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Dates

26-27 FEBRUARY 2025
OLYMPIA LONDON

Dates

26-27 FEBRUARY 2025
OLYMPIA LONDON

JOIN YOUR COLLEAGUES & PEERS AT BEST PRACTICE LONDON 2025!

Best Practice London returns to Olympia London for its third edition on 26-27 February 2025, bringing two days of high-quality, accredited CPD content, over 170 exhibitors, and vast networking opportunities.

Over 2,000 healthcare professionals attended our last event, including GP Partners, Clinical Directors, and PCN Managers. Join us to engage in vital discussions that are shaping the future of general practice and primary care.

Register today for your free delegate pass!

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COUNTDOWN TO BEST PRACTICE LONDON 2025

HIGHLIGHTS FROM BEST PRACTICE LONDON 2024

Our second edition of Best Practice London achieved remarkable success with record-breaking attendance.

Healthcare professionals explored the latest products and innovations while benefiting from our accredited CPD conference programme, designed to inspire and elevate practices.

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2,000+

HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

170+

EXHIBITING COMPANIES

150+

CONFERENCE SESSIONS

12 HOURS

ACCREDITED CPD CONTENT

WHATS NEW FOR 2025?

Focus on Learning Disabilities and Autism
With the rising number of autism diagnoses and evolving guidelines, this focus offers GPs practical strategies to enhance care for patients with learning disabilities and autism.

Dementia
Tackling the growing demand for faster dementia diagnoses, while ensuring precision in assessments. Sessions will spotlight collaborative opportunities with social care and the latest advances in dementia treatments.

Practical Solutions for Primary Care Networks (PCNs)
Tailored workshops will delve into implementing effective PCN and federation models. Learn from real-world case studies that highlight neighbourhood approaches, expanded community services, and the measurable benefits of federation.

Enhanced Women’s Health Content
A deeper dive into critical topics such as women’s cancers, autism, cardiovascular health, and PCOS. These sessions address the unique challenges women face and equip healthcare professionals with actionable insights to improve outcomes.

EARN UP TO 12 HOURS OF FREE ACCREDITED CPD

Best Practice London offers one of the UK's largest, free accredited CPD training programmes for general practice and primary care professionals. Here's what you'll get:

150+ hours of free education
Covering clinical and non-clinical topics.

250+ expert speakers
From across the NHS and other organisations.

Accredited CPD
Certified by The CPD Certification Service for all sessions attended.

Product demonstrations
Try out new medical products and technologies.

Networking opportunities
Connect with 2,000+ colleagues and peers.

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HOW WILL YOU BENEFIT FROM VISITING BEST PRACTICE LONDON?

UPDATES ON NATIONAL POLICY & STRATEGY

UPDATES ON NATIONAL POLICY & STRATEGY

Best Practice London not only addresses the policies that underpin general practice and primary care in the UK but explores the future strategic development of the sector. Working closely with NHS England, we deliver educational content that is aligned with the DES contract that will steer your practice towards delivering in-demand, profitable services.
ESSENTIAL CLINICAL TRAINING & LEARNING

ESSENTIAL CLINICAL TRAINING & LEARNING

Best Practice London's clinical content programme covers critical disease areas, including cardiovascular health, diabetes, and respiratory diseases, while also tackling emerging topics like autism, allergies, dementia, hair loss, and ophthalmology. Working with a range of societies and organisations, we ensure our educational content is relevant to you the practitioner.
EDUCATION FOR THE WHOLE TEAM

EDUCATION FOR THE WHOLE TEAM

We have taken a Multi-Disciplinary Team approach to our conference programme, and so it is not just aimed at general practitioners. We provide free education for all roles in general practice, including nurses, practice managers, and the full range of ARRS roles - promoting free learning and development across your entire practice.
PROFITABLE BUSINESS ADVICE YOU CAN USE IN YOUR PRACTICE

PROFITABLE BUSINESS ADVICE YOU CAN USE IN YOUR PRACTICE

Our Business Services Hub and other content theatres, along with the exhibition that sit alongside them look at the practicalities of what is, in essence, the running of a small business. GP partners and practice managers benefit from a range of topics that will help you deliver greater efficiencies within your practice and improved patient outcomes.

