The annual London Advanced TB 2025 Course Tuesday 11th to Friday 14th March at the Royal College of Pathologists and W12 Conferences.
This popular comprehensive course features lectures on all aspects of TB covering the epidemiology, natural history, clinical presentations, diagnostics and management including MDR TB and paediatrics on day 1 and 2. This will include workshops in radiology and clinical /public health dilemmas. This will be of interest to all grades of doctors including consultants, specialist trainees in respiratory medicine or infectious diseases, general practitioners, microbiologists, public health physicians, TB nurses and other non-medical health professionals working in TB.
This year we have added 2 extra days on day 3-4 to give individuals the opportunity to expand and consolidate your knowledge following the London Advanced Course Lectures with a two day Workshop Modular Course on Tuberculosis (TB) Care and Management.
This educational program is designed for healthcare workers, health protection staff, and looking to deepen their understanding of TB care in an interactive workshop environment. With an emphasis on case studies, this course provides a structured approach to learning about the real-life complexities of TB management.
Delegates have the option of attending the full course, the first 2 days on the 11th and 12th or the last 2 days on the 13th and 14th.
Speakers include
Professor Onn Min Kon - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Sharon Cox - Principal Epidemiologist, UKHSA
Dr Pranabashis Haldar - Glenfield Hospital
Dr Manish Pareek - Leicester Royal Infirmary
Dr Nick Davies - ICHNT/ Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
Professor Marc Lipman - Royal Free Hospital
Dr Elizabeth Whittaker - Imperial College London
Dr Giovanni Satta - University College Hospitals
Dr Laura Martin - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Laura Martin - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
and more!
Key topics covered include:
· Diagnosing and managing pulmonary and extra-pulmonary TB.
· Understanding and addressing drug-resistant TB and co-infections, such as TB and HIV.
· Providing care for vulnerable populations, including children, migrants, and homeless individuals.
· Exploring public health strategies, such as contact tracing and treatment adherence.
Led by experienced TB healthcare professionals, this course equips participants with the knowledge and tools to address TB challenges in clinical and public health settings. Whether managing individual cases or contributing to broader prevention efforts, this program will strengthen your ability to tackle TB with confidence and expertise.
This year’s course will be held on two sites:
Day 1 & 2
The Royal College of Pathologists, 6 Alie Street, London E1 8QT
Day 3 & 4
W12 Conferences 150 Artillery Ln, Du Cane Rd, London W12 0HS