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Best Practice in Nursing

9-10 October 2019, Birmingham NEC

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The Home of General Practice

17 & 18 October 2018

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Best Practice and Best Practice in Nursing 

Best Practice and Best Practice in Nursing are Europe’s largest annual conference and exhibition for grassroots general practice and the wider primary care community, attracting more than 5,500 delegates over two days for training, knowledge sharing, networking and peer support. This year’s event, incorporating the National Association of Primary Care’s Annual Conference and the DDA's Annual Conference, is taking place at the Birmingham NEC on 17 and 18 October. The lively conference programme enables attendees to enhance their clinical and practice management skills and promotes the spread of ideas and innovations that will improve care and outcomes for patients and increase efficiency.

 

The two events offer a stimulating conference programme and hands on training delivered by healthcare leaders, policymakers and strategists and most importantly - those who are battling to make a difference on the frontline of general practice. The Keynote Theatre, chaired by TV presenter John Stapleton, will stage lively discussion and debate on challenges facing general practice; share national policy updates, update you on ground-breaking work and showcase successful examples of general practice and primary care transformation from across the UK and beyond...

Exhibitors

Best Practice and Best Practice in Nursing is home to the largest sourcing floor in primary care - with over 230 exhibitors handpicked especially to help primary care professionals see and try out the latest innovations. Whatever your challenge you'll find someone with a solution here.

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Conference

A world class and unrivalled conference designed of 6 theatres, and hosting more than 300 speakers who will give the very latest, clearest and relevant updates for general practice professionals. Enjoy two days packed with practical solutions for you to take back and put into practice. With content touching on every area of running a modern practice and CPD hours available for GPs, Practice Managers and Nurses, you can't afford to miss Best Practice and Best Practice in Nursing 2018.

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Visitors

The show is the home of general practice - attracting over 5,000 GPs, Senior Nurse Practitioners, Practice Managers, Managing Partners and senior NHS, spanning GP Practices, Federations, GP networks and collaborations, CCG’s and Primary Care Homes

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GP's will:

GP's will:

  • Secure 12 (RCGP*) Clinical CPD points
  • Get clinical updates and skills training in core disease areas
  • Find practical solutions on HOW to work at scale and fully benefit from being part of a federation, merger or primary care network
  • See the latest on new technologies and apps to support practices and patients
  • Gain valuable intelligence from GP leaders on the future of general practice premises, funding, workforce, partnerships, indemnity, GMS contract and other hot topics
  • Get ideas you can implement immediately to help with workload, workforce, finance, demand and CQC pressures
  • Address and avoid isolation and burn out in tackling the non-stop, top-down pressures on their practice

  • Receive a rapid update on national healthcare policy and the risks and opportunities it presents for general practice

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Practice Managers will:

Practice Managers will:

  • Secure 12 AMSPAR CPD POINTS
  • Enhance your practice business and finance skills to support you to run more profitable, resilient, safer practices
  • Focus on how data at scale is driving quality improvement in general practice
  • Enjoy conference streams dedicated to enhancing your practice management skills for the new NHS and updating you on new technologies and apps to revolutionise patient care
  • Gain vital business advice on running a cost-effective practice and how you can get the most out of primary care commissioning
  • Network with hundreds of other practice managers who are facing the same challenges you, are some who've even found solutions
  • Avoid feeling isolated in coping with the non-stop demands put on your practice
  • Get your whole practice trained, revalidated and topped up on CPD - at NO COST to the practice

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Nurses will:

Nurses will:

  • Secure 12 RCN CPD POINTS
  • Benefit from advanced clinical training in diabetes and dermatology to CVD and respiratory, covering the latest guidelines, research and treatment options and the challenges of applying them to your daily practice
  • Be a part of a 2,000-strong community of advanced general practice and community-based nurses
  • Get the bulk of what you need for your annual revalidation in one place
  • Attend quick-fire clinical updates in key areas, including asthma, COPD, dermatology, wound care, travel health, women’s health and more
  • Enhance your skills in inhaler technique, ECG reading, spirometry interpretation, injectable devices and more
  • Meet the bulk of your annual mandatory training requirements under one roof, including child and adult safeguarding, immunisation and health and safety
  • Check into our CPR Zone run by ECG Training to gain your annual CPR certification

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Incorporating the National Association of Primary Care’s Annual Conference

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The National Association of Primary Care’s annual conference is a unique event which brings people together from across primary care – connecting, sharing and shaping the future of healthcare. 

