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18th UK Annual Dialysis Conference, Manchester 2026

We are delighted to announce the 18th UK Annual Dialysis Conference on the 16th -18th September 2026 at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester. The conference this year is themed on “Putting Life First: Advancing Dialysis for Every Patient” bringing together multiprofessional UK and international experts and distinguished speakers to discuss, showcase and share best practice and new advances in dialysis, through state-of-art lectures, panel discussions, case studies and workshops Since its inception in 2007, the UK Dialysis Conference has grown in strength each year with support from the renal community and all stakeholders in dialysis. Over the last 18 years, we have brought dialysis experts to present on best practice, teamworking, and novel initiatives across wide ranging topics, through lectures, case studies, discussions and workshops with practical take-home messages. We also bring to the event emerging new advances that promise to advance care in dialysis and improve patient outcomes. The conferences provide a fantastic opportunity to network with peers and leaders in the field of dialysis.

18th UK Annual Dialysis Conference, Manchester 2026

Putting Life First: Advancing Dialysis for Every Patient 16th – 18th September 2026

18th UK Annual Dialysis Conference, Manchester 2026

We are delighted to announce the 18th UK Annual Dialysis Conference on the 16th -18th September 2026 at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester.

The conference this year is themed on “Putting Life First: Advancing Dialysis for Every Patient” bringing together multiprofessional UK and international experts and distinguished speakers to discuss, showcase and share best practice and new advances in dialysis, through state-of-art lectures, panel discussions, case studies and workshops

Since its inception in 2007, the UK Dialysis Conference has grown in strength each year with support from the renal community and all stakeholders in dialysis.

Over the last 18 years, we have brought dialysis experts to present on best practice, teamworking, and novel initiatives across wide ranging topics, through lectures, case studies, discussions and workshops with practical take-home messages.

We also bring to the event emerging new advances that promise to advance care in dialysis and improve patient outcomes.

The conferences provide a fantastic opportunity to network with peers and leaders in the field of dialysis.

Event Details

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Any queries, please contact Diane@dialysissociety.org

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