Women's Health Professional Care
Shaping the future of women's health
Women's Health Professional Care delivers expert-led education on clinical conditions that uniquely affect women, alongside strategies to tackle health inequalities and improve access to women's healthcare services.
Women's Health Professional Care also provides free access to the UK’s most extensive showcase of cutting-edge products, technologies, and services dedicated to the provision of healthcare for women.
Whether you're looking to refine your clinical skills, explore cutting-edge treatments, or connect with fellow clinicians who share your passion for women's health, you'll find exactly what you need to take your expertise to the next level.
Stay ahead, connect with peers, and shape the future of women's health.
Women's Health Professional Care also provides free access to the UK’s most extensive showcase of cutting-edge products, technologies, and services dedicated to the provision of healthcare for women.
Whether you're looking to refine your clinical skills, explore cutting-edge treatments, or connect with fellow clinicians who share your passion for women's health, you'll find exactly what you need to take your expertise to the next level.
Stay ahead, connect with peers, and shape the future of women's health.
40+
Conference sessions
70+
Must-see speakers
50+
Exhibiting companies
12+
Accredited CPD points
Delegate Profile
Who should visit
Free delegate passes are available for healthcare professionals (HCPs) and other relevant decision makers (ORDMs) working directly for the NHS in a general practice or primary care setting who specialise or have an interest in women's health.
Additionally, certain relevant clinical roles from within secondary care can also attend for free.
For more details on who can attend for free and who is required to pay, click the button below:
Additionally, certain relevant clinical roles from within secondary care can also attend for free.
For more details on who can attend for free and who is required to pay, click the button below:
- Clinical directors
- Primary care commissioning leads
- ICS leads
- GP Partners
- General Practitioners
- GPwER in women's health
- Clinical leads
- Practice pharmacists
- Pharmacists/clinical pharmacists
- Practice nurses
- Women's health specialists
- Other clinical roles in women's health
- ARRS roles
Why Visit
Reasons to visit
Free CPD accredited education
Stay ahead in primary care with expert-led, accredited CPD sessions covering clinical updates, NHS policy changes, and practical skills. Collect CPD points and further your professional development.
Network with your peers
Connect with colleagues and peers, old and new, from across the UK. Share experiences, exchange ideas, and build relationships through networking, interactive sessions, and exhibitor discussions.
Discover the latest innovations
Discover technologies, services, products, and solutions designed to support your practice. Meet suppliers, and find practical innovations to improve patient care and streamline operations.
89%
of delegates expressed their overall satisfaction with the 2026 event
89%
of delegates were satisfied with the conference programme
83%
of delegates indicated they're likely to attend the event in 2027
Your questions answered
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
- Menopause practitioners
- Sexual and reproductive health professionals
- Pharmacists and clinical pharmacists
- Clinical directors and NHS leaders
- Professionals working across Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Integrated Care Systems (ICSs), and NHS organisations
Whether you have a specialist interest in women's health or regularly support female patients as part of your role, the event offers valuable education, insights, and practical learning.
- GPs and GP partners
- Practice nurses and advanced nurse practitioners
- Women's health specialists
- Menopause practitioners
- Sexual and reproductive health professionals
- Pharmacists and clinical pharmacists
- Clinical directors and NHS leaders
- Professionals working across Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Integrated Care Systems (ICSs), and NHS organisations
Whether you have a specialist interest in women's health or regularly support female patients as part of your role, the event offers valuable education, insights, and practical learning.
02
Women's Health Professional Care provides a unique opportunity to focus on one of the fastest-evolving areas of healthcare. By attending, you can:
- Earn accredited CPD points
- Learn from leading experts in women's health
- Stay up to date with the latest clinical guidance and research
- Gain practical insights that can be applied in everyday practice
- Discover innovative products, services, and technologies
- Network with healthcare professionals who share an interest in women's health
- Improve your confidence in managing common and complex women's health conditions
The event is designed to support better patient outcomes through evidence-based education and professional development.
- Earn accredited CPD points
- Learn from leading experts in women's health
- Stay up to date with the latest clinical guidance and research
- Gain practical insights that can be applied in everyday practice
- Discover innovative products, services, and technologies
- Network with healthcare professionals who share an interest in women's health
- Improve your confidence in managing common and complex women's health conditions
The event is designed to support better patient outcomes through evidence-based education and professional development.
