UPDATES
ACAP (2025) Virtual Research Conference
If you would like to register for the ACAP Virtual Conference Research Day on 12th November 2025.
Please scan the QR code below or email: gram.acateam@nhs.scot
ACAP (2025) Virtual Conference Timetable
Advanced Practice Activities 2025-2026
Date | Event | Cost | Duration | Access |
10th-14th November | NHS England Advanced Practice virtual conference | Free Registration | Over four days | |
11-12th November | Innovation and Improvement: advances in the delivery of rural health, care and wellbeing services | Free Registration | Over two days | |
12th November | Advanced Practice, Advanced Care (ACAP) virtual conference | Free Registration | 09:00-15:00 | email: gram.acateam@nhs.scot |
20th November | Napier University | Free Registration | 09:00-16:00 | |
2nd December | Nurse-Led Research that Transforms Communities | Free Registration | 12:00-13:30 | |
3rd December- 8th December | NES Mobile Skills Unit, NHS 24 & NHS Grampian | Free Registration | Timetable available | |
4th December | Learning Disability Liaisons workshop | Free Registration | 14:00-15:30 | |
5th December | Association of Advanced Practice Educators (APPE) UK Annual Conference | £15 entry fee | 08:30-17:00 | |
23rd-24th April 2026 | NES Annual Conference 2026 | Free registration | Over two days | NES Annual Conference 2026 – Collaborate. Innovate. Transform: De |
ACAP (2026) In person Conference
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If you would like to find out when the Early Bird Tickets go on sale for the ACAP (2026) Conference. Please scan the QR code below to register your information:
ACAP (2025) Conference Workshops
Thank you to all our presenters who enlightened and enhanced our knowledge during our ACAP (2025) conference.
We are grateful and appreciative of all their effort, and all attendees have been given access to these excellent resources.
Please email if not received: acapscotland@outlook.com
GCU celebrated 20 years of RAM!
Celebrating 20 Years of the RAM Module – Recognition for ACAP committee members.
ACAP committee is proud to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Recognition and Management of the Acutely Unwell Adult (RAM) module at Glasgow Caledonian University – a programme that has been a cornerstone of advanced practice education for two decades.
At the event, Chair of ACAP Dr Oswald and committee member, Victoria Campbell, RAM module leaders, were recognised for their pivotal role as an educators within the RAM programme. Their contribution has been vital in developing advanced practice education and supporting the next generation of clinical leaders.
Joining the celebrations were past alumni, regional senior nurses from the west of Scotland Advanced Practice Academy, senior academics from Glasgow Caledonian University and Dr Mark Cooper, previous course leader. Medical colleagues have also been pivotal to the courses success. Many senior medical professionals including Dr Donaldson and Course Medical Director – Dr Drew Smith – Consultant Anaesthetist, NHSGGC were recognised for their significant contribution.
👏 Congratulations to all, on this well-deserved recognition, and thank you to all of our ACAP members who continue to champion education, research, and high-quality patient care!
