Transforming Approaches to Obesity and CRM Care
Tue 9 Feb 2027 08:30-16:15
Holiday Inn Leicester, 5.5 CPD Hours

Strengthen your ability to identify obesity-related risk earlier, make informed treatment decisions and protect long-term organ health, physical function and quality of life.

This dedicated educational conference will bring together obesity and diabetes specialist nurses, cardiology and heart failure nurses, renal and CKD nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, GPs and practice nurses, alongside endocrinologists, diabetologists, cardiologists, nephrologists and other clinicians working across obesity and cardio-renal-metabolic care. Take one day out to explore a broader approach to obesity management that addresses cardiovascular, renal, metabolic and liver health alongside weight loss.

By focusing on early intervention, organ protection, physical function and disease prevention, this innovative training forum will explore how integrated and collaborative approaches can improve long-term outcomes. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to build your knowledge and confidence in established and new treatments and identify how these can be applied across obesity and cardio-renal-metabolic care. 

Advance your practice

Elevate your confidence and knowledge and improve outcomes in your service 

Gain the latest insights into emerging treatments, earlier risk identification and integrated approaches to cardiovascular, renal, metabolic and liver health. Explore how to protect muscle, physical function, nutrition and psychological wellbeing throughout treatment. 

This highly practical forum will enable you to hear from clinical experts, share in examples of best practice and consider how more collaborative working could improve outcomes for your patients. Receive practical guidance on: 

  • Preventing complications and protecting long-term health beyond weight management
  • Identifying and managing CKD, from interpreting results to preventing progression
  • Assessing and reducing cardiovascular risk within obesity care
  • Identifying and managing liver disease in people living with obesity
  • Supporting nutrition, strength and physical function during weight loss
  • Understanding emerging therapies and making informed treatment choices
  • Monitoring long-term health, maintaining treatment benefits and protecting function
  • Integrating psychological support alongside pharmacological treatment
  • Managing competing risks and treatment priorities across multiple conditions

Share your experience through interactive discussions on:

  • Identifying complications earlier, assessing wider risk and involving specialist teams 
  • Improving referral pathways and balancing weight loss with wider organ benefits
Share and benchmark

Unpack the latest in clinical care and multidisciplinary collaboration to improve patient outcomes

Come together with professionals working across obesity, cardiology, nephrology, diabetes and related specialities. Gain expert updates and practical guidance, exchange experiences and strengthen your understanding of a rapidly changing treatment landscape. You will have the opportunity to: 

  • Contribute to peer discussions: share approaches to managing complex cardiometabolic conditions, identifying risk earlier and protecting muscle, physical function and independence. 
  • Advance your clinical understanding: consider the wider cardiovascular, renal and metabolic benefits of obesity treatment alongside patient’s psychological needs 
  • Improve your pathways: learn how obesity and CRM services can work together, assess opportunities for collaboration and support more coordinated patient care 
  • Take new ideas back and apply within your service to support more coordinated care and improve patient outcomes

Exhibiting
Invitation to sponsor or exhibit

Connect with professionals across obesity and cardio-renal-metabolic care

Developed in response to audience demand for more joined-up learning, this new combined programme brings together professionals working across obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular, renal, metabolic and liver care. By supporting this conference, you can position your organisation alongside the latest clinical developments, showcase relevant treatments, technologies and services, and build relationships with a multidisciplinary NHS audience.

To discuss sponsorship, exhibition and presentation opportunities, please contact:

Vanessa
Vanessa Jarman
Commercial Partnerships