BAPO’s flagship annual meeting returns for 2025 in Glasgow!
Haytham Kubba extends his warm invitation to this exciting gathering, where Professor Natalie Loundon from Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades, Paris, will deliver the prestigious John Evans Lecture on gene therapy in paediatric hearing loss. A distinguished lineup of national and international experts will present on a variety of key topics, including paediatric nasal obstruction, paediatric airway assessment and endoscopic ear surgery.
This year’s conference will take place in the beautiful Sir Charles Wilson Building, part of the historic University of Glasgow. Founded in 1451, the university is the fourth oldest in the English-speaking world and has produced some of the world’s greatest minds, including economist Adam Smith and physicist Lord Kelvin.
Trainees will find plenty to get involved with, from the highly popular BAPO-Juniors Revision Day on Wednesday 10 September, to the short paper sessions and posters. There will be four prizes with a total value of £3,000 to be won, including a ‘Dragon’s Den’ style competition for best trainee research proposal and a further prize for work in sustainability. A parallel roundtable session will also be held for paediatric ENT nurse specialists.
The BAPO conference celebrates professional commitment to delivering the highest standards of clinical care, and also fosters the building of networks and friendships. For the social event this year grab your kilt and join us for a ceilidh at the stunning Oran Mor!
For more details and to register, see:
https://www.bapo.co.uk/bapo-annual-meeting-2025/
