*HYBRID EVENT* Epidermolysis Bullosa 3rd- 4th October 2024 WITH RECORDING

Overview:

St John’s DermAcademy are running a unique two day study programme about the rare, genetically inherited condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). This will be delivered by leading Consultant Physicians, Surgeons and EB Clinical Nurse Specialists from Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and Great Ormond Street Hospital. The EB clinical teams from both centres work in collaboration with DEBRA UK.

The study days are aimed at healthcare professionals who are involved in the management or care of patients with EB, but may be of interest to anyone wishing to increase their understanding of this rare condition.

This popular course has been running for a number of years and attracts delegates from across the UK and internationally. The course is consistently highly regarded and well evaluated.

Please note this is a LIVE course but will be available to delegates to view on demand until the 3rd January 2025 following the live event.

This is a hybrid course meaning you can register to join in person or virtually/remotely.

Venue for in person attendance: Science Gallery London, Great Maze Pond, London, SE1 9RT

Who should attend?

The course is aimed at healthcare professionals who are involved in the management or care of patients with EB, but may be of interest to anyone wishing to increase their understanding of this rare condition, particularly consultants, trainees and dermatology nurses.

Cost:

In person attendance rates: Standard Delegate rate: £260, Concessional Delegate rate (trainees, nurses): £220.

Virtual attendance rates: Standard Delegate rate: Day 1 or Day 2 £110, Both Days £220,
Concessional Delegate (trainees, nurses): Day 1 or Day 2 £75, Both Days £145

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​Points awarded: 13 CPD points

Course directors: Janet Hanson, Clinical Nurse Specialist (EB) and Karen Snelson, Advanced Nurse Practitioner (EB)

Provisional programme: Day 1 and Day 2