Association for Continence Advice Conference 2008
Tuesday 13th May – Wednesday 14th May 2008
The SECC (The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre), Glasgow
Welcome to the conference section of the ACA website. We plan to have all the information that you will need to
- Review the conference programme and book your conference place:
Download ACA Conference
2008 Programme & Booking Form (1MB) - Persuade your manager to allocate training funds:
Download Letter
Template (28KB) - Choose a hotel - Reservation Highway: www.reservation-highway.co.uk (access code ACA08)
- Select your travel (if you book early it can cost as little as £4.99 plus taxes for a flight to Glasgow)
- Prepare for your visit by visiting the:
- Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) website: www.secc.co.uk
- Glasgow Science Centre Website (where we are holding the ACA Fun night): www.gsc.org.uk
- Information about Glagow (The Glasgow Tourist website):
Getting there: www.seeglasgow.com/seeglasgow/getting-here
More information about Glasgow: www.seeglasgow.com/convention-bureau/delegates/welcome - Exhibitors can enter products for the prestigious 'Look Good, Feel Good' award
Take a look at previous winners : Previous winners look good feel good award
Don’t forget Glasgow has a great range of activities and attractions
so why not consider going up the weekend before to make the most of it.
We look forward to seeing you there
ACA Conference Organising Committee
Who is the conference for?
The ACA conference is for everyone involved in continence care:
- Nurse specialists
- Physiotherapists,
- Occupational therapists
- Practice nurses
- Doctors
- Hospital clinicians
- Care home staff
And all healthcare professionals in both acute hospital and primary care with responsibility for or involvement with preventing, treating and managing bladder & bowel continence dysfunction are invited to attend.
Feedback from the 2007 ACA Conference in Manchester
"I enjoyed all sessions – it was an excellent programme."
"An excellent conference. Well done."
"Liked all of it but the expert panel was really useful."
"I enjoyed all lectures I attended."
"The new products & information was very useful as was the opportunity to network with colleagues. There was a great variety of speakers."
"The most useful parts of the conference for me were parts of the clinical consent, particularly the expert panel."
"All the presentation were very useful."
