Conferences and Courses
We would love to keep you informed of future CPD-accredited Hartley Taylor and Collaborative Conferences meetings, conferences and events.
5 November
UK MDS Forum Education Day
London
This meeting will provide attendees with knowledge of latest research, new treatments, prevention and control in Myelodysplastic Syndromes
Key Guest Speaker – Professor David Steensma, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
7 November
19th London Lymphoma Forum
London
This evening meeting will focus on High-Grade B-Cell Lymphoma and will combine case presentations with interactive keypad voting and lectures from expert guest speakers.
Registration is free of charge. Places will be limited so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.
8 November
UK Myeloma Forum Autumn Day
London
The theme of this meeting will be Unusual presentations of gammopathies and associated conditions.
13-15 November
Federation of Infection Societies (FIS 2018)
Newcastle
This is a key UK infection conference of interest to delegates from all disciplines within the areas of infectious disease, microbiology, infection prevention and tropical/travel medicine.
Topics this year will include a number of important issues currently affecting clinicians and hospital staff, including the threats posed to humanity by anti-microbial resistance.
There are also some sessions on paediatric infectious diseases and an update on current infection-related NICE guidelines.
There will be many opportunities to network with colleagues, including opinion leaders, from all over the UK and share your opinions on key topics.
24-25 November
27th Update in Critical Care for Physiotherapists
London
2-Day Critical Care Update for Physiotherapists and allied healthcare professionals. Led by Professor Mervyn Singer and colleagues, Bloomsbury Institute of Intensive Care Medicine.
22 November
BRISTOL – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies
Bristol
The programme is designed to combine high calibre lectures and interactive discussions to provide an educational opportunity to update clinicians and allied
professions in current issues within the management of diseases affecting haematology patients. Suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses, pharmacists and
scientists working in haematology.
28 November
South West Myeloma Group
Taunton
The second meeting for 2018 will provide delegates with a useful opportunity to share best practice and keep up to date with changes in myeloma practice.
29 November
South West Haemostasis and Thrombosis
Taunton
In this second meeting for 2018, delegates will have the opportunity to share best practice and keep up to date with current issues in haemostasis and thrombosis.
3-4 December
44th Medical Emergencies Course for Consultants
London
CPD-approved Emergency Medicine update course for Consultants or Senior Registrars working in any speciality where a medical emergency may be encountered. Led by Professor Mervyn Singer, Bloomsbury Institute of Intensive Care Medicine.
24 January
BIA Infection Dilemmas Day
Manchester
A mixture of difficult and challenging cases are drawn from real life, all presented by experts using interactive keypad voting throughout. Cases will be presented for discussion from ID specialists and microbiologists dealing with a variety of immunocompromised patients, returning travellers and patients with unexplained PUO.
25 January
BIA HIV Dilemmas Day
Manchester
Suitable for consultants and trainees from all specialities who look after people with HIV.
A mixture of difficult and challenging cases from real life are presented.
30 January
Post ASH Highlights
London
Recently it has become more difficult for UK trainees and consultants to attend due to restrictions in study leave, budgets, time constraints and limitations in sponsorship.
Post ASH London will provide an overview of the pertinent topics at ASH, as well as late breaking news and is suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses and pharmacists working in haematology.
31 January
Post ASH Highlights
Manchester
The American Society of Haematology meeting is now considered as one of the most important meetings in the annual conference calendar where delegates from around the world present their most innovative scientific and clinical data.
Recently it has become more difficult for UK trainees and consultants to attend due to restrictions in study leave, budgets, time constraints and limitations in sponsorship.
Post ASH Manchester will provide an overview of the pertinent topics at ASH, as well as late breaking news and is suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses and pharmacists working in haematology.
6 February
Post ASH Highlights
Bristol
The American Society of Haematology meeting is now considered as one of the most important meetings in the annual conference calendar where delegates from around the world present their most innovative scientific and clinical data.
Recently it has become more difficult for UK trainees and consultants to attend due to restrictions in study leave, budgets, time constraints and limitations in sponsorship.
