SOTPA Annual Masterclass Programme
“Transplant Conundrums”
Friday 23rd – Saturday 24th November 2018
Arden Hotel, Coventry Road, Bickenhill,
Solihull, Birmingham, B92 0EH
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4th Paediatric Kidney Transplantation Symposium
A Multi-professional Meeting
3rd and 4th December 2018
London, UK
Key Topics
- Transplantation in small children How to achieve pre-emptive transplantation Combined liver and kidney transplantation Pancreas transplantation in children.
- How to deal with donor specific antibodies? Intraoperative management – views from an anaesthetist.
- What to do when things go wrong What is on the horizon in paediatric transplantation Complex case exchange Best abstract prize presentation.
Consultants £90 (£70 before 10th November)
Trainees £70 (£50 before 10th November)
Nurses/Coordinators £20
First 15 nurses free registration
Trainees £70 (£50 before 10th November)
Nurses/Coordinators £20
First 15 nurses free registration
BTS Living Donor Forum & Winter Ethics Symposium 2018
Thursday 15th November
Park Inn by Radisson, York
The BTS Living Donor Forum & Winter Ethics Symposium will come together in Autumn 2018 for a one day meeting on the theme of Directed Altruistic Living Donation.
For the first time ever the meeting will also incorporate the prestigious Hoffenberg Memorial Lecture, which commemorates Sir Raymond “Bill” Hoffenberg’s manifold contributions to medicine and in particular to clinical transplantation. The programme has been chosen to incorporate discussion and debate around the challenges of Directed Altruistic Living Donation, and will include contributions from clinicians and patients, as well as from non-profit organisations that promote living donation.
The meeting takes place on Thursday 15th November at the Park Inn by Radisson, York, and we anticipate that it will attract approximately 100-120 delegates from across the transplantation community.
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British Urology Transplant Symposium
29th-30th November 2018
The Institute of Transplantation, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne
Building on the success of the inaugural British Urology Transplant Symposium you are warmly invited to the second BUTS conference. Whether a renal transplant surgeon with questions on urological management or a urologist interested in pertinent aspects of transplantation, this symposium will be an excellent educational and networking opportunity.
CPD points confirmed. Symposium evening meal on 29th and full day conference on 30th. Consultants £70 Trainees £50 To register an interest for the event please email deborah.wood@nuth.nhs.uk
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BTS Annual Conference 2019
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6 to 8 March 2019
HIC Harrogate Convention Centre
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HIC Harrogate Convention Centre
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The British Transplantation Society and NHSBT Organ Donation & Transplantation have joined forces to run joint congress at theHarrogate Convention Centre from Wednesday 6th to 8th March 2019. The aim of the Congress is to unite clinicians, surgeons, laboratory scientists, nurses, transplant coordinators and all those interested in all aspects of organ transplantation and donation.
We are putting together an exciting and stimulating programme which we hope will appeal to everyone, combining expert clinical updates with the latest in laboratory science. The three day meeting will attract around 700-800 delegates with an interest in all areas of transplantation and donation. The Congress is supported by a strong national and international faculty of speakers.
Registration and call for papers to open in September 2018.
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Patient and Public Advisory Group Registration Form
We are happy to announce that NHSBT’s Patient and Public Advisory Group is now open to registration and kindly invite you to register by clicking the link below.
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BTS Annual Conference 2020
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4th to 6th March 2020
Belfast Waterfront
