Events & Subscriptions

ASM 30th Anniversary Celebrations
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Malta Breast Cancer Conference 2025
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CCBST certificate
€80.00

Past Events

ASM Christmas Gathering 2024

Another successful christmas gathering, bringing colleagues together to celebrate the festive season.

NOTTS Course 2024

July 2024

Following the success of our pre-pandemic NOTSS courses, the Department of Surgery together with the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh successfully carried out another 1 day Masterclass in essential non-technical skills.

LapPass 2024

July 2024

LapPass was a successful, sold-out certification event. LapPAss is an internationally recognized certificate that formally recognizes trainees who can demonstrate proficiency in five laparoscopic tasks.

An Update on the Management of Pancreatic Cancer

16th March 2024

ASM and Friends Social Event

October 2023

The intimate networking event brought together like-minded surgeons, fostering meaningful connections and collaborative discussions in a conducive environment.

Basic Surgical Techniques Course

This sold-out event gathered over 150 enthusiastic participants, primarily aspiring doctors, eager to refine their surgical skills. Renowned surgeons led hands-on sessions, offering invaluable insights and practical knowledge in a dynamic learning environment, fostering collaboration and professional growth.

7th October 2023

Writing and publishing a surgical paper (WPSP)

October 2021 & 2022

During this annual successful event, a senior editor and seasoned surgeon shared expertise with young aspiring surgeons, guiding them on the intricacies of publishing scientific papers. The lecture emphasized navigating the publication process, crafting compelling manuscripts, and understanding the nuances of academic writing, empowering the next generation of medical professionals to contribute meaningfully to scientific literature.

RSM Surgery Section Malta Conference

12th September 2022

This event was an exciting experience with a rich academic program which included lectures, case discussion and historical talks by both British and Maltese delegates.