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UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026

9 Nov 2026 · The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZ, United Kingdom Hotels nearby

A one-day UKABIF national acquired brain injury summit in Salford covering ABI data, rehabilitation policy, legal safeguards, social inequalities and poster presentations.

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CategoryPrice
Early bird£229.50
Standard (consultant)£255
Member£190

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Frequently asked

When is UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026?
UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 takes place 9 Nov 2026 in The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZ.
Where is UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 held?
UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 is held at The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZ, United Kingdom.
Who is UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 for?
Clinicians, rehabilitation professionals, researchers, social care and voluntary-sector staff, commissioners, people with lived experience, family members and advocates interested in acquired brain injury.
What is the abstract submission deadline for UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026?
The abstract submission deadline for UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 (31 Aug 2026) has passed.
When does registration close for UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026?
Registration closes on 5 Nov 2026.
How much does UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 cost?
Early bird: £229.50 · Standard (consultant): £255 · Member: £190.
Reviewed byDr Robert BaxterDr Robert Baxter· Junior Clinical Fellow, Acute Medical Unit· Updated 26 Oct 2026

National · £190–£255

CPD not stated

Attending counts as external CPD. Most college schemes ask for 50 credits a year and 250 over the five-year revalidation cycle.

Why go
Relevant to trainees in neurology, rehabilitation medicine, neurosurgery, emergency medicine, psychiatry, paediatrics, public health and medico-legal practice who need current ABI policy, data and service-access context.
Who it’s for
Clinicians, rehabilitation professionals, researchers, social care and voluntary-sector staff, commissioners, people with lived experience, family members and advocates interested in acquired brain injury.
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Checked against UKABIF’s pages · updated 26 Oct 2026