The UK North Myeloma Forum aims to bring together clinicians and AHPs working in Myeloma to disseminate national and international data, provide a platform for regional discussion on implementation and access to new drugs plus form a great networking opportunity for the North East, North West, Yorkshire and Scotland. Registration is free of charge.

The UK CLL Forum Clinical Sciences Day will include sessions focussing on rare lymphoid leukaemias, supportive care in CLL, UK trials and more. We are delighted that Dr Carolyn Owen (University of Calgary) will be joining us to deliver the keynote lecture.

The programme for the National ALL Update Day will include case presentations and lectures providing delegates with a comprehensive update on the latest advances in the management and care of ALL patients. Suitable for consultants, resident doctors, nurses and AHPs working in this disease area.

The programme for this meeting has been designed to combine high calibre lectures and interactive discussions to provide an update for clinicians and allied professionals in current issues within the management of diseases affecting haematology patients. Suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses, pharmacists and scientists working in haematology.

This meeting, organised by the European Blood and Marrow Transplantation (United Kingdom) Nurses and Allied Professionals Group, is open to all nurses and allied health professionals working within stem cell transplantation.

The programme for this meeting has been designed to combine high calibre lectures and interactive discussions to provide an update for clinicians and allied professionals in current issues within the management of diseases affecting haematology patients. Suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses, pharmacists and scientists working in haematology.

This CLL Study Day for Nurses will provide nurses and allied health professionals working in this disease area with a useful opportunity to share latest data and best practice, keep up-to-date with changes in practice and lots more. Registration is free of charge for nurses and allied health professionals.

The BSBMTCT Education Day programme will include high calibre lectures covering current issues in haematopoietic cell transplantation and cellular therapies. The hybrid format will offer delegates with difficulty travelling to London the option to watch a live stream.

This meeting will include a full day review of clinical trials by members of the UK Lymphoma Research Group. The format will be short presentations and discussion.

The UK Myeloma Society Autumn Day theme is Incorporating Latest Developments into Clinical Practice – Diagnostics, Novel Therapies and MDT Dilemmas. The Michael Morley lecture – New developments in first line therapy – will be delivered by Dr Francesca Gay from Turin.

This online course is designed for consultants and SAS doctors working in any field of medicine where a medical emergency may be encountered.
Course Lead: Professor Mervyn Singer, Professor of Intensive Care Medicine, University College London.

The programme for the UK Forum on Haemoglobin Disorders 58th Academic Meeting will include lectures covering current issues for healthcare professionals caring for patients with an inherited haemoglobin disorder. The hybrid format will offer delegates a choice of attending in person or watching a live stream if they are unable to get into London.

This meeting will provide South West delegates with a useful opportunity to share latest data, best practice and keep up to date with changes in myeloma practice.

This meeting will include talks covering the breadth of MPN and closely related disorders with sessions covering the current status of the MPN Study Group, common issues in managing disease complications, early stage disease updates and research and new guidelines in the UK.

The Living with MPNs meeting is a day of connection, learning and hope for anyone affected by myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) – patients living with ET, PV or MF are welcome to register, along with one accompanying family member or friend. This will be a hybrid event with the choice of attending in person or watching a live stream.

The programme for this meeting has been designed to combine high calibre lectures and interactive discussions to provide an update for clinicians and allied professionals in current issues within the management of diseases affecting haematology patients.

An annual January event , where highlights will be presented from the ASH meeting. The aim of this 2 day event is to provide an overview of the breakthrough clinical data at ASH that will be useful for a UK audience. Many UK haematologists that do not have the benefit of attending ASH deem this to be a highly valuable annual event where they can hear from an expert faculty in a various disease areas. Teaching hospital staff, DGH consultants, SpRs, CNS in disease specific areas and trials unit staff.