Awards & Prizes 2019
| Name of Award | Cup | Prize | Paper / Poster Title | Winner 2019 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Scientific session paper | CDA Trophy | £300 | O02: Are blood tests for drug hypersensitivity useful: a 5-year, single-centre retrospective study | Y. Teo, W. Haw, M. Polak and M. Ardern-Jones |
| DermSchool 2019 Poster Presentation Winner (Medical Student) | £100 | D002: The effect of modulating autophagy regulatory protein ATG5 on the development and survival of MEK inhibitor-resistant metastatic melanoma cells | K. Bowler, D. Hill, G. Nelson, P. Lovat | |
| DermSchool 2019 Poster Presentation Winner (Medical Student) | £100 | D003: Audit of immunisation practice in patients on systemic immunosuppressive therapy | A. G. Ra, E. Domanne, R. Llewellyn, W. Hargreaves, E. O’Brennan | |
| DermSchool 2019 Poster Presentation Winner (Medical Student) | £100 | D005: A retrospective audit to assess the safety and efficacy of Apremilast use in Chronic Plaque Psoriasis | K. Kwan, J. Vyas | |
| DermSchool 2019 Poster Presentation Winner (Junior Doctor) |
£100 | D007: Performance of current tumour staging systems for squamous cell carcinoma | A. Ji-Xu, R. J. Besaw, C. D. Schmults | |
| DermSchool 2019 Poster Presentation Winner (Junior Doctor) |
£100 | D008: Say NO to Hypertension | B. Ferris, R. Weller | |
| DermSchool 2019 Poster Presentation Winner (Junior Doctor) |
£100 | D009: Psoriasis, obesity and cardiovascular disease: Is primary care the answer? | R. Adel | |
| Best Poster – original study (clinical or scientific, non-pharma sponsored) | Bristol Cup for best overall –decision made by chair | £100 | P95: How safe are topical corticosteroids used in atopic eczema? An overview of systematic reviews | E. Axon, J. Chalmers, M. Santer, M. Ridd, S. Lawton, S. Langan, D. Grindlay, I. Muller, A. Roberts, A. Ahmed, H. Williams and K. Thomas |
| Best Poster – case report | £100 | P66: Use of the ultraviolet B (TL01) Psoracomb for treatment of genital lichen planus–sclerosus overlap | G. Harrop, H. Cameron and C. Green | |
| Best Registrar’s paper | Trophy and cheque | £300 | RF02: Skin cancer prevention in organ transplant recipients using topical treatment (SPOT): a randomized control trial | Z. Hasan, C. Proby, P. Allanson, J. Thomson, S. Hogan, V. Van-de-Velde, L. Mitchell, J. Kentley, R. Matin, J. Lear, A. Green, F. Ismail, A. Milligan, K. Wheatley, S. Bowden, C. Gaunt, I. Ahmed and C. Harwood |
| Best clinico-pathological paper | Cheque | £100 | CPC08: Epidermolysis bullosa pruriginosa: a clinicopathological and molecular review | M. Papanikolaou, J. Mellerio, L. Liu and J. McGrath |
| BSPD Best Poster | PA10: Sirolimus: the other side of the coin when treating children with vascular anomalies | A. Chacko and M. Glover | ||
| Martin Beare Paediatric | PA05: Association of metabolic syndrome with paediatric psoriasis: a case–control study | A.K. Aalemi, A.G. Hamdard and H. Chen | ||
| Darrell Wilkinson Historical Award – Winner | £100 | H07: Louis Frédéric Wickham (1861–1913): biography and scientific life | S. Tareen and A. Heagerty | |
| Historical Best Oral Presentation | H04: From Cork to Calcutta to Liverpool: Colonel Charles Donovan (1863–1951), the Irish doctor who unravelled the mystery of leishmaniasis in India | C. O’Connor | ||
| BSCA Best SpR Presentation | £100 | CD06: A sticky situation for diabetes: allergic contact dermatitis to isobornyl acrylate in continuous glucose-monitoring devices | M. Fitzgerald, S. Wakelin and M. Bruze | |
