A three-day, in person, course for dermatologists or anyone interested in evidence-based dermatology, organised by the Centre of Evidence Based Dermatology at the University of Nottingham.

www.nottingham.ac.uk/conference/fac-mhs/medicine/gettingtogripswithevidencebaseddermatology/index.aspx 

Cancellation policy: Registration can be cancelled on or before 14th December 2026 and will be eligible for a full refund.  No refunds will be made for cancellations after this time.  

Registration is now open for the UKTMN Annual Conference 2026, taking place in Leeds, Tuesday 8 June 2027. This event is available only for UKTMN members. 

For all programme and event details, please visit the UKTMN event page: https://www.tmn.ac.uk/events/uktmn-annual-conference-2027

Please note, delegate name must be the name of the individual who will be attending the conference. Any bookings made for delegates who are not UKTMN members will not be honoured. 

Please be aware, it is not possible to raise an invoice for this event. Please register all attending delegates via this payment page. 

Early Bird Registration closes 15th January 2027.

Following its inception in 2010 as a small scale study day held at Nottingham University Hospitals, the Symposium on Primary Breast Cancer in Older Women has now become a biennial event, the only one of its kind in the UK.

Since 2013, it has been hosted by The University of Nottingham under the auspices of the International Society of Geriatric Oncology (SIOG).

We welcome members of multidisciplinary clinical and research teams with an interest in this area, including breast surgeons, oncologists, geriatricians, pathologists, clinical nurse specialists, researchers, and their trainees, as well as patient advocates. 

Introduction to statistics for trial management professionals: online training

Provided by the UKTMN, in collaboration with the Nottingham Clinical Trials Unit. 

To be held across two consecutive half-days (09.15-13.00)

9-10 March 2027

To be held online (via MS Teams). 

The course introduces the different types of data which can be collected in a clinical trial, simple methods of summarising and presenting these, common statistical tests and what their results mean, information on how the number of participants needed in a clinical trial is calculated, and discussions on how results can be interpreted. Mathematical formulae are kept to a minimum.  

Please note, delegate name must be the name of the individual who will be attending the training.