EVENTS
This page will feature events relevant to forensic healthcare, nurses, and paramedics. If you would like to suggest an event, please get in touch with us at contact@ukafnp.org.
UKAFNPConf25 | Where Two Worlds Collide
12 September 2025
Join us on 12th September 2025 for this dynamic conference exploring the vital role of healthcare practitioners at the intersection of law and clinical practice. Open to forensic healthcare professionals and all HCPs with an interest in this area, the event will delve into health interactions with the legal system, featuring expert speakers, insightful discussions, and opportunities to network. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and connect with peers in the field!
MPS | Step-up to expert study days
25-26 September 2025
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is hosting its Step-Up to Expert Witness Course, a two-day in-person event designed to equip forensic healthcare professionals (HCPs) with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in the expert witness field.
This course is perfect for those working in SARC (Sexual Assault Referral Centres) or police custody settings who are keen to transition into expert witness roles. Whether you’re just starting to consider this path or are already preparing for prospective interviews, this course is tailored to meet your needs.
Bond Solon | Annual Expert Witness Conference
7 November 2025
The UK’s largest gathering of expert witnesses is back on Friday 7 November 2025. Attend our annual conference face-to-face at Church House in Westminster or virtually. Last year over 700 experts attended.
Past speakers have included the Lord Chief Justice, the Master of the Rolls and the President of the Law Society.
CSFS | Autumn Conference 2025
7 November 2025
The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences Autumn Conference 2025 will be held at Horizon Leeds on Friday 7th November.
The conference title this year is ‘Learn from the past, but don’t live there’ embracing the theme 20:20 Vision, examining how in order to be successful and to continuously improve, those involved in the forensic sciences often need to look forward and backward at the same time.