British Geriatrics Society Autumn Meeting 
23rd -25th November 2016 SECC, Glasgow, Scotland
Co-located with UK Hospital at Home Forum 23rd November 2016
British Geriatrics Society Autumn Meeting
The BGS Autumn meeting will cover the latest scientific research and the best clinical practice in care of older people. Our ageing population is stimulating extensive NHS service redesign to deal with the challenge of caring for larger numbers of older people both in and out of hospitals. This conference will cover core areas of interest to all specialists responsible for the health care of older people in the United Kingdom.
UK Hospital at Home Forum
 
The UK Hospital at Home Forum is the first UK meeting dedicated specifically to admission avoidance Hospital at Home.  The day is intended to explore the status of the current and developing evidence base and to provide clinical perspectives and the experience of those who have built the service.  The current economic and demographic climate provides a challenging environment for specialist acute care and our aim is that evidence and services are safely in parallel.  The meeting is expected to be of interest to those who don't yet have services as much as to those who do and will welcome applications from any professional background or setting.
    
        
            | Who should attend:  
                Consultants & specialist doctors in geriatric medicineResearchers in ageing Doctors training in related specialtiesGPs wsi in Older People and GP traineesNurses and allied health professionalsCore medical trainees considering a career in geriatric medicine   | Why participate:  
                Understand more on the key areas & challenges faced in healthcare of older peopleHear focused presentations on core areas of the geriatric medicine specialtySee the latest scientific research presented to British Geriatrics Society members and healthcare professionalsAttend small group workshop sessionsNetwork & socialise with other healthcare professionals over 3 days   | 
        
            | Aims:
            
 •       Further
            attendee’s overall
            knowledge and understanding of current research and practice in care of older
            people in core and difficult areas •       Improve
            attendee’s skills in
            the treatment and care of older people  •       Inspire
            attendees to achieve personnel excellence in care of older people •       Take
            away new activities and ideas to progress their workplace’s services Plenary sessions on:
 
            
            
                StrokeService DevelopmentDeliriumPolypharmacy and prescribing in older peopleHealth PromotionPOPS - Perioperative assessment   | 
    
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