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The Summit is positioned as a UKABIF forum for professionals, families, advocates, researchers and service stakeholders to connect around acquired brain injury policy and practice.
Poster presentations are available for non-commercial acquired brain injury work, with an optional poster award and conference-book inclusion for registered presenting authors.
Relevant to trainees interested in neurology, rehabilitation medicine, neuropsychology, trauma, health policy or medico-legal aspects of acquired brain injury.
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| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Early bird registration | £229.50 |
| Standard registration | £255 |
UKABIF Time for Change Summit 2026 is a one-day acquired brain injury meeting for clinicians, rehabilitation professionals, researchers, social care and voluntary-sector staff, commissioners, people with lived experience, family members and advocates. The programme is still being developed, but the published sessions cover the ABI Action Plan, the role of data in improving ABI outcomes, national registry work, the National Rehabilitation Centre, deprivation of liberty safeguards, motorised vehicle injuries, social inequalities in ABI, awareness, training, access to services and support.
Poster abstract submission is open for non-commercial work related to acquired brain injury. The route is poster presentation, with an optional UKABIF Poster Award. Submissions must be made through the online form rather than email by 31 August 2026 at 17:00; presenting authors must register as delegates by 9 October 2026 for inclusion in the conference book. The form asks for up to five authors, title, a 250-word abstract, corresponding author email and whether the poster should be considered for the award. UKABIF recommends Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion headings but does not require them.
Delegate booking is open. The listed rates are GBP 190 for UKABIF members and GBP 255 for non-members, with a 10% early-bird discount before 31 August 2026. Student, NHS and voluntary-sector discounts require an email discount code, so those rates are not publicly visible. CPD accreditation is not stated on the pages checked.
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