WHO QUALIFIES FOR A FREE PASS?

Those who can attend for free include:

  • General Practice Partners & Owners
  • Clinical Directors / PCN Leads
  • Salaried GPs, Locum GPs, Portfolio GPs
  • GPwSI / GPwER
  • Practice Managers / Business Managers
  • Pharmacists, PCN GP Pharmacists, & Dispensing Doctors
  • ARRS Roles
  • Practice Nurses & Advanced Nurse Practitioners

Plus all other healthcare professionals from the following organisations:

  • Surgeries
  • GP Federations
  • Primary Care Networks
  • ICBs
  • ICSs
  • NHS England, and relevant Arm's Length Bodies
  • Private GP Practices

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INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES & COMMERCIAL COMPANIES

If you reside outside the UK, are not a UK-registered healthcare professional, or work for a commercial company you will not qualify for free ticket but can purchase passes. Commercial passes are priced at £695+VAT.

Your paid delegate badge will provide you access to both the exhibition and all conference and workshop theatres.

Please note, commercial companies will be invoiced £695+VAT if they attend the event under a complimentary pass reserved for healthcare professionals.

To ensure only healthcare professionals apply for complimentary passes we ask for you to sign a disclaimer agreement at the beginning of the registration form.

Please contact us if you are not sure whether you qualify for a free pass or not.

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

The Best Practice London conference focuses on the key issues in general practice and primary care. Tailored to meet CPD requirements, the programme follows the GP curriculum set by the Royal College of General Practitioners, allowing attendees to earn up to 12 CPD points.

The key theme for 2025 is ACCESS, addressing how improving primary care access saves money and enhances clinical outcomes. Key strategies include:

  • Retaining more GPs and addressing burnout
  • Utilising new roles in general practice for appropriate patient care
  • Digital transformation
  • Working at scale through GP Federations

Our 10 dedicated content theatres offer key updates and insights, covering both clinical and non-clinical topics for all roles in general practice.

View the full 2025 conference programme below.

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2025 CONFERENCE THEATRES

KEYNOTE THEATRE

KEYNOTE THEATRE

Hear from senior figures in primary care from NHS England and other ALBs (Arm’s Length Bodies) to gain important updates on national policy. This is also your opportunity to join debates on the major challenges and shifts in general practice, on varied topics such as workforce and culture, embedding new ARRS roles, uptake of digital  services to manage access, addressing healthcare inequalities with a population health management approach and integrated care.
GP CLINICAL THEATRE 1

GP CLINICAL THEATRE 1

Gain essential educational updates on key clinical topics related to dermatology, respiratory disease, learning disabilities, autism, dementia, mental illness, frailty and MSK. All sessions are delivered by expert specialist speakers in conjunction with the leading organisations, societies, charities they represent. Comprehensive CPD accredited learning.

GP CLINICAL THEATRE 2

GP CLINICAL THEATRE 2

Gain essential educational updates on key clinical topics related to cardiovascular disease, lifestyle medicine, ophthalmology, cancer and gastroenterology. All sessions are delivered by expert specialist speakers in conjunction with the leading organisations, societies, charities they represent. Comprehensive CPD accredited learning.

BUSINESS SERVICES HUB

BUSINESS SERVICES HUB

An ideal one-stop shop for GP Partners, Practice Nurses and Practice Managers to better understand what services, equipment and technology is available for your practice to deliver greater efficiencies and improved patient outcomes.

WORKSHOP THEATRE

WORKSHOP THEATRE

Gain practical insights into how to deliver better services, improve patient experience and work effectively as a multi-disciplinary team in primary care through a range of interactive sessions, masterclasses and ‘how to’ lectures. You’ll hear specific practical examples of how business owners have adapted to the current landscape and flourished.

