Following the success of our previous symposia series, the latest GM conference The Ageing patient: today and tomorrow will take place at the Wellcome Conference Centre, London on October 11th 2012. This conference will review best practice in managing a range of common diseases and offer practical advice on meeting the complex needs of the ageing patient. It will also discuss new advances and latest guidelines in important clinical areas. Both the morning and afternoon session will conclude with a panel discussion, allowing delegates to debate the burning issues facing both primary and secondary care with experts in their field.

Who should attend?

This conference is for anyone who wants to keep up to date with issues affecting the 50 years plus patients. This includes:

• GPs
• GP trainee
• GP trainers and tutor
• Geriatricians
• Secondary care physicians with an interest in 50 years plus patient
• Practice nurses and nurse practitioners

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