of Surgeons at Edinburgh is free. (Conference fee will be used for faculty expenses, hall-hiring charge, accreditation, audio visual and admin)