NURSING & MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAMS THEATRE

NURSING & MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAMS THEATRE

Hear from the leading lights in the nursing world on a varied range of different topic areas across the clinical and career development divide. Sessions are designed to demonstrate best practice on service provision within areas such as vaccination and travel health, but to also provide inspiration to support your professional development and growth as part of a general practice team. There’s also opportunity to better understand how specific ARRS roles fit into the general practice model.

THE MENOPAUSE THEATRE

THE MENOPAUSE THEATRE

Providing comprehensive information about menopause with sessions focused on basic HRT prescribing to more complex management. Sessions will also look at impact of ethnicity and impact of other diseases.

THE CONTRACEPTION & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH THEATRE

THE CONTRACEPTION & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH THEATRE

CPD accredited educational content on common conditions which traditionally are poorly understood in primary care, including PCOS, endometriosis, menstruation and fertility. There’s also general updates on contraception overall with a special emphasis on the hot topic of intrauterine systems (IUS).

WOMEN'S HEALTH WORKSHOP THEATRE

WOMEN'S HEALTH WORKSHOP THEATRE

Through a series of interactive sessions, panel discussions, and presentations, the Women’s Health Workshop covers key clinical and non-clinical priorities. The workshop will provide sessions on breast cancer, neurodiversity, and patient experiences. Additionally, it will adopt a broader lens to explore how resolving wider societal issues, such as health inequalities and violence against women and girls, will have a direct impact on women’s health outcomes.

 

