The BAPEN Programmes Committee is delighted to invite you to the BAPEN 2026 Annual Conference, where our clinical nutrition community will come together for two inspiring days focused on advancing patient safety and improving nutritional care across all settings.
A survey is seeking participants aged 18 or over who are transgender or gender non-conforming, study at a UK university and have been studying for at least 12 months.
Kyle Kennedy speaks to us about how he progressed to the Chair role of the Public Health Specialist Group in only a short time after graduating from his dietetics studeis..
In the first of a two-part article, Dr Claudine Matthews speaks to Deborah Fletcher on perspectives from a specialist dietitian on sickle cell disease.
While representing the BDA at the TUC Black Workers’ Conference, David Simms spoke in support of a motion tackling racial discrimination in maternity services.
Practice-based learning thrusts dietetic learners into a completely unfamiliar environment. Rejwana Ahmed gives her insights into how to handle the pressure.
The Allied Health Professionals Federation believes the Health Bill presents an important opportunity to strengthen AHP leadership across the health and care system.
Adults aged 18 and over are invited to complete an anonymous survey about gastrointestinal symptoms and mental well-being. No formal neurodivergence diagnosis is required.
Tanya Haffner has been recognised with a Professional Achievement Honour in recognition of her outstanding personal commitment and exceptional contributions to the profession for over 10 years as a leading educator and communications expert in public health nutrition, with a focus on sustainability.
Up to £2 million over five years to support outstanding academics on a trajectory to become research leaders, enabling them to lead applied health, social care and public health research at professorial level.
Funding of up to £350,000 for health research projects in Scotland, supporting studies across areas including clinical research, health improvement, health protection and health services research.
Up to £50,000 to provide protected research time for registered healthcare professionals with a PhD or MD who are returning to research or at a key clinical academic career transition.
