Real practice. Fresh thinking.
Through expert-led sessions and real-world case studies, discover practical strategies to improve patient outcomes, enhance efficiency, and stay ahead of the latest clinical and operational developments.
As primary care continues to evolve, staying informed has never been more important. Best Practice London offers a platform to explore new models of care, digital transformation, and system-wide collaboration - helping you navigate change and deliver better services for your patients.
- 90+ conference sessions
- 5 dedicated content theatres
- Up to 12 CPD points available
- Session recordings available after the show for attendees
- Additional focus on women's health at the co-located Women's Health Professional Care conference
Key themes and topics
Clinical confidence
- Women’s health
- Cardiometabolic risk and prescribing safety
- Neurodiversity and ADHD
- Multimorbidity
- Prevention and population health
Access and delivery
- Access and demand management
- Access redesign
- Neighbourhood care
- Primary-secondary interface
- Integrated care models
Conference highlights
Frequently asked questions
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- GP partners, salaried GPs, and locum GPs
- Practice nurses and advanced nurse practitioners
- Practice pharmacists and clinical pharmacists
- Practice, finance, and operations managers/directors
- Clinical directors and PCN leaders
- ARRS roles and allied health professionals
- Healthcare professionals working across Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Integrated Care Systems (ICSs), and NHS organisations
The programme combines clinical education, operational insights, leadership development, and policy updates to support professionals across all areas of primary care.
Visit our how to attend Best Practice London page for more information.
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The number of CPD points you receive will depend on the sessions you attend and your recorded participation throughout the event.
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Where sessions are supported by industry partners, this will be clearly identified within the programme. Delegates should ensure their badge is scanned when entering conference theatres to ensure CPD attendance is recorded correctly.
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You can explore the programme before the event and create your own personalised schedule using the official event app.
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Non-healthcare professional delegates (identifiable by having ‘Non-HCP’ on your badge) have access to all non-pharmaceutical sponsored sessions across all conference and workshop theatres.
Sessions sponsored by pharmaceutical companies will be clearly marked on the online programme and at the entrance to theatres, and anyone with a ‘Non-HCP’ delegate badge will not be allowed into pharma-sponsored sessions.
With a wide range of clinical, operational, leadership, and policy-focused content available, you can tailor your conference experience to suit your role and learning objectives.
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- Clinical updates and guideline changes
- Cardiovascular health, diabetes, cancer, dermatology, and multimorbidity
- Women's health
- Primary Care Network development and transformation
- Digital health and AI innovation
- Workforce development and retention
- Practice management and operations
- NHS policy and healthcare leadership
- Quality improvement and service redesign
Sessions are designed to provide practical, evidence-based learning that delegates can apply immediately within their organisations.
Keep an eye on the website to see when the programme for the upcoming edition of Best Practice London is launched, as well as programme updates in the lead up to the event.
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- Browse the full conference programme
- Build a personalised agenda
- Explore exhibitors and products
- Connect with speakers, exhibitors, and fellow attendees
- Arrange meetings before and during the event
- Receive reminders about sessions and appointments
Registered delegates will receive access details by email before the event – check out our event app page for more information.
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