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Women's Health Professional Care
Shining a spotlight on women's health
Since the first 10-year plan for women's health in England was launched in 2022, awareness of the many barriers that women face accessing basic services in the NHS to manage largely predictable health events has increased.
Progress has been made, some barriers have been removed, but the healthcare system needs to go further and faster.
Inequalities in women's health still exist - women spend more years in ill health than men, despite living longer - and the wealthiest 10% of women live almost 10 years longer than the poorest 10%, while the most deprived spend over a third of their lives in bad health.
Primary care is responsible for the identification, assessment, and long-term management of the majority of women's health related chronic conditions and are the principal reasons for women seeking general practice consultations.
Since its launch in 2022, Women's Health Professional Care has established itself as the leading event for advancing the prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of the most prevalent women's health-related conditions in the UK.
Co-located with Best Practice London, the Women's Health Professional Care exhibition and conference delivers specialist depth in women's health.
Whether you're a healthcare leader, women's health clinician, or healthcare supplier, it's your opportunity to witness the latest advancements in women's health, meet with colleagues and peers, and get the latest CPD updates on the most prevalent clinical areas, delivered by an expansive faculty of expert speakers.
Progress has been made, some barriers have been removed, but the healthcare system needs to go further and faster.
Inequalities in women's health still exist - women spend more years in ill health than men, despite living longer - and the wealthiest 10% of women live almost 10 years longer than the poorest 10%, while the most deprived spend over a third of their lives in bad health.
Primary care is responsible for the identification, assessment, and long-term management of the majority of women's health related chronic conditions and are the principal reasons for women seeking general practice consultations.
Since its launch in 2022, Women's Health Professional Care has established itself as the leading event for advancing the prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of the most prevalent women's health-related conditions in the UK.
Co-located with Best Practice London, the Women's Health Professional Care exhibition and conference delivers specialist depth in women's health.
Whether you're a healthcare leader, women's health clinician, or healthcare supplier, it's your opportunity to witness the latest advancements in women's health, meet with colleagues and peers, and get the latest CPD updates on the most prevalent clinical areas, delivered by an expansive faculty of expert speakers.
1800+
Attendees
50+
Exhibitors
40+
Sessions
CPD
Up to 12 points
Event Features
What to expect
Women's Health Professional Care brings together primary care professionals, specialists and healthcare leaders to explore the latest developments in women's health.
Co-located with Best Practice London, the event provides two days of accredited education, practical learning and peer-to-peer collaboration designed to support the delivery of high-quality care across the life course.
Covering topics including contraception, reproductive health, menopause, cardiovascular health, gynaecology and long-term condition management, the programme addresses the clinical challenges and priorities shaping women's healthcare today.
Through expert-led sessions, case-based learning and interactive discussions, delegates will gain evidence-based insights, practical tools and actionable strategies that can be applied immediately in practice.
Co-located with Best Practice London, the event provides two days of accredited education, practical learning and peer-to-peer collaboration designed to support the delivery of high-quality care across the life course.
Covering topics including contraception, reproductive health, menopause, cardiovascular health, gynaecology and long-term condition management, the programme addresses the clinical challenges and priorities shaping women's healthcare today.
Through expert-led sessions, case-based learning and interactive discussions, delegates will gain evidence-based insights, practical tools and actionable strategies that can be applied immediately in practice.
- Free, accredited CPD education
- Unrivalled networking opportunities
- Comprehensive product showcase
- Inspiration around every corner
Programme Insight
Key themes and topics
- Menopause and HRT
- Contraception and reproductive health
- Cardiovascular disease in women
- PMOS and fertility
- Cancer and early diagnosis
- Health inequalities
- Long-term conditions in women
- Mental health and wellbeing
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About the Exhibition
Where healthcare meets innovation
Women's Health Professional Care hosts 50 leading healthcare suppliers to the general practice and primary healthcare sectors, specialising in products and solutions for improving access to and delivery of women's healthcare.
Visitors and delegates have free access to an extensive showcase of cutting-edge products, technologies, and services dedicated to women's health.
The exhibition brings together leading suppliers, industry innovators, and emerging solutions, providing healthcare professionals with the opportunity to explore the latest advancements, discover new tools, and connect with key suppliers, all aimed at enhancing patient care and driving better clinical outcomes.
Visitors and delegates have free access to an extensive showcase of cutting-edge products, technologies, and services dedicated to women's health.
The exhibition brings together leading suppliers, industry innovators, and emerging solutions, providing healthcare professionals with the opportunity to explore the latest advancements, discover new tools, and connect with key suppliers, all aimed at enhancing patient care and driving better clinical outcomes.
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Frequently asked questions
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Women's Health Professional Care is designed for healthcare professionals involved in delivering, supporting, or commissioning women's healthcare services. The event is particularly relevant for:
- GPs and GP partners
- Practice nurses and advanced nurse practitioners
- Women's health specialists
- Sexual and reproductive health professionals
- Gynaecology and menopause specialists
- Pharmacists and clinical pharmacists
- Clinical directors and healthcare leaders
- Professionals working within Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Integrated Care Systems (ICSs), and NHS organisations
Whether you specialise in women's health or encounter women's health issues as part of your daily practice, the event provides valuable clinical updates, practical guidance, and professional development opportunities.