2025 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

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26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Dan Bunstone
    Dan Bunstone, GP and Clinical Director - Chapelford Surgery and Warrington Innovation Network
  2. Urgent and emergency care: system-wide clinical thresholds for transfer of care
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Upaasna Garbharran
    Upaasna Garbharran, Consultant Gerontologist & Clinical Director - King's College Hospital NHS Trust
  3. Panel discussion: an update on the 10-year plan
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    James Kingsland OBE
    James Kingsland OBE, Professor Of Primary Care - University of Central Lancashire
  4. Medicines optimisation in the community
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    CQC commissioned Ipsos to undertake research with adult social care providers to understand what support providers are receiving to ensure medicines are managed safely, how the support impacts the qua ...
    Bhavna Halai
    Bhavna Halai, Chief Pharmaceutical Officers Clinical Fellow - Care Quality Commission
  5. Session sponsored by Ardens
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Session sponsored by Ardens
  6. Panel discussion: can group clinics personalise and improve quality of care for people living with multi-comorbidities?
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Clinicians are often sceptical about group clinics for people living with two or more long term conditions. Specifically recommended in Modern General Practice guidance as a way of personalising long ...
    Georgina Craig
    Georgina Craig, Director - The Experience Led Care Programme
    Rupa Joshi
    Rupa Joshi, Medical Assistant Director for Primary Care, National Primary Care Medical Directorate lead for Group Clinics - British Society of Medicine Transformation Lead, GP Partner, Woodley Surgery, NHS England South-West Region
    Dipti Gandhi
    Dipti Gandhi, Managing Partner - Brigstock Medical Practice
    Laura Ireland
    Laura Ireland, GPNSPQ - Moatfield Surgery
    Grace McGeoch
    Grace McGeoch, GP - Islington GP Federation
  7. Frailty: sharing learning from the Bromley care homes experiment
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Upaasna Garbharran
    Upaasna Garbharran, Consultant Gerontologist & Clinical Director - King's College Hospital NHS Trust
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Dan Bunstone
    Dan Bunstone, GP and Clinical Director - Chapelford Surgery and Warrington Innovation Network
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Dan Bunstone
    Dan Bunstone, GP and Clinical Director - Chapelford Surgery and Warrington Innovation Network
  2. Embracing evolution while preserving continuity of care and practice autonomy
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Lisa Harrod-Rothwell
    Lisa Harrod-Rothwell, Deputy CEO, Londonwide LMCs
  3. Implementing a sustainable community mental health solution fit for primary care
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Emma Tiffin
    Emma Tiffin, GP and Associate Director Mental Health and Learning Disabilities - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough ICB and NHS England
  4. Panel discussion: how can group clinics support delivery of the Women's Health Strategy?
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    The specification for Women's Health Hubs highlights the value of group clinics as a way of improving access and improving quality of care for women. To maximise impact and accelerate progress, collab ...
    Georgina Craig
    Georgina Craig, Director - The Experience Led Care Programme
    Paula Cowan
    Paula Cowan, Medical Director for Primary Care, National Primary Care Medical Directorate lead for Women's Programme - National Primary Care Medical Directorate lead for Prevention Programme, GP Partner, Eastham Group Practice
    Dawn Langdon
    Dawn Langdon, Clinical Project Nurse Lead and Advanced Nurse Practitioner - Thanet Health CIC
    Sue Mann
    Sue Mann, National Clinical Director Women's Health, Consultant and Clinical Lead Women's Health - NHS England
    Stephanie Cook
    Stephanie Cook, Clinical lead - Cheshire and Merseyside Women’s Health Hub
    Alison Jackson
    Alison Jackson, GP Partner, Maples Surgery - Clinical Director of Broxbourne Alliance PCN
  5. An update from the CQC
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Chris Dzikiti
    Chris Dzikiti, Interim Chief Inspector of Healthcare - Care Quality Commission
  6. Panel discussion: the future of the GP partnership
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    James Kingsland OBE
    James Kingsland OBE, Professor Of Primary Care - University of Central Lancashire
    Alison Oliver
    Alison Oliver, Partner - Hill Dickinson LLP
    Katie Bramall-Stainer
    Katie Bramall-Stainer, Chair - General Practitioners Committee England
  7. Chair's Closing Remarks
    Best Practice Keynote Theatre
    Dan Bunstone
    Dan Bunstone, GP and Clinical Director - Chapelford Surgery and Warrington Innovation Network
26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Neil Modha
    Neil Modha, GP Partner - Thistlemoor Medical Centre
  2. Is this fibromyalgia or inflammatory arthritis?
