Overview

Date
04-05 November 2025
Venue
Cardiff Marriott, Mill Lane (in person only)
The Case-based Conference brings together consultants and next generation rheumatologists to share and exchange clinical best practice covering both adult and paediatric rheumatology. 

This two-day in person conference offers a programme packed full of discussion from expert speakers as well as providing the perfect environment to discuss complex experiences with peers.

2025 topics:

- Rheumatology Respiratory Disorders
- Crystal Arthropathies
- Collagen Disorders
- Inflammatory Myopathies
- Axial Spondyloarthropathies

Paediatric and adolescent rheumatology stream:
- Thieves Market
- Juvenile Systemic Lupus Erythematous.
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Testimonials

"“I really enjoyed the structure of having a case, and then having an expert speaker talk more about a particular aspect of the case - very insightful”"

Attendee
Case-based Conference 2024,

"“The case based approach before discussing the topic was very captivating. The speakers were great and experienced, excellent contents and well organised”"

Attendee
Case-based Conference 2024,

"“We covered a variety of commonly encountered clinical scenarios relevant to daily practice and were given uncomplicated advice on management. So beneficial to have active participation with questions in a group discussion. As well as the alternations between case presentations and consequent teaching/ commentary which was informative and well linked.”"

Attendee
Case-based Conference 2024,

Interested in sponsorship?

If you'd like to find out more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact us on workwithus@rheumatology.org.uk

Bursary

 

Looking for funding towards your place at this conference? Applications for our education bursaries in 2025 are now open, so if you're a health professional, nurse or trainee member, or a colleague from a low and middle-income country, we could support you.

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