1 May

BSBMT Scientific Day

London

The first BSBMT meeting of 2019 will provide attendees with updates on new approaches and clinical trials in BMT with the theme being Methods of T cell Depletion

8 May

UK Forum for Haemoglobin Disorders Spring Meeting

London

The UK Forum on Haemoglobin Disorders is a multi-disciplinary group of healthcare professionals interested in all aspects of sickle cell disease, thalassaemia and related conditions.

The theme of this meeting will be The Heart and Haemoglobinopathy Patients.

9 May

ITP Assembly – Update Day

London

Update day with high calibre lectures from leading UK, European and International experts discussing the diagnosis, treatment and specific issues relating to the management of ITP.

13-15 May

King’s College Hospital CAR-T Cell Preceptorship Course

London

This is a 3 day programme looking at the A-Z of CAR-T cells with a practical interface, offering a hands on approach in delivering and managing CAR-T infusions.

16 May

South West Myeloma Group

Taunton

The 2019 spring meeting will provide delegates with a useful opportunity to share best practice and keep up to date with changes in myeloma practice.

The meeting is free of charge and concludes with a networking supper at the end of the evening.

16 May

20th London Lymphoma Forum

London

The programme for this evening meeting will combine case presentations (with keypad voting), high calibre lectures and discussion to provide an update in current issues in the management of marginal zone lymphoma

17 May

Haematology TYA – Leukaemia and Immunotherapy Day

London

Who should attend?

Any HCPs with an interest in the Teenage and Young Adult haematology patient. Last year saw the inaugural meeting with attendees from paediatric haematology, adult haematology, TYA unit staff and specialist interest groups that support the TYA patient. CNS will find the meeting a good networking meeting for colleagues across the UK.

22 May

BIA Annual Trainees’ Day

London

Providing trainees with the opportunity to hear lectures on topical issues given by a range of experts, as well as providing a chance to network and contribute to debate.

23 May

BIA 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting

London

The 22nd Annual Spring Scientific Meeting represents a superb opportunity to communicate with and to learn from colleagues working in the full range of infection-related disciplines.

1-2 June

52nd Medical Emergencies Course for Trainee/Junior Doctors

London

This 2-day course, led by Professor Mervyn Singer, Professor of Intensive Care, UCL is designed for trainee or junior grade doctors working in any field of medicine where a medical emergency may be encountered.

4 June

London – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies

London

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.

11 June

CAR-T Cell Therapy and the ICU

London

We would like to invite you to support the first CAR-T in ICU meeting, where we will focus on:
• The pathophysiology
• Symptoms associated with treatment
• Management of side effects in ICU
• Experience from different European centres
• Recognition of deteriorating patients
• Admission thresholds
• Initial ICU management
• Escalating management of toxicities

The meeting is suitable for intensive care physicians and associated HCPs

25 June

9th National Orthopaedic Infection Forum

London

A great opportunity for Orthopaedic Surgeons & Microbiologists to come together & discuss infection in this group of patients & stimulate our delegates to look at current methods, techniques & protocols that are in use across the UK

26 June

Immunomodulation Day – Advances in Transplantation and Cellular Therapy

Glasgow

The programme for this meeting has been designed to deliver hot topics and current thinking in haematological malignancies, pre- and post-transplant complications with focus on GVHD, and disease areas with increasing transplant numbers. The meeting has been CPD approved (RC Pathologists).

27 June

Immunomodulation Day – Advances in Transplantation and Cellular Therapy

Birmingham

The programme for this meeting has been designed to deliver hot topics and current thinking in haematological malignancies, pre- and post-transplant complications with focus on GVHD, and disease areas with increasing transplant numbers. The meeting has been CPD approved (RC Pathologists).

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.

1-2 July

45th Medical Emergencies Course for Consultants

London

2-day course designed as an update for Consultants and senior grade doctors working in any field of medicine where a medical emergency may be encountered. Informative, animated and interactive sessions with questions and comments encouraged throughout.

3 July

Post ICML – Lugano Highlights

London

Post ICML Lugano Lymphoma Highlights will provide an overview of the pertinent topics at as well as late breaking news and is suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses and pharmacists working in lymphoid neoplasms.

5 July

Dublin – Haematological Malignancies and Future of Immunotherapy

Dublin

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.

10 July

Immunomodulation Day – Advances in Transplantation and Cellular Therapy

London

The programme for this meeting has been designed to deliver hot topics and current thinking in haematological malignancies, pre- and post-transplant complications with focus on GVHD, and disease areas with increasing transplant numbers. The meeting has been CPD approved (RC Pathologists).

4 September

South West Haemostasis and Thrombosis Meeting

Taunton

The South West Haemostasis and Thrombosis meeting will provide delegates with a great networking opportunity, to share latest data and keep up to date with changes in best practice.

It is aimed at consultant haematologists, haematology trainees and members of the H & T multidisciplinary teams, specialist pharmacists and CAT & VTE nurses.

5 September

4th South West BMT & Cellular Therapy Training Day

Bristol

This meeting will provide attendees with State of the Art Lectures, Updates in Car-T Cell Therapy and Cases and Dilemma in BMT & Cellular Therapy.