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Is this fibromyalgia or inflammatory arthritis?
    It is often hard in Primary Care to assess patients with chronic pain and to diagnose if there are any features of inflammatory arthritis. I hope that this session will give pointers to discriminating ...
    Louise Warburton
    Louise Warburton, Co-President, Medical Lead, Associate Medical Director - Primary Care Rheumatology and MSK Society, MSK Service STW and Shropshire Community Trust
  3. Meet the needs of people living with frailty: the Jean Bishop Integrated Care Centre
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Daniel Harman
    Daniel Harman, Consultant Community Geriatrician and Strategic Clinical Lead for Frailty - Humber and North Yorkshire ICB
  4. The new asthma guidelines and beyond - tips for primary care: getting the diagnosis right
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    The new asthma guidelines and beyond - tips for primary care: getting the diagnosis right
    This session will cover the latest guidance in Britain and globally on making a diagnosis - lets make it easy and robust for primary care clinicians (and others) and make the diagnosis as well as we c ...
    Steve Holmes
    Steve Holmes, GP Somerset and ICB Clinical Respiratory Lead, Policy Lead, PCRS - Park Medical Practice, Shepton Mallet
  5. COPD best practice and the new GOLD guidelines
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    COPD best practice and the new GOLD guidelines
    Neil Banik
    Neil Banik, GP, Kent & Medway Respiratory Network, former Chair of Kent & Medway ICB Respiratory & Long Covid Services - Oaklands Health Centre
  6. The new asthma guidelines and beyond - tips for primary care: getting the management right
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    The new asthma guidelines and beyond - tips for primary care: getting the management right
    Having got the diagnosis right - in such a common long term condition - hopefully the management guidelines will be just as easy. It is - this session will cover the treatment recommended in British ( ...
    Steve Holmes
    Steve Holmes, GP Somerset and ICB Clinical Respiratory Lead, Policy Lead, PCRS - Park Medical Practice, Shepton Mallet
  7. Update on infectious diseases and overview on vaccinations
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Toni Hazell
    Toni Hazell, Portfolio GP - Somerset Gardens Family Healthcare Centre
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Neil Modha
    Neil Modha, GP Partner - Thistlemoor Medical Centre
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Farah Jameel
    Farah Jameel, Non Executive Director - Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust
  2. Session Title Coming Soon
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Nicky Maguire
    Nicky Maguire
  3. Learning disabilities: common LD conditions and common conditions that affect LD
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Common learning disability conditions and common conditions that affect learning disabled patients (including autism update and autism suicide risk).
    Rebecca Ford
    Rebecca Ford, Lead Nurse - Learning Disability Partnership - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation NHS Trust
    Nandini Mukhopadhyay
    Nandini Mukhopadhyay, Clinical Lead in Learning Disabilities and Autism - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough ICB
  4. Dementia: towards earlier and more timely diagnosis
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Professor Dame Louise Robinson
    Professor Dame Louise Robinson, Regius Professor of Ageing - Newcastle University
  5. Centring the Autistic experience: Enhancing practice
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    The important difference between "autism spectrum disorder" and the Autistic experience: Why it's important to centre lived expertise.
    Chloe Farahar
    Chloe Farahar, Specialist Autistic Trainer - Aucademy CIC
    George Matuska
    George Matuska, Learning Disability Nurse, Clinical Lead for all age Learning Disabilities, Autism and ADHD - NHS Kent and Medway and Kent and Medway NHS Social Partnership Trust
  6. Identifying malignant and benign skin lesions
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Identifying malignant and benign skin lesions
    Julian Peace
    Julian Peace, GP and Executive Chair - Primary Care Dermatology Society
  7. FIT testing in primary care: an update
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Anthony Cunliffe
    Anthony Cunliffe, GP, Joint Clinical Director and National Lead GP Adviser - South East London Cancer Alliance and Macmillan Cancer Support
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 1
    Farah Jameel
    Farah Jameel, Non Executive Director - Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust
26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Farzana Hussain
    Farzana Hussain, GP - Newham Health Collaborative
  2. Session Title Coming Soon
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Session Title Coming Soon
    Julian Peace
    Julian Peace, GP and Executive Chair - Primary Care Dermatology Society
  3. Session Title Coming Soon
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Session Title Coming Soon
