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IMPORTANT NOTE:
Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, many events have either been cancelled or postponed by their respective organisers. Please check indvidual event entries for updates on any events you may have booked onto.

Contact details for the orgainser of the meeting (if not organised by the Conference Team) can be found within the individual event entries.
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Please note that events with the BAD logo beside it, denotes an event or meeting  organised by the BAD.

All other meetings listed are organised externally from this department. Contact details and further information for these can be found under each individual event.

To request a meeting to be added to the Events Calendar, please fill in and return the form below to conference@bad.org.uk

Download the Event Calendar Request Form

ALERT! The BAD have been advised by overseas and U.K. Doctors of "scam" dermatology conferences taking place in the U.K. and around the world. Colleagues from developing countries have been targeted.  Do check any UK dermatology conference is listed on our website. If not, the BAD advises caution.
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5th ‘Allergy & the Skin’ Study Day

Date: Tuesday, 10th November 2015
Venue: Governor’s Hall, St Thomas’ Hospital
Organiser: Dr Carsten Flohr, St John’s Institute of Dermatology & KCL Allergy Academy
Contact: Sandra Hobbs - sandra.hobbs@kcl.ac.uk  
Website: http://www.allergyacademy.org/
 

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Vulval Dermatology In Practice Masterclass

Date: 12th November 2015
Venue: Park Plaza County Hall, London
Course Director: Dr Fiona Lewis
Organiser: Guy's and St Thomas' Foundation Trust
Email: events@gstt.nhs.uk
 

This sought after masterclass provides a highly practical half-day (afternoon) specialising on vulval dermatology. The interactive session brings case studies to life and provides a unique opportunity to hone your examination technique.

Despite high demand the numbers are limited to a maximum of 25 delegates, so as to ensure participants benefit from extended clinical case teaching and one on one interaction with the course director, and leading expert in vulval dermatology, Dr Fiona Lewis.

The masterclass will include:

  •  Illustrative examples of typical referral letters: taking a close look at common mistakes made when describing a patients’ symptoms and how to avoid them.
  • What questions to ask the patient about their symptoms, what to look for, and the importance of evaluating if the symptoms and signs add up.
  • Improving diagnostic capabilities.
  • Practical case studies to highlight the diagnosis, treatment and management of a range of vulval conditions.

Three (3) CPD pointshave been awarded by the Royal College of Physicians.

Secure your place by visiting www.guysandstthomasevents.co.uk or email events@gstt.nhs.uk for further information.

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The Seventh Annual Royal Marsden Head and Neck Conference: Skin Cancer of the Head and Neck   (6 CPD points accredited)

Date: Friday 13 November 2015
Venue: Royal College of Physicians, London NW1 4LE, UK
Organiser: The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
For further details, view the conference flyer

Book Online: www.royalmarsden.nhs.uk/headneckconference

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BCDG 10th Annual Meeting - Course now full. Please contact us to be placed on the waitng list.

Date: 14th November 2015
Venue: Willan House, London
Organiser: Conference & Event Services from the BAD
Contact: conference@bad.org.uk 

View the course flyer for further details.

Registrations are now being accepted. Please click on the "Register Online" link below to book your place.

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BSDS 11th Annual Trainee Day
Date:  20th November 2015
Venue:  Willan House, London
Organiser:  Dr Jemma Collins, BSDS Trainee Representative
Email:  info@bsds.org.uk

The BSDS Trainee Day offers a chance for registrars to improve and update their skin surgery through a variety of lectures, discussions and workshops. With a varied programme relevant to daily dermatology practice, as well as the option to learn about more advanced techniques, it will be of use to those at all stages of training, with or without a particular interest in surgery.

The course will be led by a range of experienced surgeons and speakers from across the UK and gives a unique opportunity to interact with them, discuss cases and ask questions in a small group setting. This is an educational experience not to be missed!

For more information on this course click here.

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