Programme Topics
The three-day, interactive 2023 BGS Spring Meeting Programme focuses on the importance of cross specialty multidisciplinary teams working together to improve healthcare for older people. It covers core and topical areas of clinical healthcare, presenting the latest current research evidence in:
The Programme encompasses areas such as virtual wards, overprescribing and medicine optimisation and gives attendees the opportunity to:
- Understand more about the key areas and challenges faced in geriatric medicine
- Hear focused presentations on core areas of geriatric medicine
- Present the latest scientific research to British Geriatrics Society members and elected officers
- Attend small group workshop sessions
- Network and socialise with other healthcare professionals
Who should watch ondemand?
The BGS Spring Meeting is a fantastic learning opportunity for all members of the multidisciplinary team (MDT) involved in the health and care of older people as well as surgical teams, anaesthetists, rehabilitation and Urgent Emergency Care teams are encouraged to join. The Programme will be of particular interest to:
- Consultants and specialist doctors in geriatric medicine
- Medics and healthcare professionals training in related specialties
- GPs with an Extended Role in Older People and GP Trainees
- Nurses and allied health professionals, including:
- Advanced and Specialist Practitioners
- Consultant Practitioners/Consultant Nurses
- Pharmacists
- Physician Associates
- Internal Medicine Trainees (especially those considering a career in geriatric medicine)
- Medical, Nursing, and Allied Health Professional students
- Researchers into ageing and age-related conditions
Whether you choose to attend virtually, or opt to join us in person at the EICC in Edinburgh, this three-day meeting will deliver a packed programme with the opportunity to hear from some of the country's leading experts in older people's healthcare.
Speaker Spotlights - Guest Lectures
 Samantha Riley, Director of Making Data Count, National Team for Intensive Support, Chief Operating Officer Directorate, NHS England will speak on ‘Pitfalls of traditional data analysis approaches in the NHS and the avoidance of ‘spuddling’’. |
 Professor David Oliver, Consultant Geriatrician, Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust and former BGS President, will deliver the Marjory Warren Guest Lecture on ‘British Geriatrics: Past, Present and Possible Future’. |
For more information on some of our programme speakers, please visit our 'speaker spotlights' below:
Abstracts & BGS Poster Platform
All abstract submitters have been notified and successful submissions have been assigned to the Programme as platform presentations and President's Round posters.
Others have been accepted as Poster abstracts will be available for viewing and comment via our BGS Poster Platform. The Platform is open to all healthcare professionals to view abstracts and posters submitted at any BGS conference, regardless of your own attendance at these meetings. The Abstract book as a pdf can be accessed here.