Introduction by Mark James, Local Organising Committee Chairperson Come and join us for the UKCS 2024 Conference in the ‘festival town’ of Cheltenham, 10th – 12th April 2024. Every year thousands of visitors flock to Cheltenham for horse racing, music, jazz, literature and science festivals, performances and speakers. Now it’s time for the UKCS Community to get together in this beautiful location, ‘the most complete regency town in England’. Over 2500 of the beautiful buildings in Cheltenham are listed and we have selected an impressive Grade II listed building as the Conference venue: Cheltenham Town Hall. Cheltenham is easy to get to: a well-connected town, with frequent train services to all major UK cities, an extensive bus network and good road and motorway links. We encourage delegates to car share or to use public transport where possible. We are busy developing our programme with an overarching theme of multi-disciplinary working and approach to patient care. Within that we will look at the challenges faced when managing patients with frailty, from assessment of conditions to surgical and anaesthetic challenges. We will have sessions on colorectal and urological conditions relating to pelvic floor, complex UTI, shared surgical challenges, and novel educational approaches for patients and clinical staff. The workshops will be aimed at hands-on skills training in USS (bladder and endo anal), flexi cystoscopy, pessary and - as usual - urodynamics. As ever, alongside a packed scientific programme, the fun social events are a key part of the UKCS Conference. For 2024 we have some “wow factor” lined up for participants. The outline programme, Call for Abstracts and general information will be launched shortly. In the meantime, save the dates in your 2024 diary and look out for further updates. We very much look forward to seeing you in April next year. Mark James and Kate Mitchell on behalf of the 2024 Local Organising Committee and the rest of the team | 2024 Programme here Use listing: Leisure Trust Guest - complete the Form and get Access This years Exhibitors in Cheltenham
Developing Programme (here) Linda Cardozo Memorial Lecture plus a range of topics: Fistula (Global perspective) Colorectal Update Advances and Innovations in Education for: Patients, Clinical Staff The frail/older patient – “Dealing with Dementia”: Relatives, Clinical staff, Management options Recurrent UTI’s: Complex UTI MDT and newer management options Primary Care: Integrated working relationships with the community Stump the Experts Session: Challenge the panellists Launch of UKCS Certification Schemes Continence through the ages – Quiz Free papers via Abstract submissions for Programme presentations, Oral poster and Poster presentations Pre- Conference Programme: a programme for the Wednesday afternoon on 10th April 2024 includes: Urodynamics OASI incl. Endo-anal ultrasound Bladder scanning Pessary Flexi-cystoscopy + Botox with practical technical sessions, Workshops and Seminars hosted in the local Postgraduate Centre and training facilities
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UKCS Academy: Educational Opportunities. The Academy aims for provide educational opportunities through on-line webinars, published references and of course the Annual Scientific Meeting. Browse the academy and register for access to the events - free to Members | Welcome to CheltenhamWhy Cheltenham: Short review of one of Britain's great Spa towns A wonderful mix of the traditional and the new, Cheltenham nestles against the Cotswolds as the perfect place to unwind and refresh your mind, body and soul. With unique festival vibes, an abundance of independent and much loved High Street shops, and incredible dining experiences from street food to Michelin starred fine dining. Cheltenham truly is a must-visit town. Voted the Best Place to Live in the South West by The Sunday Times with its education, culture and connectivity highlighted amongst its best attributes. As the most complete Regency town in Britain with a population of just 117,000, Cheltenham is intimate and friendly, a civilised place of culture, learning and discovery.
Visit the local information bureux Here are a few of the reasons why you should visit |