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Mo Al-Aloul

photo of Mo Al-AloulDr Mo Al-Aloul is an independent Consultant Respiratory Physician in Manchester. He previously worked at Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, where he led pleural services, venous thromboembolism pathways, and clinical audit, and contributed to the lung cancer multidisciplinary team. Prior to this he served as lead lung transplant Physician at the Northwest Lung Centre, Manchester, managing complex end-stage respiratory disease and transplantation. Nationally, he chaired the NHS Blood and Transplant Lung Allocation Working Party, leading the development and implementation of the UK lung allocation scheme. He has also contributed to national policy as a member of the NICE COPD guideline committee and held a senior digital leadership role as Deputy Chief Informatics Officer, supporting large-scale electronic patient record deployment.

His academic and educational portfolio includes an MD from the University of Liverpool, Honorary Senior Lectureship, and a former role as Associate Hospital Dean at the University of Manchester. He has a strong research track record with peer reviewed publications in Thorax, JAMA, the European Respiratory Journal and the Journal of Heart and Lung transplantation, alongside leadership roles in NIHR-funded and multicentre studies in lung transplantation and pleural disease. He has delivered teaching and invited lectures nationally and internationally for over two decades, with a sustained focus on respiratory training, service development, and multidisciplinary care.

Mo's sessions

Optimising COPD management in Primary Care: Practical Examples of Impact

Friday, - in Ironbridge 1

Conference Sponsors

Thank you to this year's conference sponsors

AstraZeneca UK Limited
Chiesi Limited

The conference has been instigated and organised by PCRS. We are grateful to our sponsors and exhibitors, including pharmaceutical companies, who have contributed funding towards the event in return for exhibition space, sponsored symposia and/or other marketing opportunities. Neither sponsors nor exhibitors have had any input into the agenda or the selection of speakers with the exception of sponsored satellite symposia which are clearly indicated. The conference social programme - dinner and drinks - is not covered by sponsorship or exhibition fees. View the full list of conference exhibitors and corporate sponsors.