Advance the management of immunotherapy toxicities through case conundrums
News posted: 03.10.25 Post by: Alexandra Johnson
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Advance the management of immunotherapy toxicities through case conundrums
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Bristol, BS1 6NJ Friday 27th March 2026
Join the IOCN Team and guests for this highly anticipated seminar at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Bristol City Centre.
This event focuses on improving strategies for identifying and managing the adverse events associated with immunotherapy treatments. Through the presentation of interesting and complex clinical cases, experts will discuss innovative approaches, share best practices, and foster collaboration among healthcare professionals. The goal is to enhance patient care by addressing the challenges posed by immunotherapy side effects, ultimately leading to better treatment outcomes. This event is ideal for Doctors (including resident doctors, SpRs and Consultants), Nurses, AHP’s and Pharmacists.
IOCN Case Report Abstract Submission
Have you encountered a fascinating case involving immune-related toxicity in immuno-oncology?
We invite you to showcase your experiences at our upcoming conference! Submit your abstracts to join leading experts and showcase real-world experiences and solutions in managing immune-related adverse events (irAEs). Selected authors will have the unique opportunity to present their work as posters, gaining exposure for their valuable insights and contributing to advances in the field.
Abstract Word Limit: 200 Words
Deadline: 1st February 2026 - 11:59pm
Adverse events should be reported. Please ensure that the details of your case report have been reported via the yellow card scheme. Reporting forms and information can be found at www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard.
Birmingham Feedback, October 2025
"Superb educational content. Inspiring and fascinating. Very well organised."
"Thought last year would be difficult to beat but this was superb. Fantastic educational event with informality."
"Engaging, case-based learning, held attention and the hosts were very entertaining."
"Fantastic poster presentations, being able to relate to situations seen in clinical practice, meeting other healthcare professionals"
"Really practical advice and overviews, brilliant day"
Reading Feedback, March 2025
"The whole event was planned and delivered well. Speakers were good and very passionate about their role. The whole day was good and very knowledgeable and I have learnt a lot from this day and look forward to the next event."
"Thoroughly enjoyed event and look forward to attending in the future!"
"So much information packed into one day."
"Excellent session, such knowledgeable speakers, really fun and interactive"