    Julian Peace
    Julian Peace, GP and Executive Chair - Primary Care Dermatology Society
  4. UTIs: what we should be doing rather than what we are doing
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Alex Watts
    Alex Watts, GPwSI Opthalmology and GP Trainer - Oxford John Radcliffe
  5. Session sponsored by Medical and Legal Admin Services Limited (MLAS)
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Session sponsored by Medical and Legal Admin Services Limited (MLAS)
  6. Managing heart failure in primary care and use of SGLT2 inhibitors
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Managing heart failure in primary care and use of SGLT2 inhibitors
    Xenophon Kassianides
    Xenophon Kassianides, General Practice Specialty Registrar (ST3) - PCCS and Yorkshire & Humber Deanery
    Alison Warren
    Alison Warren, Consultant Pharmacist Cardiology - University Hospitals Sussex and Sussex ICS
  7. Session Title Coming Soon
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Stephanie de Giorgio
    Stephanie de Giorgio, GP with an interest in obesity
  8. Lung Health Check Programme: what to do and when to refer from increased incidence
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Lung Health Check Programme: what to do and when to refer from increased incidence
    Chris Arden
    Chris Arden, GP and GPSI Cardiology - PCCS, Park & St Francis Surgery in Hampshire and Southampton & Winchester
  9. Ophthalmology: the red eye - what primary care should know
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Alex Watts
    Alex Watts, GPwSI Opthalmology and GP Trainer - Oxford John Radcliffe
  10. Chair's Closing Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Farzana Hussain
    Farzana Hussain, GP - Newham Health Collaborative
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Anish Kotecha
    Anish Kotecha, GP, GP Appraiser and RCGP Programme Clinical Lead - Cwmbran Village Surgery
  2. Preventing frailty with lifestyle modifications to support anti-ageing and tackle obesity
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Anish Kotecha
    Anish Kotecha, GP, GP Appraiser and RCGP Programme Clinical Lead - Cwmbran Village Surgery
  3. The gut microbiome: an undervalued tool for empowering patient-led optimal health
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Lucy Williamson
    Lucy Williamson, Registered Nutritionist - Lucy Williamson Nutrition
  4. Life in the fasting lane - how lifestyle impacts progression of neurological conditions
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Neil Bindemann
    Neil Bindemann, Director - Person-Centred Neurosciences Society
  5. Lipids management masterclass
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Lipids management masterclass
    Raj Thakkar
    Raj Thakkar, President and CKD Lead - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
  6. Update on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in primary care
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Update on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in primary care
    The importance of diagnosing CKD. The importance of testing using eGFR and uACR. How to manage CKD.
    Raj Thakkar
    Raj Thakkar, President and CKD Lead - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
  7. Chair's Closing Remarks
    GP Clinical Theatre 2
    Anish Kotecha
    Anish Kotecha, GP, GP Appraiser and RCGP Programme Clinical Lead - Cwmbran Village Surgery
26 Feb 2025
  1. Mainstreaming group clinics for diabetes: where are we five years down the line?
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Group clinics – both F2F and video – have a compelling evidence base in Type 2 Diabetes. This session provides the opportunity to hear directly from front-line clinicians and patients who have made th ...
    Georgina Craig
    Georgina Craig, Director - The Experience Led Care Programme
    Dipti Gandhi
    Dipti Gandhi, Managing Partner - Brigstock Medical Practice
    Laura Ireland
    Laura Ireland, GPNSPQ - Moatfield Surgery
  2. Pioneering large-scale mental health virtual group consultations: widening access to care and reducing workload
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Rebecca Howard
    Rebecca Howard, Founder - Shinymind
    Omotayo Kufeji
    Omotayo Kufeji, GP Partner - Newort Pagnell Medical Centre
    Janet Thornley
    Janet Thornley, Strategic Primary Care Nurse Lead - BLMK ICB
  3. MedLink automated recall for EMIS Web
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    MedLink automated recall for EMIS Web
    Hear how MedLink can automate your LTC and medication recall process, saving significant admin time and releasing clinical capacity through automated searches, automated invites, and remote reviews. M ...
    Mark Widgery
    Mark Widgery, GP and Co-founder - Medlink Solutions Ltd
  4. Writing successful bids, tenders and funding requests - a 30 minute masterclass
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    New to bid or tender writing, or simply want to refresh or review your skills? This 30-minute session will help you improve the way you plan for, organise, write, edit and review your submissions. Pac ...
    Sue Calthorpe
    Sue Calthorpe, Director - The Clive Davis Partnership Ltd
