Speakers at the academic meeting will include Prof Ian Gilmore, President of the London Royal College of Physicians, and Prof Robert Winchester, Professor of Paediatrics, Pathology and Medicine at Columbia University and incoming Honorary Fellow who will deliver the St Luke’s Lecture - Using Genetics to Unravel Autoimmune Disease.
The Annual Stated Meeting will follow at 5.30pm and will, for the first time include a State of the College address by RCPI President Dr John Donohoe. To facilitate our international Fellows and those not able to attend this address will be broadcast live via the RCPI website. To register your interest in receiving this webcast please email paulmcauliffe@rcpi.ie
For more details on the St Luke’s Day celebrations and how to register, please download the programme here.
if you wish to attend any of the following sessions please email
college@rcpi.ie for further details.
10.00 St Luke’s Day Meeting Programme to include
- The New Medical Council —Standard-Bearer or Expensive Irrelevance?
- A&E Crisis: Solutions and Problems
- The Aging Demographic and Implications for Healthcare
- The Increasing Importance of Healthcare-Associated Infections. Why Now?
- The Rapidly Changing Medical Landscape in the UK
- Keynote St Luke’s Day Lecture: Using Genetics to Unravel Autoimmune Disease
17.30 Annual Stated Meeting
State of the College Address - Dr John Donohoe, President, RCPI (webcast)
18.45 Fellowship Admission Ceremony and Dinner
St Luke’s Day Fellowship Admission Ceremony
St Luke’s Day Dinner (€110 per person for tickets) Please email karendoyle@rcpi.ie