2026 BGS North West Region Programme
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09:45 Login and poster browsing
10:00 Session 1 - Community health at home and thickened fluids
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Time10:00 ~ 11:15
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LocationOnline
10:00 Introduction and welcome - Dr Richard Biram, Consultant Geriatrician, Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust
10:05 Welcome and housekeeping - North West region Co-Chairs Dr Scott Mather and Dr Nishma Harker, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Session 1
Moderators: Dr Scott Mather, Dr Nishma Harker
Speakers: Ms Alexandra James, Dr David Brooks
Community Hospital @ Home service
Ethical considerations around thickened fluids
11:15 Break and poster viewing
11:30 Session 2 - Research and complex cases
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Time11:30 ~ 13:00
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LocationOnline
Session 2
Moderators: Dr Scott Mather, Dr Nishma Harker
Speakers: Dr Jo Taylor, Dr Vee-Han Lim
Regional research update
Complex cases within frailty H@H
Platform presentation 1
Platform presentation 2
13:00 Lunch and poster viewing
13:30 Session 3 - Research, Hospital at Home and community nutrition
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Time13:30 ~ 15:00
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LocationOnline
Session 3
Moderators: Dr Scott Mather, Dr Nishma Harker
Speakers: Dr Tom Knight, Natalie Welsh
Platform presentation 3
Platform presentation 4
Hospital at Home: Acute medicine beyond the hospital walls
Community Nutrition
15:00 Closing words
Five top tips for the meeting
1. Record your attendance
In person: Attendance should be recorded by scanning in at the registration desk using the QR code on your joining email or providing your name. Each day you attend you will need to scan in.
Online: You will receive a CPD certificate for the days you have watch online. Viewing the content post-event will be certified, and certificates are issued 3 days after your last viewing.
2. Give feedback
Please take the time to fill out the feedback form after each day. It is mandatory for us to generate and issue a CPD certificate but also helps us improve our
conference and provides invaluable information to our speakers about their presentation.
3. Visit our sponsors and browseour posters
Consider spending 5 minutes to speak to a sponsor. Take the time to browse and comment on our submitted posters on the digital screens.
4. Join the discussion
All delegates are encouraged to ask questions for the speakers and panel discussions. If you are thinking it, someone else is too, so please use the ‘Ask’ function on the online platform or the microphone in the room.
5. Get social
Chat with attendees, join a socialising event or interact in a group discussion.
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