13 September

Emerging Therapies – let’s focus on CAR T cell therapy …nursing challenges and considerations

London

Study day for Haematology Nurses

19-20 September

EBMT Lymphoma Working Party Educational Course

Engineers House, Bristol

This course is being held in Bristol, UK and run by the EBMT, please contact them or register on the EBMT website

19-20 September

1st NCRI AML Academy – by invitation

Birmingham

20 September

UK CLL Forum Clinical Sciences Day

Edinburgh

This year’s Clinical Sciences Day will take place in Edinburgh to coincide with iwCLL2019. The theme will be CLL in the UK and beyond in 2019.

26 September

UK MDS Forum Education Day

London

This meeting will provide attendees with knowledge of latest research, new treatments, prevention and control in Myelodysplastic Syndromes.

27 September

1st North BMT Training Day

Manchester

This new meeting for 2019 will provide delegates with high calibre lectures and updates in BMT

2 October

South West Lymphoma Group

Taunton

The 2019 Autumn Meeting will provide South West delegates with a useful opportunity to share best practice and keep up to date with changes in lymphoma practice.

For further information on this event or details of sponsorship opportunities please contact laura@hartleytaylor.co.uk

9 October

Edinburgh – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies

Edinburgh

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.

10 October

Manchester – Current Perspectives in Haematological Malignancies

Manchester

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.

14-16 October

King’s College Hospital CAR-T Cell Preceptorship Course

London

This is a 3 day programme looking at the A-Z of CAR-T cells with a practical interface, offering a hands on approach in delivering and managing CAR-T infusions.

17 October

British Infection Association – Autumn Trainees’ Day

Manchester

Providing trainees with the opportunity to hear lectures on topical issues given by a range of experts, as well as providing a chance to network and contribute to debate.

7 November

UK Myeloma Forum Autumn Day

London

The theme for the second meeting of 2019 will be The Management of Relapsed Disease and its Consequences

9-10 November

53rd Medical Emergencies Course for Trainee/Junior Doctors

London

This 2-day course, led by Professor Mervyn Singer, Professor of Intensive Care, UCL is designed for trainee or junior grade doctors working in any field of medicine where a medical emergency may be encountered.

12 November

BSBMT Education Day

London

The theme for the 2nd meeting of 2019 will be Setting up CAR-T service and MDT approach to transplant

14 November

UKFHD 49th Academic Meeting

Oxford

The UK Forum on Haemoglobin Disorders is a multi-disciplinary group of healthcare professionals interested in all aspects of sickle cell disease, thalassaemia and related conditions.

This meeting will be a showcase for Clinical and Academic Research and Clinical Audits in Red Cell Disorders across the UK

14th November

South West Myeloma Group

Taunton

The 2019 autumn meeting will provide delegates with useful updates in myeloma practice, an opportunity to hear ‘real world data’ from across the region and to share best practice. The meeting is free of charge and concludes with a networking supper at the end of the evening.

15 November

Myeloproliferative Neoplasms Conference

London

On behalf of the MPN group the programme is designed to combine a high calibre of lectures with expert speakers to provide an educational opportunity to update clinicians and allied professions. Suitable for consultants, trainees, and other healthcare professionals. Please contact meetings@hartleytaylor.co.uk for further information.

16 November

Living with MPNs

London

A meeting hosted by MPN Voice for those living with MPNs and their families. Please contact meetings@hartleytaylor.co.uk for further information.

19th November

21st London Lymphoma Forum

London

The programme for this evening meeting will combine case presentations (with audience voting), high calibre lectures and discussion to provide and update in current issues in the management of CAR-T cell therapy in lymphoma.

For further information on this event please contact derry@hartleytaylor.co.uk

21 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.

30th November – 1 December

28th Update in Critical Care for Physiotherapists

London

2-day Critical Care Update for Physiotherapists and allied healthcare professionals, organised by Professor Mervyn Singer and colleagues, Bloomsbury Institute of Intensive Care Medicine, University College London.

5-6 December

46th Medical Emergencies Course for Consultants

London

2-day course designed as an update for Consultants and senior grade doctors working in any field of medicine where a medical emergency may be encountered. Informative, animated and interactive sessions with questions and comments encouraged throughout.

17 December

External event
HAEMATOLOGY 2020: Updates, Controversies, Uncertainties

London

23 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.

24 January

13th HIV Dilemmas

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.

28 January

Post ASH Significant Highlights

London

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 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.

29 January

Post ASH Significant 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 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.

4 February

Post ASH Significant Highlights

Bath

This series of three meetings covers the significant highlights of the ASH 2019 congress in Orlando. The meetings will be held in January/February 2020 and will take place in London, Manchester and Bath.

11 February

Post ISTH & ASH Headlines

London

This meeting aims to cover the significant headlines from both the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) in Australia and the American Society of Haematology (ASH) meeting in Orlando, in 2019, 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.

27-29 February

9th Advances Against Aspergillosis and Mucormycosis

Lugano, Switzerland

We are excited to once again assemble many of the leading clinicians and scientists from around the world for the 9th Advances Against Aspergillosis and Mucormycosis conference, to take place in Lugano, Switzerland from 27th to 29th February 2020. This conference has now clearly established itself as the premier forum for detailed and dedicated discussion of all aspects of Aspergillus infection and research. Beginning with the 8th conference in 2018, we have expanded to include scientific sessions on mucormycosis pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment.

4 March

South West Lymphoma Group

Taunton

The 2020 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.

12 March

UK CLL Forum Annual Scientific Day

London

19 March

UKMF Spring Day

London

26-27 March (TBC)

9th Oxford Bone Infection Conference (OBIC)

Oxford

The Oxford Bone Infection Conference aims to facilitate multidisciplinary team working in the management of complex bone and joint infection.