The annual meeting of Australian and New Zealand urologists, held jointly with the urology nurses' society, covering surgical, oncology and functional urology updates.
A two-day case-based course on cataract, cornea, refractive and anterior segment practice, taught by invited faculty. Cost is the virtual access fee; in-person is 375 USD.
One of the largest radiology meetings worldwide, combining scientific papers, education courses and a technical exhibition. Covers every imaging subspecialty with emerging AI and imaging technology.
A leading annual forum on breast cancer research and treatment spanning medical, surgical and radiation oncology. Cost is the late in-person regular rate.
Australia's multidisciplinary cancer care meeting, themed on precision prevention through to personalised care, with pre-conference workshops on 10 November. Cost is the late non-member medical rate.
Two-day course of lectures and hands-on radiology-pathology correlation seminars led by international experts across head and neck, cardiac, chest, GI and genitourinary imaging. Delivered through the American College of Radiology's AIRP programme.
A short hybrid course for doctors and pharmacists on appropriate antimicrobial use in complicated infections and on infection prevention measures that reduce antibiotic need. Cost shown is the non-member online fee; on-site non-member is 450 EUR.
20+ hours · 15 European CME credits (ECMEC)EUR 250
A virtual-only two-part meeting on retinal imaging, trials and treatment, with the first session on AMD and the second on retinal vascular disease. Not CME-accredited.
The BGS autumn conference on the care of older people, attendable in person or online. Fee shown is the non-member senior doctor per-day rate (member GBP 146).
An intensive English-language course on diagnosing and managing hereditary kidney disorders, including cystic disease, tubulopathies and genetic glomerular syndromes. Cost shown is the online attendee fee; in-person is 550 EUR.
Two-day meeting on hip and knee replacement surgery run by the Wrightington arthroplasty team. Royal College of Surgeons accreditation has been received, with CPD points still pending.
A one-day live online course on recognising and managing life-threatening sepsis in children, aimed at paediatric trainees, SAS doctors and consultants. The fee shown is the member consultant rate; non-members pay 210 GBP.
A five-day live online course with one endocrine topic per evening, using case-based talks and Q&A. Recordings follow about three weeks later. Fee shown is the non-member rate (member EUR 205).