Join us on Tuesday 15th & Wednesday 16th June, at The Queens Hotel, Leeds

Since its inception in June 2023, BAJIS has grown in strength, membership and reach, recognised Nationally and Internationally. In 2027 Nikhil Premchand invites you to join him in Leeds for the annual BAJIS congress. We will bring together Surgeons, Microbiologists, ID Physicians, Nursing colleagues, Pharmacists and Industry all working collaboratively to take a contemporary overview of musculoskeletal infections.

Come and join us and be part of the BAJIS multidisciplinary team, putting patients first andmanaging musculoskeletal infections.

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Previous Highlights

• Everything you wanted to know about what other MDT members do, but were afraid to ask

• Phage therapy, past, present and future. The French and Polish experience

• Questions addressed at ICM 25 most relevant to UK practice.

• The inception of a unified definition of PJI

• Research on MSK infection, where is it headed?

• State of the art management of FRI

Convenors

Nikhil Premchand

Nikhil graduated from medical school at Newcastle University in 2000 and trained…

…in infectious diseases in the Northern Deanery. He became a consultant in 2010 and worked at the RVI before moving to Northumbria in 2012 to develop the Clinical Infection service. Nikhil works across the acute medical team and the clinical infection service in addition to being the trust clinical lead for IT (CCIO).
His clinical interests include bone and joint infection, antimicrobial stewardship and the application of technology to healthcare with the aim of improving patient care and staff experience.
Nikhil is the clinical lead for the North Cumbria viral hepatitis service and delivers intermittent clinics in Carlisle.
Additionally, Nikhil is an Associate Dean for Health Education England North East and chairs the Faculty of Digital Health. He is also the current trust Local Negotiating Committee (LNC) Chair.

RCS Accreditation

Clockwork Medical is proud to be accredited by the Royal College ofsurgeons of England. Accreditation ensures that the educational activity being delivered has met the required educational standards and provides reassurance to participants and delegates that the centre, course or event will provide a high-quality learning experience.

Where is MSK Infection headed?

Musculoskeletal (MSK) infection management is advancing toward more precise diagnostics, targeted therapies, and proactive prevention strategies. Innovations like rapid molecular testing, next-generation sequencing, and personalized antibiotic regimens are enhancing the accuracy and speed of infection detection and treatment.

Meanwhile, improved surgical techniques, novel biomaterials, and vaccine research are reducing infection rates and improving patient outcomes. As our understanding of biofilm formation and host-pathogen interactions deepens, the focus is shifting toward tailored interventions that balance infection eradication with tissue preservation. These advancements highlight a future where MSK infections are managed with greater efficiency, efficacy, and patient-specific care. find out more at BAJIS 

Networking Dinner at BAJIS

Unwind after a day of learning at our informal networking dinner, where great conversations meet delicious food and a lively atmosphere. This is your chance to connect with fellow attendees, share ideas, and make lasting connections in a relaxed, friendly setting.

 Whether you’re catching up with colleagues or meeting new faces, the evening promises laughter, camaraderie, and a shared passion for our field. With fantastic local cuisine and maybe even some entertainment, it’s the perfect way to mix business with pleasure. Don’t miss this memorable night of fun and networking!

Register

  • *Conference Fee

    Early bird rate applies until 1st May.

    *Course Dinner

    The course dinner will take place on Tuesday 15th June at local restaurant in Leeds.

    *Accommodation

    Accommodation at the Queens Hotel Leeds - all rates are single occupancy & include breakfast

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The Queen’s Hotel, Leeds

The Leeds acute and intensive care conference and accommodation will take place at the Queens Hotel, Leeds please see the address below:

New station street city square, Leeds, LS1 1PJ

There is no car park available at the hotel however the hotel is connected to Leeds train station and offers a 20% discount for hotel guests who park at Leeds Rail Station (LS1 4HT). The main meeting will be held in the Palm Suite whilst the exhibition and catering will be in the Ballroom, delegates will be able to use the private entrance on New Station Street for easy access to the conference space.

Venue Highlights

Situated in the beating heart of Leeds, the Queens Hotel has been operating since 1937. guests choose The Queens Hotel for its independent spirit, heartfelt service and incredible transport connections – complete with our own private entrance to Leeds Train station.

Venue Location

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Postcode for the venue is LS1 1PJ

There is parking available at Leeds Rail Station and the Q-Park Sovereign Square (LS1 4AG)

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The hotel is located directly adjacent to Leeds Rail Station and there is a direct access between the station and the hotel. We would recommend rail transport to this venue where possible.

The closest airport is Leeds Airport, this is 10 miles away. Taxi’s and Uber’s are available from the airport and are the best way to travel into the city centre.

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Thank you to all our sponsors, the meetings could not happen without your support.

Exhibitor Opportunities
  • There are a range of exciting opportunities to get your name in front of key decision makers
  • Breakout Sessions
  • Exhibition stand space
  • Logo to appear on all promotional branding
  • Logo and company profile in the conference program
  • Advert to appear in delegate book
  • Introduction video at the beginning of a session
  • Promotional advert in the exhibition and catering area
  • List of attendees prior to the meeting