  5. Lab report automation - how your practice can improve patient outcomes and save time
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Lab report automation - how your practice can improve patient outcomes and save time
    Join GP Automate to explore the transformative potential of automation in general practice. Based on a large-scale pilot involving 200,000+ patients, this session focuses on the significant time savin ...
    Arun Notaney
    Arun Notaney, Founder and CEO - GP Automate
  6. Day surgery and diagnostics at GP surgeries - the future of community health
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    James Foster
    James Foster, Executive Manager and Partner - St Stephens Gate Medical Practice
  7. Embracing innovation: optimising the administrative workflow for the patient journey in the General Practice
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Embracing innovation: optimising the administrative workflow for the patient journey in the General Practice
    In an era of rapid technological advancement, ophthalmic practices face growing pressure to improve administrative efficiency, reduce manual processes, and enhance patient satisfaction. This talk expl ...
    Micha Klopper
    Micha Klopper, Legal counsel, HR and Communication Office and SME - GoodX International Ltd
  8. Digital remote monitoring saves appointments
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Rachael Forbister
    Rachael Forbister, Digital Transformation Programme Manager - Health Innovation North East and North Cumbria
  9. Data driven approaches to assessing population health
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Darren Blake
    Darren Blake, Chief Operating Officer - Bexley Health Neighbourhood Care
    Raza Toosy
    Raza Toosy
  10. Session Title Coming Soon
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Session Title Coming Soon
    Charlie Andrews
    Charlie Andrews, GP Partner and GPwER Gastroenterology - Somer Valley Medical Group, Midsomer Norton, and RUH, Bath
27 Feb 2025
  1. How can data-driven decision-making improve care and access
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Data-driven decision-making in Hillingdon’s PCNs, backed by digital solutions, improved access to care by using real-time patient data to identify unmet needs and gaps in clinical care. Key data such ...
    Dustyn Saint
    Dustyn Saint, GP Partner - Long Stratton Medical Partnership
  2. Sharing learning from the Support Level Framework
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Our team of two practice managers, two GPs, an administrator and a data analyst have spent the last year visiting practices across Southeast London ICS to conduct the Support Level Framework. The SLF ...
    Rebecca Whitnall
    Rebecca Whitnall, GP, GP Educator SEL, Clinical Lead Support Level Framework SELWDH - South East London Workforce Development Hub
  3. IBS: the many underlying causes
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Satu Jackson
    Satu Jackson, CEO - BANT
  4. Travel health for the practitioner who would rather be on holiday: tips to make it easy
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Alys Bunce
    Alys Bunce, Specialist Travel Health Nurse and Freelance Clinical Trainer
  5. Introducing the new Primary Care Diagnostic Pathway for lower GI symptoms
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Introducing the new Primary Care Diagnostic Pathway for lower GI symptoms
    Introducing a resource to support healthcare professionals to shorten time to diagnosis, reduce variation and improve patients’ experiences of care. The pathway provides information on: • Consideratio ...
    Pearl Avery
    Pearl Avery, Trust NMP Lead / Consultant Nurse - Dorset Healthcare University
  6. Dermatological inequalities in skin of colour
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Dermatological inequalities in skin of colour
    Syreeta Daw
    Syreeta Daw, PCDS Executive Committee member and Bulletin Co-Editor, Portfolio GP, Moderator/Tutor Dermatology Diploma - Cardiff University, Research Council Member Alopecia UK, Dermatology & Skin Surgery in Lewisham & Bromley
  7. Safe use of digital technologies in GP practice
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Safe use of digital technologies in GP practice
    The growing role of digital technologies in the delivery of healthcare promises many benefits. However, to ensure patient safety - and that the professional responsibilities of clinicians are met - th ...
    Kay Louise Grant
    Kay Louise Grant, Risk Adviser - MDDUS
  8. Supporting general practice with a neighbourhood approach to care - a community health and wellbeing worker approach
    Best Practice Workshop Theatre
    Flo Nedelea
    Flo Nedelea, Community Health and Wellbeing Worker - Watton Practice
    Tobi Amadasun
    Tobi Amadasun, PCN Clinical Director and Partner, Clinical Lead - Watton Practice
    Olga Tsiogianni
    Olga Tsiogianni, Acting Associate Director - PCN Development (Norfolk and Waveney ICB)
    Tegan Rowe
    Tegan Rowe, Community Health and Wellbeing Worker - Watton Practice
    Sarah Illsley
    Sarah Illsley, Health & Wellbeing Team Leader - Breckland Council
26 Feb 2025
  1. Population Health Management: the what, why and how
    Business Services Hub
    Sabrina Maines-Blatherwick
