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This two-day meeting delivers state-of-the-art education across all key areas of haemato-oncology, with linked themes of genomics, translational science, cellular treatment and transplant. The programme also places a strong focus on equity and diversity, reflecting their growing importance in clinical practice, research and workforce development.
Interactive programme and case-based learning
The meeting is structured around short, focused talks supported by extensive case-based discussion and interactive teaching approaches. This format is designed to support practical learning, peer discussion and real-world application across a broad range of haemato-oncology topics.
Alongside the main lecture theatre, parallel sessions will run for smaller groups of 70 to 80 delegates. These sessions will focus on specific disease areas, broader healthcare issues, mentoring, and research development, offering opportunities for deeper engagement and discussion.
Who should attend
The meeting is open to Consultant Haematologists. Specialty Registrars are also encouraged to attend and can apply for a SOHO UK Scholarship, with applications now open.
Why attend
This meeting offers a high-quality educational opportunity for healthcare professionals seeking discussion-led learning in haemato-oncology, with dedicated space for clinical debate, professional development and research-focused conversations.
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