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 and concludes with a networking supper at the end of the evening.

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

Dr Claire Roddie and Professor David Isenberg have organised this meeting to discuss CAR T cell therapy in the non-malignant disease areas of Rheumatology and Neurology. The day will include talks from international experts, latest research and trials, the practicalities of CAR T therapy, research and collaboration and a patient perspective of life after lupus. A hybrid option will be in place for delegates from Scotland and Ireland or others with difficulty travelling to London however a much more interactive experience will be gained from attending in person.

This year’s South West Stem Cell Transplant Day programme will cover a series of disease area updates, sessions focussing CAR T, women’s health, complications of transplant, infection dilemmas and more.

This year’s North Stem Cell Transplant Day programme will focus on disease area updates, access to CAR T, complications of transplant, gene therapy and more.

We are delighted that Professor Nitin Jain (MD Anderson) and Dr Moritz Fürsteneau have accepted invitations to speak at the UK CLL Forum Clinical Sciences Day.

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. Suitable for consultants, trainees, CNS in myeloma, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area. Registration is free and the meeting will conclude with a networking supper.

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 programme for the National ALL Update Day will include sessions on trials, laboratory updates, management and controversies and CAR T and transplant, as well as a patient’s experience of the ALL pathway and a selection of case presentations. Suitable for consultants, trainees, nurses, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area.

This meeting will cover a wide range of topics in haemostasis and thrombosis and will provide South West HCPs with a useful opportunity to share latest data and keep up to date with current best practice. Registration is free of charge.

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

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

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.

This meeting will provide a comprehensive update on CAR-T cell therapy for haematology nurses and allied healthcare 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.

The theme of this year’s UK Myeloma Society Autumn Day is Integration of Immunotherapies in Myeloma Care and Amyloid Update. The Michael Morley lecture – Opportunities and challenges with immunotherapy in myeloma – will be delivered by Dr Paola Neri, University of Calgary. 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 include a full day review of clinical trials by members of the UK Lymphoma Research Group. The format will be short presentations and discussion. This event follows the activities of the group previously known as the NCRI Lymphoma Trials Group.

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.

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, thrombosis and pregnancy, incorporating technology and surgery and future perspectives.

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 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.

The topic for the 32nd London Lymphoma Forum meeting is CAR-T and bispecific antibodies in DLBCL and MCL. The meeting will end with a networking supper. Registration is free of charge.

This virtual 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 London Stem Cell Transplant, Cell and Gene Therapy Update Day programme will include non-malignant updates, sessions focussing on GVHD, CAR T updates, complications of transplant and more. Registration is free of charge.

This virtual course is designed for trainee and junior doctors working towards a career 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

This meeting is for UKMRA members only

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 popular annual event to hear from the 20+ people that form an expert faculty for various disease areas. Teaching hospital staff, DGH Consultants, SpRs, CNS in disease specific areas and trials unit staff.

A one day meeting specifically aimed at the Scottish audience, where highlights will be presented from the ASH meeting. The aim of this day event is to provide an overview of the breakthrough clinical data at ASH that will be useful for a Scottish audience. Many haematologists will not have the benefit of attending ASH so we anticipate this will be a highly popular event to hear from the expert faculty for malignant haematology disease areas.

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 and concludes with a networking supper at the end of the evening.

The Myeloid Update programme for Scotland has been designed to combine high calibre lectures and discussion to provide an update for clinicians and allied professions in current issues within the management of Myeloid Disease ( AML, MPN, CML) affecting haematology patients.

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. Suitable for consultants, trainees, CNS in myeloma, pharmacists and scientists working in this disease area. Registration is free and the meeting will conclude with a networking supper. With a focus on Radiology in Myeloma we welcome any regional Radiologists to join in.

The 2nd North of England Autoimmune CAR T Day will bring together experts from rheumatology, neurology and haematology to develop collaboration across specialties for implementation of CAR T-cell therapy for autoimmune conditions, with a focus on the developments made over the past 12 months.

This will be a two day meeting featuring state of the art lectures and discursive discussions in all key areas of haemato-oncology and linked, centrally important, themes of genomics and translational science, cellular therapy and transplant with a specific focus on equity and diversity. The emphasis on short talks, extensive case-based discussion and innovative teaching strategies has created a fantastically fresh meeting with a very attractive educational proposition. We welcome Consultant Haematologists to register and also any Speciality Registrars to fill out a SOHO UK Scholarship Application which is now open.

The Newcastle programme has been designed to combine high calibre lectures and interactive discussions to provide a Regional Update for clinicians and allied professions in current issues within the management of diseases affecting haematology patients. Speakers will highlight the lastest data and dicuss clinical pathways.

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 Annual Scientific Day will be held as a face-to-face event to facilitate collaboration and networking, alongside the educational sessions. The theme of this year’s meeting is The Microenvironment as a Therapeutic Frontier.

The overall theme of the UK Myeloma Society Spring Day is A Holistic Approach to Plasma Cell Disorders. The Michael Morley Lecture – How to assess frailty in the real world and its impact on clinical practice – will be delivered by Professor Ashley Rosko, Ohio State University.

This virtual evening event will provide an update on a variety of GVHD topics: prevention and treatment, lung GVHD, quality of life in chronic GVHD, case presentations and more. Registration is free of charge.

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This meeting will provide South West healthcare professionals with a useful opportunity to share latest data and keep up-to-date with changes in the management and care of acute leukaemia patients. Suitable for consultants, resident doctors and CNS and AHPs working in ALL and AML. Registration is free of charge.

This meeting will provide East Midlands delegates with a useful opportunity to share latest data, best practice and keep up to date with changes in lymphoma practice.

The UK North Lymphoma Forum aims to bring together clinicians and AHPs who care for lymphoma patients to share latest data and best practice, keep up-to-date with the latest advances and provide a great networking opportunity. Registration is free of charge.

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.

The programme for the UK Forum on Haemoglobin Disorders 61st Academic Meeting will include lectures covering current issues for HCPs caring for patients with an inherited haemoglobin disorder. Attendance for this meeting is in person only.

This virtual 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.

This event will highlight innovation in the field of cellular therapy and is aimed at all healthcare professionals working in the cell therapy space to provide an update on the latest exciting developments. Delegates are encouraged to attend in person where possible, however a live stream will be in place for those with difficulties travelling.

An expert faculty will provide an update in “What’s New in Haematological Malignancies” including sessions covering myeloma, AML, MPN, Myeloma, ALL, and lymphoma.

This meeting will provide healthcare professionals caring for patients with ITP and other autoimmune cytopenias with the opportunity to keep up-to-date with latest developments. The day will include sessions focussing on the science of ITP, management dilemmas, toolkits for HCPs, patients’ needs, nursing and paediatric breakouts, clinical research, horizon scanning and lots more.

The aim of this meeting is to provide a comprehensive overview of highlights from the Summer Congresses that will influence UK practice and provide an update on what is on the horizon.

The Northern Myeloid Update Day programme has been designed to combine high calibre lectures and discussion to provide an update for clinicians and allied professions in current issues within the management of Myeloid Disease (AML, MPN, CML) affecting haematology patients.

The Northern MPN Patient Day 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.