External events
Conferences, courses and webinars from other medical organisations. Follow each event’s link for the full programme and registration.
ACTACC · Hosted by Bristol Heart Institute
ACTACC Webinar: Bristol Heart Institute
Thursday 22 October 2026 · 19:00–21:00 · Online via Zoom · Free for members and non-members · 2 CPD points
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Liverpool Medical Institution
17th Annual Essential Neuro MRI Course
Saturday 14 November 2026 · Liverpool Medical Institution, Liverpool · £200 including lunch and refreshments · 6 CPD credits
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British Medical Ultrasound Society
BMUS 57th Annual Scientific Meeting – Ultrasound 2026
8–10 December 2026 · Cheltenham Racecourse · Plenary lectures, practical sessions and a special educational programme across ultrasound practice, plus a technical exhibition.
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Royal Society of Medicine
RSM Cardiology General Days Series 2026–27
8 December 2026 – 18 March 2027 · Royal Society of Medicine, London · Four expert-led cardiology study days
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The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) is a multidisciplinary member organisation and charity providing expert-led education to a global community of healthcare professionals. The RSM provides healthcare professionals with access to more than 200 expert-led events each year, including conferences, lectures and multidisciplinary forums, alongside opportunities to connect with peers, access learning resources and develop their careers.
Join the RSM Cardiology Section for the 2026–27 General Day series, a programme of focused study days covering key areas across cardiology. Designed for cardiology resident doctors, specialty registrars, consultants and related healthcare professionals, the series covers pacing and device programming, pulmonary hypertension, advanced heart failure and transplantation, and cardiac CT, MRI and nuclear cardiology.
Each day offers expert-led teaching focused on developing practical knowledge and confidence for clinical practice and ongoing specialty training.
General day 1: Pacing and device programming
· 09:00–16:00
Royal Society of Medicine, London
A full-day masterclass on cardiac pacing and device programming. Designed for cardiology specialty registrars, consultants and cardiac device professionals, the programme combines core principles with practical troubleshooting, device optimisation and complication management to build confidence in everyday clinical practice and specialty training.
View day 1 & bookGeneral day 2: Right heart and pulmonary hypertension
· 09:00–17:00
Royal Society of Medicine, London
A focused study day exploring the diagnosis and management of pulmonary hypertension (PH), from recognising the condition and understanding its causes to referral, advanced treatment and transplantation. Designed for cardiology, respiratory and rheumatology resident doctors and consultants, as well as heart failure specialists, the meeting will provide a comprehensive overview of a complex and often under-recognised condition.
View day 2 & bookGeneral day 3: Advanced heart failure, MCS and transplantation
· 09:00–17:00
Royal Society of Medicine, London
A focused training day exploring advanced heart failure, mechanical circulatory support and transplantation. The programme follows the patient journey from recognition in secondary care through haemodynamic assessment, cardiogenic shock and mechanical support to transplant assessment, listing and long-term care.
View day 3 & bookGeneral day 4: Cardiac CT, MRI and nuclear cardiology
· 08:30–15:45
Royal Society of Medicine, London
A comprehensive day of expert-led teaching on cardiac computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and nuclear cardiology. Most imaging courses focus on a single modality or are pitched at those already subspecialising. This meeting fills that gap by covering all three tomographic modalities in a single structured day, helping resident doctors build the knowledge and confidence needed for clinical practice and future imaging training.
View day 4 & bookThe Royal College of Emergency Medicine
RCEM Annual Conference 2027
13–15 April 2027 · Manchester Central and online
Details & registration