Scientific Sessions
Twenty-five sessions across two days
Abstracts are accepted against any session below. Select the most appropriate one
when you submit.
The latest ACLS guidelines for maximising survival in cardiac arrest, with a focus on effective resuscitation skills and emergent medication.
Running safe, billable remote consultations and monitoring programmes, and what changes in assessment when the patient is not in the room.
Running safe, billable remote consultations and monitoring programmes, and what changes in assessment when the patient is not in the room.
Multimodal approaches to persistent pain, tapering support, and the evidence base behind non-opioid options.
Enhance your knowledge of hormonal management, cancer screening, and menopausal control. Empower women using preventive interventions strategies.
Early identification of developmental concerns, standardised tools, and working with families and schools..
Rapid assessment, stabilisation and escalation in acute and emergency environments.
Practical steps for equitable care across language, culture, disability and socioeconomic difference.
Scope of practice, documentation, consent and liability — what protects you and the patient.
New agents, deprescribing, interaction checking and prescribing safety systems.
Evidence-based dietary counselling for diabetes, cardiovascular and renal disease within a short consultation.
What actually reduces burnout at team and organisation level, beyond individual resilience training.
Building the leadership skills that let NPs shape services, not just deliver them.
Cognitive screening, polypharmacy review and goals-of-care conversations in older adults.
Recognising common and red-flag skin presentations in general practice.
Where POCUS changes decisions in NP practice, and the training pathway to competence.
Immunisation schedules, hesitancy conversations and outbreak preparedness
Thyroid, adrenal and diabetes management updates for advanced practice.
Screening, medication-assisted treatment and harm-reduction approaches in everyday practice.
Symptom management, survivorship and the NP role across the cancer pathway.
Assessing and treating insomnia and sleep-disordered breathing without reflex prescribing.
Documentation quality, clinical decision support and reducing screen burden.
Affirming, clinically sound care and inclusive service design.
Structured transition-to-practice programmes and what makes mentoring stick.
Cross-border collaboration, global health projects and shared research programmes.