03
Women's Health Professional Care focuses exclusively on women's healthcare, while Best Practice London covers the broader primary care landscape.
The event delivers specialist education across topics such as menopause, reproductive health, gynaecology, contraception, fertility, and women's long-term health, providing deeper clinical insight for professionals interested in these areas.
Because the events are co-located, delegates can benefit from both specialist women's health content and wider primary care education during the same visit.
The event delivers specialist education across topics such as menopause, reproductive health, gynaecology, contraception, fertility, and women's long-term health, providing deeper clinical insight for professionals interested in these areas.
Because the events are co-located, delegates can benefit from both specialist women's health content and wider primary care education during the same visit.
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Yes. Women's Health Professional Care is co-located with Best Practice London, allowing delegates to access content, exhibitors, and networking opportunities across both events.
This gives you the flexibility to build a personalised learning experience that combines specialist women's health education with broader primary care topics.
This gives you the flexibility to build a personalised learning experience that combines specialist women's health education with broader primary care topics.
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The conference programme explores a wide range of women's health issues across the life course. Topics may include:
- Menopause and perimenopause
- Contraception and sexual health
- Fertility and reproductive medicine
- Gynaecological conditions
- Women's cardiovascular health
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Cancer prevention and screening
- Health inequalities affecting women
- Lifestyle medicine and preventative care
- National policy developments and clinical guidance
Sessions are designed to provide practical, evidence-based learning relevant to modern healthcare practice.
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 sexual health
- Fertility and reproductive medicine
- Gynaecological conditions
- Women's cardiovascular health
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Cancer prevention and screening
- Health inequalities affecting women
- Lifestyle medicine and preventative care
- National policy developments and clinical guidance
Sessions are designed to provide practical, evidence-based learning relevant to modern healthcare practice.
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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Delegates can earn up to
12 CPD points by attending eligible educational sessions throughout the event.
The number of CPD points awarded will depend on the sessions attended and your recorded participation.
The number of CPD points awarded will depend on the sessions attended and your recorded participation.
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The programme is specifically designed to provide practical learning that healthcare professionals can apply directly within their day-to-day roles.
Sessions focus on common presentations, emerging clinical guidance, patient communication, diagnosis, treatment pathways, and service improvement initiatives relevant to women's healthcare.
Delegates leave with actionable knowledge, increased confidence, and practical strategies that can support improved patient care and outcomes.
Sessions focus on common presentations, emerging clinical guidance, patient communication, diagnosis, treatment pathways, and service improvement initiatives relevant to women's healthcare.
Delegates leave with actionable knowledge, increased confidence, and practical strategies that can support improved patient care and outcomes.
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Women's health is receiving greater attention than ever before as healthcare systems work to address long-standing inequalities, improve access to care, and deliver better health outcomes for women at every stage of life.
Healthcare professionals are increasingly expected to support patients across a wide range of areas, including reproductive health, menopause, cardiovascular disease, mental health, cancer prevention, and long-term condition management. At the same time, new research, evolving clinical guidance, and national healthcare priorities continue to shape best practice.
Women's Health Professional Care helps healthcare professionals stay informed about these developments, providing access to expert-led education, practical clinical insights, and the latest evidence-based approaches to patient care.
By improving knowledge and confidence in women's health, healthcare professionals can play a vital role in delivering earlier interventions, reducing health inequalities, and supporting better outcomes for women across their communities.
Healthcare professionals are increasingly expected to support patients across a wide range of areas, including reproductive health, menopause, cardiovascular disease, mental health, cancer prevention, and long-term condition management. At the same time, new research, evolving clinical guidance, and national healthcare priorities continue to shape best practice.
Women's Health Professional Care helps healthcare professionals stay informed about these developments, providing access to expert-led education, practical clinical insights, and the latest evidence-based approaches to patient care.
By improving knowledge and confidence in women's health, healthcare professionals can play a vital role in delivering earlier interventions, reducing health inequalities, and supporting better outcomes for women across their communities.
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