Winter Scientific Meeting 2026 | Association of Anaesthetists

 


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Winter Scientific Meeting

Winter Scientific Meeting 2026 

QEII Centre, Westminster, London
15 - 16 January 2026

Winter Scientific Meeting (WSM) 2026 is a leading educational conference for anaesthetists and other healthcare professionals. With over 30 hours of CPD on offer over 2 days, through expert core topics talks, interactive case discussions and debates on important topics, WSM 2026 is not to be missed.

Conference highlights:  

  • Over 70 world-renowned speakers, shaping the future of anaesthesia
  • NEW for 2026 - Core Topics day on Thursday 15 January - 25 core topics in one day!
  • Stream all three streams of live lectures online
  • Exclusive interviews for online delegates
  • Connect with hundreds of anaesthesia professionals
  • Access to the industry exhibition and in-exhibition learning zones
  • Interactive clinical and non-clinical workshops
  • A brand new Winter social networking event
  • Networking drinks reception and awards
  • Explore poster presentations and cutting-edge research
  • Access to recordings of the lectures post-event

Intended audience

Aimed at all levels of anaesthetists.

  • Consultant anaesthetists
  • Resident Doctor anaesthetists (ST3+)
  • SAS/NCHD/LED anaesthetists - NEW for 2025 - discounted rates!
  • Medical students

Programme preview

  • 25 core topics - with presentations ranging from:
    • Cardiac Surgery and co-morbidities
    • Haemotology 
    • Peri-operative care for the older patient 
    • Bariatrics
    • Shared decision making
    • Blocks for Trauma
    • ICU for the non-intensivist, Obstetrics, Paediatrics and more to come...
  • Other sessions in the programme:
    • Anaesthesia Journal Session
    • Military Session 
    • New Guidelines 
    • Debate
    • Theatre Efficiency
    • Innovation Session 
    • Drug Safety 
  • Keynote: Mr Alan McEwan an air traffic controller for 25 years and a leading light in the creation of ATC resilience engineering. He is presenting a talk on Human factors and air traffic control: preventing planes from crashing.
     

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