NACCS Annual Conference 2024 Registration

NACCS is pleased to report that registration is now open for the 2024 ASM which is to be held at The Hilton Hotel in Newcastle on 2nd & 3rd May.

As in recent years we offer a program devised to attach the anaesthetist and intensivist who works with neurological disease and neuro trauma.

The program has been developed to facilitate those in training who wish to pursue a career in these sub specialties .

We welcome abstract submissions , and selected contributors will be eligible for the generous prizes and opportunity to have their abstract published in the Journal of Neuroanaesthesiology.

We look forward to you joining us in May.

Please note that this event will not be available for virtual post event access.  

If you are registering with an NHS email we would advise you input an additional email to avoid our communications being redirected to your junk inbox, this can sometimes occur due to the NHS fire wall.

Please select if you would like to attend a workshop.

Please note there is a limited number of spaces for workshops so they will be on a first come first served basis.

Please tick a workshop if you would like to attend.

We welcome all non-consultant doctors to join us to discuss their experience of training in Neuro Anaesthesia and Neuro Critical Care. Please express your interest below.

The expansion of Stroke thrombectomy is increasing the number of locations that are required to provide the service and indeed the number that each unit will be caring for. Historically, stroke thrombectomy anaesthesia has been an “add-on” to previous services, but now the demand is producing knock on effects for other services and increasing workload and possibly demanding additional rotas to be formulated.

NACCS wants to learn how stroke thrombectomy services are managed in hospitals, and to learn what successes and difficulties have been experienced. We would therefore like to invite delegates interested in this area to join Dr Beccy Campbell and members of the NACCS council for a working lunch to discuss the issue.

As with recent meetings, we would invite the department link doctors to meet up with members of the NACCS council over lunch to both listen to issues from departments and members and also to share ideas and aspirations of the society. This year we are especially keen to identify how best to engage with the link doctors and how the society can grow membership. NACCS is very aware that Trusts are eager to reduce SPA time and pay allocation and hence there are increasing pressures on our members performing their role. We want to know how NACCS can support the role of link doctor in the SPA arena.

We would also like to invite you to join the NACCS Council at our faculty meal on Thursday the 2nd of May.  The meal will be at Uno's Italian restaurant, 18 Sandhill, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3AF. 

This will be on a first come first serve basis.

Please note this will be self funded (not paid by the NACCS council).  

If you would like to attend the dinner then please email leannefidler@eventmanagementdirect.co.uk.

NACCS & EMD are focussed on creating quality events within safe and respectful environments for all attendees to share knowledge, express their thoughts and opinions and network.  Our code of conduct requires all attendees, stakeholders and exhibitors to act in a manner that is respectful of all people in a public environment, be it gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, race or religion. 

We insist that speakers’ presentations and content offered in the various formats within the event be respectful and devoid of content/images of a sexual or discriminatory nature.

The code of conduct also refers to:

• Unwanted or inappropriate approaches of a sexual nature
• Aggressive behaviour toward any EMD staff or other delegates
• Offensive comments, questions or posts made on event engagement technology, or in-person during question and answer sessions
• Rude or unnecessary comments on online media platforms

All attendees are reminded to act in a responsible manner in regard to alcohol consumption and be respectful of the environment and those around them who do not consume alcohol.

Any children in attendance at the event are the sole responsibility of the parent or carer.

Any attendee that is deemed to be violating the code of conduct may be asked to leave the event without refund, at the discretion of the Organiser/Society.

If you have any concerns about conduct at the event please contact EMD staff at the registration desk or email enquiries@eventmanagementdirect.co.uk