| BSCA Best Poster Presentation | £50 | CD21: A case of occupational allergy to an acid anhydride, methyltetrahydrophthalic acid anhydride, in the aerospace industry | S. Morrow and S. Cooper | |
| BSD Best Presentation 1st Prize |
Wilson-Jones Cup | £200 | DP02: Pagetoid melanocytosis: a novel use of reflectance confocal microscopy stack imaging helps differentiate benign lesions from dysplastic naevi and invasive melanoma | L. Griffin, M. Lynch, K. Ahmad, C. Hackett, N. Leonard and B. Ramsay |
| BSD Best Presentation 2nd Prize |
£100 | DP09: Anaplastic Kaposi sarcoma | E. Ong, A. Paolino, V. Grandi, S. Morris, B. Martin and E. Calonje | |
| Best Psychodermatology presentation | Book Prize | PS04: Examining neurocognitive disgust responses in patients with psoriasis | S. Moschogianis, E. Mullings, A. Bland, S. McKie, C.E.M. Griffiths, R. Elliott and E. Kleyn | |
| BPG Prize for Best Presentation | £100 | PD04: Matrix metalloproteinases are more significantly upregulated by ultraviolet (UV)A-1 than UVC in control and xeroderma pigmentosum fibroblasts: mechanistic implications for the contribution of reactive oxygen species in the development of photoageing | M. Sethi, K. Lawrence, R. Sarkany, H. Fassihi and A. Young | |
| BSDS Ashley Cooper Award for best presentation | £100 Book Token | DS05: Management of high-risk primary cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in the head and neck region AFTER surgery (SCC-AFTER): results of a feasibility survey of cancer multidisciplinary teams | J. Thomson | |
| BSDS Award for best poster | £100 Book Token | DS25: An analysis of changing patterns in U.K. Google trend data for dermatological surgery and a regional assessment of patient internet use prior to attending for surgical procedures | A. Wernham | |
| BSDS Wooden Curette Award for contributions to the Society | Trophy | Dr Ruth Murphy | ||
| BADGEM Clinical Meeting Best Oral Presentation |
£100 | BG04 The effects of oral acitretin in Papillon–Lefèvre syndrome: where are we now? | K. Molloy, S.J. McKaig, S. Evengelina, I.L. Chapple and C. Moss | |
| BADGEM Clinical Meeting Best Poster Presentation |
£100 | BG10 Low-dose naltrexone for the treatment of Hailey–Hailey disease: a case report and literature review | N. Gopee and S. Natarajan | |
| BHNS Andrew Messenger Award for Best Oral Presentation | £100 | BH06 A randomized double-blind, split-scalp, placebo-controlled study to evaluate the efficacy of platelet-rich plasma for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia | C.H. Tan, J.S.S. Lee, K.T. Tan, E.C.E. Wang, R.K.W. Chan and S.Y. Chuah | |
| BHNS Award for Best Poster Presentation | £75 | BH13 The bald emoji effect: alopecia and social media | L. Asfour and M. Harries | |
| EXHIBITION QUIZ WINNER | iPad | Dr Hareni Srenathan |
Venue Information
ACC Liverpool
Kings Dock,
Liverpool Waterfront,
Liverpool, Merseyside,
L3 4FP
Just in case your satellite navigation device doesn’t recognise ACC Liverpool you can try one of the following actions:
Use the postcode L3 4BX, with the following co-ordinates – LAT:53.396007 LONG:-2.99118 (all satellite navigation units have this function)
Enter the city as ‘Liverpool’ and the road name as ‘Queen’s Wharf’
Company Name: The ACC Liverpool Group Limited
How to find the venue
Arrive by land, air, or sea. Two international airports, 20 minutes from the UK motorway network, and closer still to trains and ferries, ACC Liverpool is a venue that’s easy to reach, but such a special place that it’s always harder to leave.
Our address is Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 4FP.
