We are thrilled to announce the launch of our flagship conference, set to take place at the ICC, Birmingham from 28 – 30 April 2026. As a world leader in emergency medicine, we are excited to showcase cutting-edge research and innovative education sessions at this prestigious event.
Calls for expressions of interest: Programme Planning Group
We are looking for a diverse and passionate group of clinicians who are eager to play a key role in shaping an engaging, educational and impactful programme.
Applicants should apply as a single group consisting of six to eight people. You could be from the same trust area or colleagues across your ED. You will work together to develop a comprehensive conference agenda, with a focus on contemporary issues, innovative practices, and cutting-edge research in emergency medicine.
Applications are due by Monday 12 May at midday (BST). Please send your expressions of interest to events@rcem.ac.uk. For full guidance on what the role entails and how to apply click the ‘Apply now’ button below.
Be the first to hear when registration opens
The conference promises to be an unmissable opportunity for both UK and international professionals in the field to engage with the latest advancements and network with peers. Given the expected high demand for tickets, early registration is strongly recommended. Attendees can benefit from early bird offers, and members of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine will enjoy further discounted rates.
Don’t miss out on this landmark event. Register your interest today to be the first to hear when registration, and the early bird offers, launch. Be part of the future of emergency medicine.
Maurice Ellis and David Williams Lectures
RCEM has two prestigious named lectures which are delivered at the annual flagship conference each year. We welcome nominations and self-nominations for each lecture.
We are accepting nominations for the 2026 flagship conference until midday (BST) on 31 July 2025.
Open call for talks proposals
We are excited to announce the open call for talk proposals for the Flagship Conference 2026. Proposed talks may be given a contested speaking slot in the programme, a breaktime exhibition talk, or an alternative opportunity to present. By submitting a proposed talk, you are not guaranteed attendance or a speaking slot.
Please note, this open call for talks is separate to the call for abstract submissions which will open in the coming weeks. Abstract submissions focus on research work, quality improvement projects and case reports. Please do not submit a talk that covers these areas as it will be rejected.
In order to submit we need the speaker details, format type and a 50-word summary of what the talk will cover. Click the button below to submit your talk proposal today.
Deadline for talks proposals is midday (BST) on 31 July 2025.
