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The exhibition is the most complex and challenging element of Congress.
explore some of the key topics covered by this programme. In response to this feedback, we have taken three of the topics from the Wednesday programme and will be exploring them in greater depth during three interactive workshops on the following day. The subjects that these workshops will be covering in more depth are: ‘Managing wellbeing – your own and others’; ‘How to ensure inclusivity in a multi-diverse workforce’; and ‘Professional curiosity: a statutory obligation that could save a life’.
New additions
The newest addition to our 2025 programme is ‘Politics and Pathology’ on Monday 22 September. This programme will be launched on 1 June with details of topics and speakers, leaving time to take advantage of the Eary Booking Discount. This year the ‘Politics and Pathology’ programme is going to explore in detail the implications of the NHS 10 Year Plan and what it will mean both for patients and employees. As usual, the Monday programme will begin at 1pm. In addition to Politics and Pathology four alternative parallel lecture programmes will be on
offer: Education and Training, Quality Management, Molecular Pathology, and Genomics. Once again there will also be the popular Cellular Pathology case study workshop.
Again, we have taken on board feedback we have received from delegates and in response to requests for the exhibition to be available to Monday delegates we have taken some decisions that will give Congress a rather different and new feel. We will be moving the registration area down to the ground floor adjacent to the main entrance and will convert the large area we have previously used for delegate registration to a new exhibition area. In addition to a new and improved IBMS stand we will have a Quality Zone, with a number of exhibitors showcasing quality and training products and services. The Quality Zone will open ahead of the main exhibition and will be available for Monday delegates to visit during the afternoon break.
Exhibition of excellence This brings me on to the exhibition, the most complex and challenging element of Congress. This requires a three-day build
time, hence why it is not possible to have the main halls open ahead of the Tuesday opening of the full Congress lecture programme. However, we hope our delegates will enjoy the new Quality Zone and the information the exhibitors will be there to provide during the Monday break. The main exhibition continues to be a key event for diagnostic companies and is an integral part of the Congress experience. More than 150 exhibitors will be bringing their latest equipment to showcase and demonstrate to visitors and delegates. The exhibition is totally free to attend and attracts more than 700 visitors across the three days of the exhibition. Alongside the exhibition will be a full programme of free seminars and talks, more details of which will launch on 1 August.
I hope this summary of new Congress content provides a taste of all that the event has to offer. All the latest information is available on the Congress website and for help and advice and booking queries there is the dedicated Congress Helpline and Booking Office. I look forward to seeing you at Congress.
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The newest addition to our 2025 programme is ‘Politics and Pathology’ on Monday 22 September. This programme is going to explore in detail the implications of the NHS 10 Year Plan and what it will mean both for patients and employees
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