- GPs and GP partners
- Practice nurses and advanced nurse practitioners
- Women's health specialists
- Sexual and reproductive health professionals
- Gynaecology and menopause specialists
- Pharmacists and clinical pharmacists
- Clinical directors and healthcare leaders
- Professionals working within Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Integrated Care Systems (ICSs), and NHS organisations
Whether you specialise in women's health or encounter women's health issues as part of your daily practice, the event provides valuable clinical updates, practical guidance, and professional development opportunities.
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The conference programme covers a broad range of topics relating to women's health throughout the life course. Topics may include:
- Menopause and perimenopause
- Contraception and reproductive health
- Fertility and pre-conception care
- Gynaecological conditions
- Women's cardiovascular health
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Health inequalities affecting women
- Cancer screening and prevention
- Lifestyle medicine and long-term conditions
- National policy developments and clinical guidelines
Sessions are designed to provide practical, evidence-based learning that can be applied directly within primary care and community healthcare settings.
Keep an eye on the website to see when the programme for the upcoming edition of Women’s Health Professional Care is launched, as well as programme updates in the lead up to the event.
- Menopause and perimenopause
- Contraception and reproductive health
- Fertility and pre-conception care
- Gynaecological conditions
- Women's cardiovascular health
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Health inequalities affecting women
- Cancer screening and prevention
- Lifestyle medicine and long-term conditions
- National policy developments and clinical guidelines
Sessions are designed to provide practical, evidence-based learning that can be applied directly within primary care and community healthcare settings.
Keep an eye on the website to see when the programme for the upcoming edition of Women’s Health Professional Care is launched, as well as programme updates in the lead up to the event.
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While Best Practice London covers the full spectrum of primary care, Women's Health Professional Care focuses specifically on women's health.
The event provides dedicated education, expert speakers, and specialist content covering the latest developments in women's healthcare, while Best Practice London offers broader clinical, operational, leadership, and healthcare management content.
Together, the two events provide a comprehensive learning experience for healthcare professionals looking to expand both their specialist and general primary care knowledge.
The event provides dedicated education, expert speakers, and specialist content covering the latest developments in women's healthcare, while Best Practice London offers broader clinical, operational, leadership, and healthcare management content.
Together, the two events provide a comprehensive learning experience for healthcare professionals looking to expand both their specialist and general primary care knowledge.
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Yes. Women's Health Professional Care is co-located with Best Practice London, allowing registered delegates to benefit from both events during their visit.
This gives attendees access to a wider range of educational sessions, networking opportunities, exhibitors, and healthcare innovations across both programmes.
This gives attendees access to a wider range of educational sessions, networking opportunities, exhibitors, and healthcare innovations across both programmes.
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Yes. Women's Health Professional Care features an accredited CPD conference programme, enabling delegates to support their ongoing professional development and revalidation requirements.
To ensure your attendance is recorded correctly, please follow the event's CPD attendance procedures during the conference.
To ensure your attendance is recorded correctly, please follow the event's CPD attendance procedures during the conference.
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Delegates can earn up to
12 CPD points by attending eligible educational sessions throughout the event.
The number of points available will depend on the sessions attended and your recorded participation.
The number of points available will depend on the sessions attended and your recorded participation.
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Your registration provides access to:
- Women's Health Professional Care conference sessions
- Accredited CPD education
- Specialist women's health content and expert speakers
- The exhibition and exhibitor showcase
- Networking opportunities with healthcare professionals and industry experts
- Co-located Best Practice London exhibition, content, and features
This allows delegates to create a personalised learning experience based on their professional interests and development needs.
- Women's Health Professional Care conference sessions
- Accredited CPD education
- Specialist women's health content and expert speakers
- The exhibition and exhibitor showcase
- Networking opportunities with healthcare professionals and industry experts
- Co-located Best Practice London exhibition, content, and features
This allows delegates to create a personalised learning experience based on their professional interests and development needs.
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Primary care professionals play a vital role in supporting women's health at every stage of life, from adolescence and reproductive health through to menopause and healthy ageing.
As awareness of women's health issues continues to grow, healthcare professionals are increasingly expected to stay informed about evolving clinical guidance, emerging research, and national priorities aimed at improving health outcomes for women.
Women's Health Professional Care provides practical, evidence-based education that helps delegates:
- Improve the diagnosis and management of common women's health conditions
- Stay up to date with the latest clinical guidelines and best practice
- Better understand health inequalities affecting women
- Enhance patient care and communication
- Support preventative healthcare and long-term wellbeing
- Build confidence in addressing complex or sensitive health issues
By bringing together leading experts and healthcare professionals from across the sector, the event helps drive improvements in women's healthcare and supports better outcomes for patients throughout the UK.
As awareness of women's health issues continues to grow, healthcare professionals are increasingly expected to stay informed about evolving clinical guidance, emerging research, and national priorities aimed at improving health outcomes for women.
Women's Health Professional Care provides practical, evidence-based education that helps delegates:
- Improve the diagnosis and management of common women's health conditions
- Stay up to date with the latest clinical guidelines and best practice
- Better understand health inequalities affecting women
- Enhance patient care and communication
- Support preventative healthcare and long-term wellbeing
- Build confidence in addressing complex or sensitive health issues
By bringing together leading experts and healthcare professionals from across the sector, the event helps drive improvements in women's healthcare and supports better outcomes for patients throughout the UK.
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