01 April 2026
BSR Annual Conference 2026 is the UK’s leading rheumatology conference, bringing together over 2,000 professionals from across the multidisciplinary community. Alongside the scientific programme, the BSR stand in the exhibition hall offers dedicated networking opportunities designed to help you connect, collaborate and learn.
Taking place from 28 to 30 April 2026 in Glasgow and online, BSR26 provides multiple chances to meet peers, engage with national initiatives and speak directly with BSR teams.
Networking opportunities at the BSR stand
Throughout the conference, the BSR stand will host a series of informal sessions during key break times. These are designed to fit around the main programme, making it easy to drop in, start conversations and build valuable connections within the rheumatology community.
Tuesday 28 April
Start your rheumatology conference experience with a BSR welcome during the morning break. This is a great opportunity to meet the team and get an overview of what’s happening across the organisation.
At lunch, connect with the BSR Registers team and learn more about national data collection and how you can contribute.
In the afternoon, join our nurse and AHP networking session to share experiences and strengthen connections across the multidisciplinary workforce.
Wednesday 29 April
The morning break focuses on paediatric rheumatology, with dedicated networking for those working in paediatric and adolescent care.
At lunchtime, meet colleagues involved in guidelines, practice and quality, and explore how this work supports high-quality care across the UK.
In the afternoon, join NEIAA: Discover your data, and see how audit insights can support quality improvement and better patient outcomes.
Thursday 30 April
On the final day of this leading UK rheumatology conference, reconnect with the BSR Registers team during the morning break.
At lunch, attend NEIAA: Discover your data to understand how national audit data can inform local decision making and service improvement.
Why attend networking sessions at a rheumatology conference?
Networking is a core part of any medical conference, and BSR26 is no exception. These sessions offer a chance to:
- Connect with peers across adult, paediatric and multidisciplinary rheumatology
- Share challenges, ideas and best practice
- Learn more about national programmes such as NEIAA
- Engage directly with BSR teams and initiatives
Whether you are a consultant, trainee, nurse or allied health professional, these informal sessions help you get more from your conference experience.
Plan your time at BSR Annual Conference 2026
Make time in your schedule to visit the BSR stand and take advantage of these networking opportunities. They are designed to complement the scientific programme and give you practical, real-world connections you can take back to your role.