OUR WORK
Four programmes. Named deliverables, not vague promises.
UKSML's work runs through four programmes: a clinical forum, a network of clinics held to defined standards, an education pathway and a policy taskforce. Each one sets out what it will deliver, and each one strengthens the others.
01 · IN DEVELOPMENT
Clinical Forum
Monthly virtual grand rounds and case conferences, including where interventions didn't work.
02 · IN DEVELOPMENT
Clinic Network
Clinics committed to defined standards of evidence, ethics and patient safety.
03 · IN DEVELOPMENT
Education Pathway
Geroscience, metabolic health and the ethical boundaries of emerging therapies.
04 · ACTIVE
Policy Taskforce
Policy briefs for commissioners and model governance frameworks for longevity clinics.
01 · CLINICAL FORUM · IN DEVELOPMENT
Learning from real cases, including the ones that didn't work.
A monthly virtual meeting for members to present and discuss real clinical cases. Every case includes what didn't work and why, because that is where practice improves.
What it will deliver
02 · CLINIC NETWORK · IN DEVELOPMENT
A network of clinics that can show their standards.
Doctor-led clinics committed to defined standards of evidence, ethics and patient safety, reviewed against published criteria.
What it will deliver
03 · EDUCATION PATHWAY · IN DEVELOPMENT
Education built in three phases.
Covering geroscience, metabolic health and the ethical boundaries of emerging therapies, the pathway starts with what already exists and builds towards a UKSML qualification.
PHASE 1 · RECOMMEND
Recommended pathways
A curated list of recommended courses and pathways, mapped to our three themes.
PHASE 2 · DEVELOP
A UKSML curriculum
Our own programme, with a mentor-matching scheme for members.
PHASE 3 · CERTIFY
Board certification
A UKSML board certification, with defined eligibility and assessment.
04 · POLICY TASKFORCE · ACTIVE
Shaping safer longevity care, nationally and beyond.
Policy work to inform national and global health, and practical safety pathways and protocols that clinics can put to use.
What it will deliver
HOW THEY CONNECT
Four programmes that strengthen each other.
Forum to journal
Forum cases feed the UKSML journal, which can also publish Taskforce briefs.
Taskforce to network
Taskforce safety protocols could become an entry standard for the Clinic Network.
Education to network
Education Pathway certification could become a Clinic Network criterion for the lead clinician.
Network to forum
Network clinics are a natural source of forum cases and Clinic Spotlights.
MEMBERSHIP
Help build the programmes from the start.
Founding members shape how each programme develops, from the first forum cases to the first published standards.