Tips from the Emergency Department – After A to E
An LF1 alumnus (2020) who completed FY2 and an ST1 Acute Medicine Clinical Fellowship in Dundee before moving into Emergency Medicine in Glasgow.
An annual international conference for medical students
Doctors of Tomorrow is a one-day conference where students learn about internal medicine and surgery through lectures and workshops led by doctors from the Czech Republic and other European countries.
Tickets sold out within a day. Behind it were more than five months of preparation by the UIMS team – and over 2,000 emails.
An LF1 alumnus (2020) who completed FY2 and an ST1 Acute Medicine Clinical Fellowship in Dundee before moving into Emergency Medicine in Glasgow.
Senior physician in obstetrics and gynaecology at Sheba Medical Center, Israel, for over 30 years, and an expert in minimally invasive surgery.
Knife2Skin
The surgical society for international students at LFHK, promoting practical surgical skills since 2019.
Practise physical examination and differential diagnosis as a team of doctors across prepared stations.
Tomáš Kekrt, DiS.
Cannulation practice on phantom arms with a general nurse and certified paramedic from General University Hospital in Prague.
Dr. Genady Bitman
Dimitri Andreev
Taught by a certified Advanced Life Support instructor and anaesthesiology resident.
LF1 Surgical Society & MUDr. Anna-Marie Stejskalová
Training, uplifting and motivating aspiring surgeons.
uniMIND Prague
An evidence-based look at psychedelic science from a student-run journal club supported by the MIND Foundation.
Dr. Håkon Monsen
Basic ultrasound modalities and an introduction to lung ultrasound for pneumothorax, hydrothorax and pulmonary oedema.
High-quality chest compressions, basic airway management, rescue breathing and AED use with tutors from Pilsen and Prague.
Abhinav Jethi, organising team
Returning to this venue filled me with nostalgia, having attended the conference only the previous year as a participant. This year, on the other side of the fence as an organiser, felt like a dream come true.
The tickets had sold out in a day, and people had high expectations. Despite lingering doubts, we had complete confidence in each other. After more than five months of hard work, countless meetings and over 2,000 emails, the conference had finally arrived.
I loved how we all worked in such a beautiful symphony. We had each other’s backs and functioned like a unit.