Post ASH Bristol will provide an overview of the pertinent topics at ASH, as well as late breaking news and is suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses and pharmacists working in haematology.
12 February
Post ISTH/ASH Headlines
(non-malignancies)
Manchester
This is a new meeting which aims to cover the significant headlines from both the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) in Dublin and the American Society of Haematology (ASH) meeting in San Diego, in 2018, concerning non-malignant conditions.
Topics being covered in this meeting include : thrombosis, immunohaematology, haematology in pregnancy, transfusions, haemoglobinopathies and bleeding disorders
The meeting is suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses and pharmacists working in haematology.
6 March
14th South West Lymphoma Group
Taunton
The 2019 Spring Meeting will provide South West delegates with a useful opportunity to share latest data, best practice and keep up to date with changes in lymphoma practice. Suitable for consultants, trainees, CNS in lymphoma, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area. The meeting is free of charge and concludes with a networking supper at the end of the evening.
7 March
UK CLL Forum Annual Scientific Day
London
The focus of the UK CLL Forum Annual Scientific Day will be Informing treatment and tracking resistance
We are delighted to welcome our Keynote Speakers Professor Andrew Roberts (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne, Australia) and Dr Dan Landau (Weill Cornell Medicine and New York Genome Centre, USA)
13 March
UK Myeloma Forum Scientific Workshop
London
The theme for this workshop will be Myeloma patient Journey – Early Diagnosis to advanced disease
21-22 March
8th Annual Oxford Bone Infection Conference
Oxford
11-12 April
16th Annual Critical Care Symposium
Manchester
A CPD approved meeting for consultants, anaesthetists, trainees and nurses with leading international and UK experts covering various topics in intensive care.
11-12 April
9th Ultrasound in Acute Care
Manchester
CPD-approved 2-day course with ample hands on experience in Ultrasound, aimed at Trainees, SAS Doctors and Consultants in Acute Care Medicine, Critical Care and Emergency Medicine and others interested in ultrasound.
1 May
BSBMT Scientific Day
London
9 May
National ITP Update Meeting
London
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
16 May
South West Myeloma Group
Taunton
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact laura@hartleytaylor.co.uk
The first meeting for 2019 will provide delegates with a useful opportunity to share best practice and keep up to date with changes in myeloma practice.
17 May
Haematology TYA – Leukaemia and Immunotherapy Day
London
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
22 May
BIA Annual Trainees’ Day
London
Further details available soon.
Trainee call for abstracts:
BIA invites trainees to submit abstracts on ‘travel dilemmas’ these can be interesting travel related cases or complex challenges presenting in travel clinics. Abstracts should be no more than 250 words, and submitted by Monday 6th May 2019 at 5pm via email to Farnaz.Dave@nhs.net. Please include a title for your abstract and your place of work. Trainees invited to present will be informed by the end of Friday 10th May 2019.
For further information on this event please contact anne@hartleytaylor.co.uk
23 May
BIA 21st Annual Scientific Meeting
London
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event please contact anne@hartleytaylor.co.uk
4 June
London – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies
London
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
The programme is designed to combine high calibre lectures and interactive discussions to provide an educational opportunity to update clinicians and allied professions in current issues within the management of diseases affecting haematology patients. Suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses, pharmacists and scientists working in haematology.
28 June
The HMDS Annual Haematopathology Update
Leeds
The sessions throughout the day will concentrate on the recent advances seen and potentIal impacts on approach to diagnostics.
3 July
Post ICML – Lugano Highlights
London
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
5 July
Dublin – Haematological Malignancies and Future of Immunotherapy
Dublin
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
13 September
9th Acute Leukaemia Day
London
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact steph@hartleytaylor.co.uk
9 October
Edinburgh – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies
Edinburgh
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
10 October
Manchester – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies
Manchester
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact kim@hartleytaylor.co.uk
14th November
South West Myeloma Group
Taunton
Further details available soon.
For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact laura@hartleytaylor.co.uk
The second meeting for 2019 will provide delegates with a useful opportunity to share best practice and keep up to date with changes in myeloma practice.
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