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United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum
UKABIF · 1 conference on MedicMessUKABIF 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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| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| 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.
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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