Post ASH Highlights Events

The American Society of Haematology meeting is now the most important meeting 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 on industry sponsorship.

The Post  ASH series of meetings provided an overview of the pertinent topics presented at  ASH, as well as late breaking news and was suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses and pharmacists working in haematology.

By invitation only: Please  email sandra@hartleytaylor.co.uk for further information on attending

 

A CPD approved meeting for consultants, anaesthetists, trainees and nurses with leading international and UK experts covering various topics in intensive care.

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.

The first BSBMT meeting of 2018 will provide attendees with updates on new approaches and clinical trials in BMT.

This meeting aims to increase collaboration across the Network.  It provides a useful opportunity to not only share best practice and innovation but to keep abreast of changes in myeloma practice.

International Speaker
Inger Nijhof, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam

This meeting will provide an opportunity for haematologists, general physicians, respiratory physicians and pharmacists to share best practice and keep abreast of current issues in haemostasis and thrombosis

This new meeting in our calendar is a Haematology Update for Teenage & Young Adults through to 30. A full day’s programme which is designed into four different sessions: Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia, Transplantation, Lymphoma and Supportive Measures. Attendees will gain knowledge and updates on two trial protocols in ALL and Hodgkin lymphoma.

There will be updates on molecular diagnostics, as well as interesting debates on transplantation, particularly in Aplastic Anaemia.

Knowing holistic approaches are important for TYA patients and we have speakers on psychology and fertility.

Who should attend: Consultants, Trainees, Nurses, Pharmacists and Scientists working in Haematology & staff from TYA units.

 

British Infection Association (BIA) Annual Spring Meeting and Trainees’ Day, held in London. The annual meeting is held on the 17th May 2018 and the Trainees’ Day on the 16th May 2018.  Both meetings are to be held at the new venue, the Cavendish Conference Centre, London.
Registration is free of charge for members of the BIA.

For more registration or sponsorship enquiries please contact anne@hartleytaylor.co.uk

 

The Dublin programme is designed to combine high calibre lectures and 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. Many new approaches such as novel check-point inhibitors and CAR T cell therapy will be presented.

 

This free-to-attend evening meeting will focus on Hodgkin Lymphoma and combine case presentations with interactive keypad voting and lectures from expert guest speakers.

 

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.

The sessions throughout the day will concentrate on the recent advances seen within the myeloid and mature lymphoid malignancies and how this impacts on approaches to diagnostics.

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.

Discussion and debates on practical dilemmas for consultant orthopaedic surgeons and consultant microbiologists to share (this meeting is also suitable for trainees and nurses).

Critical Care London is a multidisciplinary meeting where leading UK and international speakers will present on the latest developments and thinking in critical care.

Lymphoma update meeting. Suitable for haematologists, pathologists, nurses, pharmacists, radiotherapy staff and dermatologists working in lymphoma.

This is a regional, multidisciplinary meeting suitable for all members of the BMT team. The meeting will aim to address several key areas looking at Immunomodulation, GVHD, CAR T cell therapy and transplant related issues. This is a free of charge event

This is a CPD-approved course designed for trainee or junior doctors working in any field of medicine where a medical emergency may be encountered.

This is a regional, multidisciplinary meeting suitable for all members of the BMT team. The meeting will aim to address several key areas looking at Immunomodulation, GVHD, CAR T cell therapy and transplant related issues. This is a free of charge event

The focus of the UK CLL Forum Clinical Sciences Day will be High Risk CLL

We are delighted to welcome Professor Peter Dreger (University of Heidelberg) and Dr Katy Rezvani (MD Anderson Cancer Centre).

This is the third BMT regional training day to be offered for the South West. The meeting will aim to address several key areas looking at Myeloma, MDS, Lymphoma, Transplant related issues and a Guest International Lecture

on modern management of CMV. These topics will be completed with an MDT panel looking at “real life cases” up for discussion and key pad voting.

Suitable for consultants, nurses and trainees working within BMT.

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.

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.

By invitation only: Please  email sandra@hartleytaylor.co.uk for further information on attending

 

Keynote Speaker: Dr David Steensma, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

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.

The focus of the UK Myeloma Forum will be Unusual presentations of gammopathies and associated conditions.

2-Day Critical Care Update for Physiotherapists and allied healthcare professionals. Led by Professor Mervyn Singer and colleagues, Bloomsbury Institute of Intensive Care Medicine.

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.

A mixture of difficult and challenging cases from real life presented by experts..

This meeting is free of charge for BIA members

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The underlying principle of OBIC is multi-disciplinary working. We invite all grades of orthopaedic and trauma surgeons, plastic surgeons, infection specialists, nursing and therapy staff and researchers to attend.