Join us for a unique, in-person networking event designed for healthcare professionals involved in the care and support of people affected by Pelvic Radiation Disease (PRD).

The event will bring together clinicians, researchers and service leads to share expertise, discuss emerging evidence and explore improvements in PRD care, alongside valuable contributions from people with lived experience.

The goal: to improve care, support and outcomes for those affected by PRD.

Image shows a healthcare professional audience observing a presentation at a PRDA professional networking event

Date: Thursday 17th September 2026
Location: thestudio Birmingham
Audience: Healthcare professionals, researchers and service providers
Cost: Free to attend (registration required, spaces are limited)

Invitation and registration information:

Programme Topics

  • Patient perspectives on living with Pelvic Radiation Disease
  • Advances in bone health and the PRDA care pathway
  • New research into radiation induced cystitis
  • Updates from the PRD ePAQ pilot
  • Sexual function and co produced patient resources
  • Developing and evaluating late effects services
  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for late radiation tissue injury
  • Person centred research and care for people living with HIV following anal cancer treatment
  • Assessment and management of gastrointestinal symptoms in PRD
  • Interactive workshops with practical learning and discussion
  • Networking opportunities throughout the day

The full agenda and speaker line up will be announced soon.

Delegates are also invited to attend an evening reception, offering additional time to connect, exchange ideas, and build lasting professional relationships in a relaxed setting.

Who Should Attend?

The event is aimed at professionals who support individuals affected by the late effects of pelvic radiotherapy, as well as those engaged or interested in PRD-related research and service development.

  • Radiographers and specialist nurses
  • Gastroenterologists, urologists and oncologists
  • GPs and allied health professionals
  • Academic researchers and clinical leads
  • Service designers and commissioners
  • Third sector and support organisations

We hope to see you there.

This event has received sponsorship funding from 3-D Matrix and Bristol Myers Squibb. We are grateful for their support. The sponsors have had no input into the development of the programme or the content of the event.

Modified: 5th August 2026

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