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CoSRH Conference 2026: Healthy Futures

Organised by the College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Dates29–30 Sept 2026
VenueMercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, Portland Street, Manchester M1 4PH
CityManchester, United Kingdom
FormatIn-person + Hybrid
The College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare 2026 annual conference in Manchester and online, with clinical SRH updates, oral/poster abstracts, keynotes and multi-stream programming.
Reviewed byDr Robert BaxterDr Robert Baxter· Junior Clinical Fellow, Acute Medical Unit· Updated 8 Jun 2026
MedicMess Conference Intelligence
Audience
Doctors, nurses, midwives, researchers and professionals working in sexual and reproductive healthcare.
Networking
Two-day hybrid annual conference with in-person-only streams, awards/new members ceremony, drinks reception, exhibition and meet-and-greet sessions.
Research Value
Abstract route includes oral presentations on the main stage and physical posters, with prizes for best oral presentation and poster.
Trainee Relevance
Concession rates are available for trainees, nurses and midwives, with additional student/early-career researcher discounts by email.
Why This Conference Matters
Audience
Doctors, nurses, midwives, researchers and professionals working in sexual and reproductive healthcare.
Networking
Two-day hybrid annual conference with in-person-only streams, awards/new members ceremony, drinks reception, exhibition and meet-and-greet sessions.
Research Value
Abstract route includes oral presentations on the main stage and physical posters, with prizes for best oral presentation and poster.
Trainee Relevance
Concession rates are available for trainees, nurses and midwives, with additional student/early-career researcher discounts by email.
Programme Highlights
09:15
Registration
Registration and refreshments
10:20
Keynote
Autonomy and control: How politics and the internet are impacting women’s healthkeynote
Dr Deborah Cohen
10:40
Research update
New findings from The National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (NATSAL)
Dr Neha Pathak and Dr Laura Oakley
11:30
Abstracts
Oral abstract presentations on research and evidence-based QI
13:30
Abstracts
Oral abstract presentations continue
15:20
Parallel session
Creative commissioning and service delivery / clinical deep dives
16:40
Debate
AI in healthcare
17:30
Ceremony
Awards and New Members Admissions Ceremony
18:30
Networking
Drinks reception
Keynote Speakers
Keynote
DD
Dr Deborah Cohen
LSE Health / medical broadcaster and journalist
Autonomy and control: How politics and the internet are impacting women’s health
Keynote
DN
Dr Nighat Arif
GP and women’s health broadcaster
Menopause: Are we nearly there yet?
DS
Dr Shema Tariq
UCL Institute for Global Health / Mortimer Market Centre
Women and HIV: Understanding the rise in diagnoses and tackling stigma
JR
John Reynolds-Wright
University of Edinburgh Centre for Reproductive Health
Male contraception / abortion care research
DH
Dr Hannah Beckwith
Sexual and reproductive healthcare
Complicated contraception: contraception and chronic kidney disease
NC
Nikki Craig
Axess Sexual Health, University Hospitals of Liverpool Group
Chronic pelvic pain and how occupational therapists can help manage symptoms
DZ
Dr Zara Haider
CoSRH / Wolverton Centre
Opening address as CoSRH President
Abstract Submission Guide
Research and evidence-based quality improvement in sexual and reproductive healthcare

MedicMess Tips

  • Early-bird pricing runs until midnight on 13 July 2026.
  • Some Session 2 content is in-person only and will not be livestreamed or recorded.
  • Bursary applications are advertised as open until 17:00 on Sunday 7 June 2026.
  • Students and early-career researchers must email events@cosrh.org from an institutional address for discounted-rate details.
Cost & Registration
CategoryPrice
Early bird registration£445.5
Standard registration£495
Trainee / IMT£280
Key Deadlines
30 Sept 2026 · 85 days
Registration deadline
29 Sept 2026 · 84 days
Conference begins
Practical Information
BursariesConference bursary applications are advertised as open until 17:00 on Sunday 7 June 2026.
Online OptionThe conference is available in-person and virtually; some Session 2 content is in-person only and not livestreamed or recorded.
Venue DetailsMercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, Portland Street, Manchester M1 4PH.
Registration DeadlineRegistration ends 30 September 2026 at 16:30 GMT Daylight Time.
Conference Snapshot
SpecialtySexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Organising societyCollege of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Conference formatIn-person + Hybrid
LocationMercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, Portland Street, Manchester M1 4PH, Manchester
The Complete Guide to the CoSRH Conference 2026: Healthy Futures

CoSRH Conference 2026: Healthy Futures runs on 29 and 30 September at Mercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, with virtual attendance also available. The conference is positioned as the leading event for sexual and reproductive healthcare professionals and covers trauma-informed care, contraception and chronic kidney disease, women and HIV, sexual wellbeing, male contraception, endometriosis in adolescents, perimenopause and mental health, and AI in healthcare. Abstract submissions are closed and under review; successful applicants will present either an oral presentation on the main conference stage or a physical poster, with prizes for best oral presentation and best poster. Programme detail includes an opening keynote by Dr Deborah Cohen on autonomy, politics, the internet and women’s health, and a closing keynote by Dr Nighat Arif on menopause. The visible fee table gives member, concession, non-member, low-resource-country and commercial-representative rates across in-person and online attendance. Early-bird pricing runs from 1 June to midnight on 13 July 2026; full-price registration runs from 14 July to 30 September, and registration ends at 16:30 on 30 September.