National Neurology Transformation Meeting 2026: on-demand

Overview

The NHS is undergoing radical reform, with greater responsibility now sitting with Integrated Care Boards (ICBs). We have also welcomed the launch of the UK Neuro Forum, the first governmental advisory body dedicated to neurology, ensuring national leadership and accountability. Alongside this, the Government’s 10-Year Health Plan for England has set out three major shifts in health and care: from hospital to community, from analogue to digital, and from sickness to prevention. Meanwhile, My Neuro Survey 2025 has once again highlighted the persistence of unwarranted variation and inequities in access to neurological care.This shifting landscape brings both challenges and opportunities. People affected by neurological conditions, clinicians, and commissioners all need clarity on how national ambitions will translate into meaningful, equitable care on the ground.

Session highlights:

• Inspiring ideas & practical solutions – Hear from leading experts and trailblazers who are shaping the future of neurology, with a strong focus on community-based care. Discover real-world strategies and proven models you can adapt and apply within your own practice, service, or organisation.

• Actionable insights on health equity – Learn how to tackle inequalities in neurology care, with sessions exploring data-driven approaches, targeted interventions, and community engagement that make a measurable difference for patients and families.

• Collaboration & networking – Connect with colleagues from across the country, share experiences, and build relationships that last beyond the meeting. You’ll find a welcoming space to exchange ideas and spark new collaborations.

• Showcasing innovation – Explore the latest developments in digital health, integrated care, and multidisciplinary teamwork. See how others are overcoming challenges and delivering better outcomes for people with neurological conditions.

• A voice in shaping the future – Your insights matter. NNTM is a platform where every attendee can contribute to the conversation and help set the priorities for the year ahead.

The February 2026 meeting covered:

• Post-delegation realities – how ICBs are commissioning and delivering specialised neurology services in practice.

• Seamless transition care – ensuring effective handover from paediatric to adult neurology services.

• Integrating mental health and neurology – developing neuropsychiatry and psychology pathways within neurological care.

• Stroke and neurology collaboration – building joint approaches for patient groups with overlapping needs.

• Improving care for rare and ultra-rare conditions – pathways, commissioning, and access to treatment.

• Tackling unwarranted variation and inequity – strategies to address disparities identified in Neurology GIRFTand My Neuro Survey.

• Data-driven service improvement – using analytics to measure impact, target resources, and support decision-making.

• Scaling successful models – replicating and adapting innovations across different systems.

Who is this meeting for?

The meeting is intended for everyone involved in neurology operational management and transformation. The meeting is particularly aimed at:

• Neurology clinical leads & neuroscience clinical directors

• Trust service or business managers

• ICB & regional neurology commissioners

• Community neuro team leads

This meeting will offer practical insights into how to transform neurology services and unparalleled networking opportunities with colleagues across the country

Cost of the course

This on-demand course is free to register. Please click the "Register" button on this page to complete the registration form.

Please bear with us while we process your online account. You will be notified via email once the course has been added to your profile dashboard. This should take no longer than 24 hours (Monday-Friday).

As a delegate, you will have access to all of the sessions and presentation slides for 12 months after registration with your website account. → Terms & conditions

If you have any questions about this course or would like more information please contact: events@neurologyacademy.org