Each year the BGS holds 2 large conferences (Spring and Autumn) over multiple days.
With keynote lectures from expert voices, multiple streams covering core areas of geriatric medicine and cutting-edge research presentations, these conferences offer learning relevant to all BGS members and all healthcare professionals with an interest in the care of older people.
Explore solutions to the pressing challenges in your work, connect with experts to bridge knowledge gaps, and discover the latest in best clinical practice.
Here’s what you need to know about the BGS Autumn Meeting in 2025
When and where
The BGS Autumn Meeting 2025 takes place from 12 to 14 November at the East Midlands Conference Centre (EMCC) in Nottingham and online. You can choose to attend the event in person, online, or a combination of both. You can also choose whether you register for one, two, or three days. After the conference, all delegates will have on-demand access to event recordings for 12 months.
Get the latest updates in geriatric medicine
Our three-day programme focuses on core topics relating to older people’s healthcare. Highlights to look forward to include Healthcare in Community Settings, Dementia, Tissue Viability, Pain and Pain Management, Digital Health, Education in Geriatric Medicine, Clinical Quality, and much more.
The latest research in geriatric medicine will be presented live, and also as posters. If you’re attending in person, why not use the breaks to view the poster screens at the conference? Or view our poster platform online.
Interactive workshops and symposia will highlight innovative approaches to service delivery.
For in person attendees, don’t forget to explore the exhibition stands, which showcase the work of our sponsors.
Hear from the experts
We’re delighted to welcome our keynote speakers this year. Professor Simon Conroy, Professor of Geriatric Medicine at University College London, and Professor Cathal McCrory, Professor of Life Course Development and Ageing at Trinity College Dublin, will be joining us alongside many leading experts in geriatric medicine at our conference.
Network with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals
There are several social events planned during the conference, to help you connect with other professionals.
- Lunchtime meetups
- Fringe film screening and canape reception on Wednesday evening
- Trainees’ meetup on Thursday lunchtime
- Conference three-course dinner and dancing on Thursday evening
Gain CPD
A total of 18 CPD credits are available across the conference. You’ll receive your CPD certificate after the event to add to your professional portfolio.
