The 5 Nations Health Protection Conference

We are delighted to announce that The 5 Nations Health Protection Conference will take place at The Studio, Birmingham, on 7th – 8th May 2025!

The aim of the 5 Nations Health Protection Conference is to provide a focus for Continuing Professional Development for: Consultants, Specialists, Trainees, Scientists, Practitioners and all colleagues working in Health Protection, Public Health, and the epidemiology and control of infectious, non-infectious diseases, and environmental hazards.

The conference is organised jointly by staff from the UK Health Security Agency, Public Health Wales, HSC Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland, Public Health Scotland and the Health Protection Surveillance Centre for the Republic of Ireland.

The conference will address important public health issues that have arisen since the last meeting and provide fresh perspectives on established areas of disease prevention and control. It includes keynote lectures, oral and poster presentations.

Registration

Early Rate Deadline: 16 April 2025

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Register at the EARLY BIRD RATE before midnight on 16 April 2025 and enjoy significant savings on your delegate fee. Don't miss this opportunity to attend at a reduced price!

Why Register Early?
✔️ Save on standard registration fees
✔️ Guarantee your place at key sessions
✔️ Enjoy exclusive early-access perks

Presenters

Oral, Poster Storm & Poster Presentations

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This is a great chance to share your findings with leading experts and contribute to advancing the field of health protection on an international stage.

Key Deadlines
✔️ Oral Presentations Slide Submission Deadline: Monday 5 May
✔️ Poster Storm Slide Submission Deadline: Wednesday 30 April
✔️ Poster PDF for Mobile App Submission Deadline: Monday 5 May

Venue

The Studio, Birmingham

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Located in the vibrant heart of Birmingham, The Studio offers a dynamic and modern space perfect for events, meetings, and workshops.

Just a stone’s throw from the city's main transport links, including the train station and bus routes, it’s incredibly accessible for both local and out-of-town guests.