| Announcing that registration for UK Stroke Forum (UKSF) 2023 is now open! We have a jam-packed schedule to bring to you in our most unique programme to date. Join us at the ICC Birmingham, Monday 4 – Wednesday 6 December 2023, for the 18th UK Stroke Forum as we continue to provide you with the very latest in stroke care. What to expect: A newly designed programme to encourage engagement. Gain relevant CPD accredited professional training. The very latest groundbreaking research and informative and interactive training workshops.An updated e-poster event, enabling you to hear from 400 e-poster authors.Increased networking opportunities to share research and best practice. An exhibition hall showcasing the latest stroke-related products and services. A mixture of social features for delegates including a free evening drinks at UKSF After Dark, plus an optional ticketed evening social event. A wellbeing programme to encourage delegates to relax, recharge and unwind.And most importantly, lunch and refreshments provided during the conference. Register here for UKSF23 |
 Location: Birmingham: the UK’s second largest city. Join us at an incredible venue with outstanding transport links! The 15 best things to do after dark in Birmingham > |
 Don’t miss out on early bird discount! Discounted prices are available until 31 August 2023! As always, we are conscious to bring real value for money to the UK Stroke Forum. Delegates will be able to watch sessions on demand, meaning those tough decisions on which sessions to attend continue to be a thing of the past! This year we are offering a special 5% discount for group bookings of 5 or more delegates, so why not register alongside your colleagues for an additional saving? For further information on group bookings, visit our FAQs page.UKSF FAQs > |
| To follow such an incredible UKSF 2022 will take some doing, but we’re building a programme (both scientific and social) that will do just that! Join over 1,600 healthcare professionals as we go again in what will be an unforgettable experience in Birmingham. Thanks,The UKSF Team |