4 February 2026
Our joint 4‑part education series continues, with session 3 exploring how to automate and optimize long-term content management, covering:
We are pleased to share a 20% discount for IRMS members on selected Healthcare Conferences UK events!
Discount code: hcuk20IRMS
Below is a selection of upcoming online conferences and masterclasses that may be of interest:
A practical masterclass providing clarity on legal duties, processes, and best‑practice approaches for handling complex SARs in health and social care settings.
A skills‑focused session designed for new and aspiring Caldicott Guardians, covering core principles, responsibilities, and effective ethical decision‑making.
This conference focuses on effective information sharing in adult safeguarding, with case studies covering the application of Caldicott Principles, Domestic Violence, working with Police, information sharing in emergencies, and safeguarding vulnerable adults in Mental Health services.
With the 2025 ten‑year health plan placing greater emphasis on secure, patient‑controlled access to records, the event also examines how improved information access can help mitigate safeguarding risks.
A hybrid event bringing together Caldicott Guardians from health, social care, and related sectors. This year’s programme focuses on strengthening decision‑making, ethical leadership, real case studies, and implementing new guidance on information sharing with the police.
Sessions also include legal updates on AI, information sharing after death, and changes in safeguarding legislation, alongside insights from NHS, smaller organisations, and the independent sector.
Our exciting conference programme is evolving every day, and we encourage you to check the programme, keynote speakers and social events: Overview – IRMS Conference 17th – 19th May 2026
Although our super early bird slots have all gone, there is still plenty of time to book and we even have resources to help you persuade reluctant employers! For booking and delegate information see: Delegates – IRMS Conference 17th – 19th May 2026
A reminder that the closing date for bursary applications is Friday, 20 February 2026. We are offering two funded places to attend our conference in May see Bursaries – IRMS Conference 17th – 19th May 2026 for full details of eligibility and the application process. Don’t be modest – we know you’re awesome!
Note: Bursaries cover conference registration only (travel and visa costs not included) so bear this in mind when you apply.
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