This Conference is an opportunity for AIM researchers, scholars, data scientists, clinical practitioners, and those with lived experience of multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) from across the AIM Programme to come together and build relationships, share their work, and develop their skills. It’s also a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the work underway across the Programme and to identify opportunities to collaborate. This collaboration will accelerate cutting-edge research advancement in one of the most pressing areas of challenge facing healthcare today, the study of multiple long-term conditions.

The AIM RSF is committed to convening and facilitating collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and inclusive and collaborative research practices, and recognises the crucial role that lived experience and patient involvement play in improving healthcare outcomes for MLTC communities. Therefore, we especially welcome patients and individuals with lived experiences to participate in the Conference alongside researchers, data scientists, scholars, and clinical practitioners, and to help shape learning and inclusive research practice.

The Conference will provide a forum for delegates to learn about the latest research findings, engage in workshops and panel discussions, and build relationships with colleagues from across the AIM Programme. The Conference will also explore important areas of common research value and allow these to be considered by delegates as part of an emergent AIM MLTC research community.