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

This meeting will provide an overview of the data presented at the December 2020 ASH virtual meeting which is clinically relevant to myeloma clinics.

This meeting will start with a cutaneous lymphoma workshop with discussion and complex cases, followed by a session focussing on next generation sequencing in lymphoma. Suitable for consultants, trainees, CNS in lymphoma, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area. The meeting is free of charge to HCPs working within the NHS.

The theme of this virtual meeting is Closer to deciphering disease complexity. Registration is free of charge for HCPs working within the NHS.

Symposium on the Contributions by the Anthony Nolan Research Institute to HSCT over 28 years and the Current Status of Innovative Cell Therapies

This meeting will focus on the impact of COVID on multiple myeloma management. Dr Maheshi Ramasamy will deliver the Michael Morley lecture: COVID, immune dysfunction and vaccination. Registration is free of charge for HCPs working within the NHS.

The programme for this virtual day will be designed to help UK haematology HCPs stay up-to-date with the most relevant new abstracts and data presented at the ASH 2020 meeting.

Chair: Professor Rachael Hough, UCLH

If you are interested to join this group, please email Carly (carly@hartleytaylor.co.uk) in the first instance.

Organising Committee: Dr Hannah Hunter, Dr Fiona Dignan, Dr Victoria Potter, Dr Eleni Tholouli, Dr Rachel Protheroe

This meeting will combine case presentations with high calibre lectures and discussion to provide an update in the management of follicular lymphoma. Suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area. Registration is free of charge to HCPs working within the NHS.

The study day will focus on the recent advances seen within myeloma, chronic lymphocytic leukemia and myeloproliferations and how diagnostic advances guide the individual patient pathway.

This 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.

This 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.

This meeting will provide South West delegates with a useful opportunity to share the latest data, best practice and keep up to date with challenges in Acute Leukaemia. Suitable for consultants, trainees, CNS in both AML & ALL as well as 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.

The UKPJI annual conference has been launched following the success and challenges of the Philadelphia international consensus meeting to create a group of UK surgeons, microbiologists, ID clinicians, nursing staff, physiotherapists and all allied disciplines.

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 lymphoma practice. Suitable for consultants, trainees, CNS in lymphoma, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area. The meeting is free of charge to HCPs working within the NHS and concludes with a networking supper.

Organiser and Chair: Professor Charles Craddock (Birmingham)
Co-Chairs: Dr Mike Dennis (Manchester) & Dr Steve Knapper (Cardiff)

This Autumn meeting of the UK Paediatric BMT Group will combine a clinical trials update day and the annual audit meeting across centres.