Keynote speakers and strand sessions will explore all aspects of managing and delivering primary care, discuss the challenges, innovative solutions and provide how-to examples and case studies that can be replicated.

Hosting the DDA's annual conference

 DDA

The Dispensing Doctors’ Association (DDA) 2018 annual conference will once again be part of Best Practice 2018 and will bring hundreds of dispensing GPs together with their non-dispensing counterparts. In unprecedented numbers dispensing GPs from all over the country come together to discuss the challenges of today and the future.

The DDA conference will return for it's fifth year of partnership with the Best Practice event. Click here to view the draft conference programme.

Sponsors

  • Arthritis Research

    Arthritis Research

  • British Heart Foundation

    British Heart Foundation

  • Bio Oil

    Bio Oil

  • Chiesi

    Chiesi

  • Cripps

    Cripps

  • Doctor Link

    Doctor Link

  • PSUK

    PSUK

  • GSK

    GSK

  • Leo

    Leo

  • Lloyds Bank

    Lloyds Bank

  • MDU

    MDU

  • Mylan

    Mylan

  • NAPP

    NAPP

  • NB Medical

    NB Medical

  • NHS Business Authority

    NHS Business Authority

  • Pfizer

    Pfizer

  • Bristol Myers Squibb

    Bristol Myers Squibb

  • Seqirus

    Seqirus

  • Alliance Healthcare

    Alliance Healthcare

  • Takeda

    Takeda

  • Healthy

    Healthy

  • Alliance Manchester

    Alliance Manchester

  • coloplast

    coloplast

  • MSD

    MSD

  • Novo

    Novo

  • Prospect Health

    Prospect Health

  • Soar Beyond

    Soar Beyond

  • MacIntyre Hudson

    MacIntyre Hudson

 

Supporters

  • Doctors.net.uk

    Doctors.net.uk

  • Guidelines

    Guidelines

  • PracticeNurse

    PracticeNurse

  • practiceindex

    practiceindex

  • PCCJ

    PCCJ

  • PCSG

    PCSG

  • PCNS

    PCNS

  • Haxby Group Training

    Haxby Group Training

  • JCN

    JCN

  • MGP

    MGP

  • QNI

    QNI

  • BJFM

    BJFM

  • GM

    GM

  • FDA

    FDA

What they said

  • "The conference programme has been great at bringing me up to date with the new revalidation reforms. It was also an absolutely brilliant exhibition, with so many stalls! I’ve also managed to get in lots of networking with other nurses which is great."
    Joice Skeeter
    Practice Nurse
  • ‘Best Practice is great because it is about the future of primary care. It has also been interesting to hear about the primary care home and how we can all work together – that is definitely a good way to go forward. I have picked up lots of ideas to take back for how we can make changes. There is a lot of negativity out there but I have been getting a lot of positive messages from Best Practice and that is good to hear. In general practice it is easy to stay stuck in your own practice or your own locality and just worry about what’s going on with you personally. It’s good to get out to a conference like this to find out what is going on in other places and to get an insight into the bigger picture.’
    Dr Shaun Pike
    Chair Worcestershire LMC and GP principal
  • ‘Best Practice provides the opportunity to expand your skills and knowledge because of the range and scope of talks and exhibitors that are here. For me the most important thing is that people here are talking about the importance of needing to do something different. There is recognition that we can’t continue to do what we’ve always done. You can’t learn these things looking through journals or scanning the Internet. It’s great to be at Best Practice and hear it straight from the horse’s mouth"
    Philippa Hunt
    Head of Leadership and Workforce Redesign, NHS England
  • ‘I come to Best Practice every year because it’s a really useful forum to find out what’s happening and what is current. As a commissioner it is really good to be able to lean what is happening around the country and to be able to see the national picture and to take that learning back. I’ve been hearing a lot of great new things about the primary care home, about neighbourhoods and how different areas are using their workforce. I’ve also been to some really good clinical talks around health improvement, which is a big topic for us in Bolton.’
    Lynda Helsby
    Associate Director Primary Care and Health Improvement, NHS Bolton CCG
  • ‘This is my first time at Best Practice and I have come because my colleagues told me it was fab. It is an opportunity to get your head above the parapet. The variety of lectures give you an overview of what’s happening nationally in primary care and how we can adapt best to all the changes that are happening and stay ahead of the game.’
    Dr Gareth Edwards
    GP Managing Partner




 

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