BABICM is the UK’s membership organisation for brain injury & complex case management. Join us today to benefit from a range of specialist support, resources, discounts, events, our research & professional networks.
Deprivation of Liberty: What Is the Law Now? Implications for Case Managers Following the 2026 UK Supreme Court Judgment
New and Would Be Case Management Foundation Workshop Level 1 Manchester +SOLD OUT+
Malmaison Manchester
Beyond the Beginnings Case Management Foundation Workshop 2 Milton Keynes
Holiday Inn Milton Keynes
Holding It Together: Families, Professionals and the Relationships That Rebuild Lives
ETC Venue, Manchester
FND Masterclass
Crowne Plaza Newcastle - Stephenson Quarter
BABICM Annual Conference 2027
The International Convention Centre - Birmingham
BABICM Annual Conference Dinner and Drinks Reception
The International Convention Centre
BABICM Delphi Study Published: Defining Complex Case Management in the UK
BABICM is delighted to announce the publication of an important new research study, “Defining complex case management in the UK: a modified Delphi approach,” in the peer-reviewed journal BMJ Open. Published on 17 August 2026, the research was undertaken in partnership with Dr Rachel Leonard and Professor Mark Linden of Queen’s University Belfast, with BABICM as a group author and funder of the study.
BABICM Best Practice Poster Competition 2026
Following on from a record number of poster entries in 2025, BABICM are delighted to launch the 2026 poster presentation competition. Entries are to be displayed and judged during the annual 2 day event on 2nd and 3rd June 2026 and as well as printed copies for display.
NICE Recognises Case Management in New National Guidance on Neurorehabilitation
NICE has today published its guidance on Rehabilitation for Chronic Neurological Disorders Including Acquired Brain Injury — an important step forward for the field of case management and for all those we work to support.
BABICM Welcomes new CEO
We are delighted to announce the arrival of our new CEO at BABICM – Anne Bishop joins us with an extensive background in leadership positions at medical membership organisations.
BABICM Best Practice Poster Competition 2025
Following on from a record number of poster entries in 2024, BABICM are delighted to launch the 2025 poster presentation competition. Entries are to be displayed and judged during the annual 2 day event on 17th and 18th June 2025 and as well as printed copies for display. For the first time, all entries will be available to view on the BABICM website prior to the conference!
BABICM Produce Factsheet with Headway on Case Management After Brain Injury
BABICM has collaborated with Headway to produce a new factsheet on case management following a brain injury.
BABICM Introduces Recite Me Accessibility Tools Online
We are thrilled to announce the adoption of Recite Me assistive technology on our website. This new and innovative accessibility toolbar on our website helps to ensure all our website visitors can read and understand the content on our website, in a way that best suits their needs.
BABICM’s New Educational Scoping Project (ESP)
BABICM are delighted to announce the appointment of Jane Hammond-Hawkins to lead our new Educational Scoping Project (ESP). The six-month ESP aims to explore how BABICM members wish to develop and deliver formal routes of education within brain and complex injury case management.
Understanding & Navigating Insurance for Case Managers
Following up from the BABICM Webinar 'Insurance for Case Managers: Have You Got It Covered?, this article delves further into the insurance requirements case managers should be looking for and clarifies some of the tricky terminology used in policies.
In Review: Bladder, Bowel and Skin Management in Spinal Cord Injury: Prevention is Better Than Cure
In May, The Training and Education Group brought together five specialists in the field of bladder, bowel and skin management that focused on providing case managers with essential knowledge on the effective management of conditions arising from spinal cord injuries.
