Dr Kath McCullough FRCP

Consultant diabetes and endocrinology, Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Clare Hambling FRCP

National clinical director for diabetes and obesity, NHS England

Dr Anita Banerjee FRCP

Obstetric physician, diabetes and endocrinology consultant, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Anita Banerjee is an honorary reader in obstetric medicine at King’s College London, and clinical academic programme education and training lead. She is a trustee for Action on Preeclampsia (APEC) and is on the steering committee for mMOET. Her main interests are social health inequalities, education, high risk pregnancies and cardio-metabolic health. Anita is president of the UK Maternity Cardiac Society and a censor for the RCP.

Nathan Burley

Conference and communications chair, British Association of Sexual Health and HIV

Nathan Burley is conference and communications chair for the British Association of Sexual Health and HIV. He is a pharmacist in public health protection and sexual health services in Glasgow, a visiting lecturer at the University of Strathclyde and fellow of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.

Dr Alex Langrish

Specialty registrar in genitourinary medicine and internal medicine, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Dr Alex Langrish is a specialty registrar in genitourinary medicine and internal medicine training in Yorkshire. As an undergraduate, he developed a teaching toolkit for pre-exposure prophylaxis for healthcare workers and third-sector workers in Brighton, as well as assisting with a project to develop and deliver a package of sexual risk reduction interventions for patients attending sexual health services. Nathan was awarded the Oral Undergraduate Prize at the 2017 joint BASHH-SSSTDI conference and has been a member of the HIV Trainee Association Committee since 2021. He is delivering an oral abstract at the BASHH-BHIVA joint conference in April 2026 based on the experience of delivering doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis at Leeds Sexual Health.

Dr Claire Pritchard

Consultant genitourinary medicine, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Claire Pritchard is a GUM consultant working in Manchester who is passionate about providing high-quality and innovative care to people living with HIV and sexual health conditions. Claire recently presented a case series at the BASHH/BHIVA conference on the use of long-acting injectable cabotegravir and lenacapvir in people with limited anti-retroviral options.

Dr Alex Maxwell

Consultant in genito-urinary medicine and HIV, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Dr Alex Maxwell is a genito urinary medicine and HIV consultant at the Sandyford Initiative in Glasgow. She is the consultant lead for the Adult Inclusion team that delivers sexual health care, including community outreach, to marginalised and underserved populations.

Dr Felicity Perrin

Consultant respiratory physician, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Felicity Perrin is a consultant respiratory physician at King’s College Hospital, London, and is joint lead for the tuberculosis/ non-tuberculous mycobacteria (TB/NTM) services at King’s, and Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals. She is also a clinician in the adult cystic fibrosis unit at King’s College Hospital and therefore has experience of managing NTM within cystic fibrosis, as well as in other pulmonary contexts. She trained largely in London, worked for 9 months in Malawi and did a research degree in TB. She has been involved in clinical trials in TB and CF. She is the current chair of the British Thoracic Society TB and NTM Specialist Advisory Group.

Dr Martin Dedicoat FRCP

Infectious diseases consultant, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Martin Dedicoat is a consultant infectious diseases physician in Birmingham, having completed his training in Birmingham and South Africa. He is the clinical lead for the Birmingham and Solihull Tuberculosis service and works half time in the UKHSA National TB Unit. Martin is current chair of the British Thoracic Society MDRTB clinical advice service, helping to organise monthly MDT's for people with complex tuberculosis infection across the UK.

Dr Pranab Haldar

Clinical senior lecturer and honorary consultant respiratory physician, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

Dr Pranabashis Haldar is a consultant physician and senior lecturer in respiratory medicine in Leicester, UK. He is a member of the British Thoracic Society (BTS) MDR-TB Steering Group and clinical advisory service, and the BTS TB and NTM Advisory Group. In Leicester, he leads one of the largest rapid access tuberculosis (TB) services in England, providing a centralised pathway for accelerated investigation and diagnosis of patients with suspected TB. Pranabashis is academic lead for clinical TB research at the Leicester NIHR Biomedical Research Centre. His academic work focuses primarily on the heterogeneity of latent TB infection and determinants of progression to TB. This work has included the development of novel blood transcriptional signatures for TB diagnosis and monitoring treatment response, ongoing development of a bacteriophage-based TB diagnostic and phenotypic stratification of latent TB infection using PET-CT. In this talk, Pranabashis will review the importance of latent TB infection screening for TB control.

Ms Sarah Murphy

Lead tuberculosis nurse, UK Health Security Agency

Sarah Murphy is the lead tuberculosis (TB) Nurse in the UKHSA TB Unit, bringing two decades of clinical, public health and strategic experience to TB care, prevention and control in England. She has worked in both high and low incidence TB areas and cared for children and adults across the full spectrum of TB, including multidrug resistant disease, complex social needs and large scale contact screening investigations. Sarah is passionate about delivering high-quality, person-centred care for individuals, families and communities affected by TB. She champions multidisciplinary approaches to tackling TB from clinical, public health and health inequalities perspectives, emphasising the central role of TB nurses in coordinating the MDT and advocating for patients.