Paediatric Respiratory Medicine · Annual Conference
BPRS Summer Meeting 2026
Organised by the British Paediatric Respiratory Society
Dates11–12 Jun 2026
VenueSheffield United Football Club, Bramall Lane
CitySheffield, United Kingdom
A two-day BPRS paediatric respiratory medicine conference in Sheffield with expert talks, international speakers, QI oral presentation opportunities and discounted rates for resident doctors and AHPs.
Audience
Doctors and allied health professionals interested in paediatric respiratory medicine across primary, secondary and tertiary care.
Networking
Good: two-day in-person society meeting with expert talks, international speakers and an evening dinner option.
Research Value
Good for portfolio development through QI oral presentations; successful QI applicants are invited to present and have travel, accommodation and fees paid.
Trainee Relevance
High: resident doctors and AHPs have discounted rates, and the QI abstract route explicitly invites trainees, fellows, medical and nursing students, clinical nurse specialists and AHPs.
ParkingFree on-site parking is stated for attendees and sponsors.
AccommodationThe event page recommends booking accommodation early because there is a film festival in Sheffield the same week; DoubleTree by Hilton Sheffield City is noted as next to the stadium.
Venue DetailsSheffield United Football Club, 2 Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4SU.
Registration NoteBooking through EventBookings ends on 10 June 2026 at 11:00.
BPRS Summer Meeting 2026 is a two-day British Paediatric Respiratory Society meeting taking place on 11-12 June 2026 at Sheffield United Football Club, Bramall Lane. The meeting is open to doctors and allied health professionals with an interest in paediatric respiratory medicine across primary, secondary and tertiary care. The event page describes a programme of talks from leading experts in paediatric respiratory medicine, including Prof Andrew Bush and international speakers from Sick Kids in Toronto. It also includes a quality-improvement presentation route aimed at trainees, fellows, medical and nursing students, clinical nurse specialists and allied health professionals; successful applicants are invited to give a short oral presentation, with travel, accommodation and fees fully paid. The booking page states that QI applications were due by Friday 22 May 2026. Registration is through EventBookings and booking ends on 10 June 2026 at 11:00. Standard two-day rates are £300 for consultants and £160 for resident doctors/AHPs; daily rates are £130 for consultants and £100 for resident doctors/AHPs, with dinner at £35. Early-bird rates ended on 26 May 2026. No event-specific CPD accreditation, CPD points or abstract publication outcome was found.
Dr Robert Baxter