    Sabrina Maines-Blatherwick, Digital and Transformation Lead - Barnstaple Alliance PCN
  2. Smarter workflows, happier teams: how AI eases primary care pressures
    Business Services Hub
    Smarter workflows, happier teams: how AI eases primary care pressures
    Imagine a morning in primary care without the chaos of the “8am rush.” AI is no longer a futuristic concept but an active ally in streamlining how practices handle patient demand. In this session, we ...
    Chris Stewart
    Chris Stewart, Business Manager - Whitby Health Partnership
    Max Gattlin
    Max Gattlin, Commercial Director - X-on Health
  3. Thriving or surviving: what do the highest earning GP practices do differently to the others?
    Business Services Hub
    Thriving or surviving: what do the highest earning GP practices do differently to the others?
    GP surgery profits are under severe pressure arising from contract income which hasn’t kept up with inflation and spiralling staff costs with further staff cost pressures coming soon. Some surgeries a ...
    James Gransby
    James Gransby, Partner - Azets
  4. Reveal the untapped potential: 5 data points your practice is missing – costing you thousands of appointments every year!
    Business Services Hub
    Reveal the untapped potential: 5 data points your practice is missing – costing you thousands of appointments every year!
    Most practices rely on their clinical systems as their only source of information about patient demand – but what if that data is flawed, limited in it’s scope and sending your practice in the wrong d ...
    Max Pardo-Roques
    Max Pardo-Roques, Commercial Director - Demand and Capacity Optimisation tool
    Saj Khan
    Saj Khan, Healthcare Consultant - Demand and Capacity Optimisation tool
  5. Developing INTs with PCNs
    Business Services Hub
    Developing INTs with PCNs
    How will PCNs develop with Integrated Neighbourhood Teams, and what will their role be? The session will suggest ways a legal framework in which GPs are an important part of INTs, to ensure that prima ...
    Justin Cumberlege
    Justin Cumberlege, Partner - Hempsons LLP
    Robert McCartney
    Robert McCartney, Associate - Hempsons LLP
  6. Ending the 8am rush with Voice AI
    Business Services Hub
    Ending the 8am rush with Voice AI
    Join Daniel Park, founder of InTouchNow.ai, as he unveils the latest innovations in Voice AI tailored for healthcare. This session will explore how AI-driven triage systems are reshaping patient call ...
    Daniel Park
    Daniel Park, Founder and Director - InTouchNow.ai
  7. The business of general practice – financial and strategy updates for GP practices
    Business Services Hub
    The business of general practice – financial and strategy updates for GP practices
    Are you focusing on your practice as a business? Do you truly know and understand your financial vitals? In this session Jenna from Simpkins Edwards will share ideas and strategies for those who are t ...
    Jenna Clark
    Jenna Clark, Director of Healthcare Services - Simpkins Edwards LLP
  8. Session sponsored by Monahans
    Business Services Hub
    Session sponsored by Monahans
    Iwona will use her experience as a healthcare specialist accountant to discuss potential issues facing GP practices in a current challenging economic climate and will present potential solutions to im ...
    Iwona Silverio
    Iwona Silverio, Client Portfolio Manager – Healthcare Specialist - MONAHANS
  9. Greener general practice - practical tips
    Business Services Hub
    Tracy Dell
    Tracy Dell, Primary Care Management Consultant and Locum Practice Manager - Cleckheaton Group Practice
27 Feb 2025
  1. Money, money, money - how funding flows in general practice
    Business Services Hub
    Understanding how funding flows through General Practice is essential for making strategic decisions and securing financial sustainability. In this practical and insightful session, Daniel Vincent, fo ...
    Daniel Vincent
    Daniel Vincent, Former Practice Manager and Partner - Enhanced Primary Care
  2. Session sponsored by Heidi Health
    Business Services Hub
    Session sponsored by Heidi Health
  3. Practice management: sustainability for the future
    Business Services Hub
    The role of the Practice Manager is more demanding than ever, but the current model isn’t sustainable for the long term. In this session, Tracy Dell and Daniel Vincent explore how practice management ...
    Tracy Dell
    Tracy Dell, Primary Care Management Consultant and Locum Practice Manager - Cleckheaton Group Practice
    Daniel Vincent
    Daniel Vincent, Former Practice Manager and Partner - Enhanced Primary Care
  4. Developing a portfolio career in general practice: advice and tips from my own experience
    Business Services Hub
    Anish Kotecha
    Anish Kotecha, GP, GP Appraiser and RCGP Programme Clinical Lead - Cwmbran Village Surgery
  5. GP Mergers - 5 top tips for success
    Business Services Hub
    Amit Goyal
    Amit Goyal, GP Partner and Clinical Director - Watling Street Practice and Watling Street PCN
  6. Google's top-rated GP practice: innovations at Elm Tree Medical Centre - a case study showcase
    Business Services Hub
    Patient-Centered Care.Digital Integration.Collaboration with Multi-Disciplinary Teams.Preventative Health Initiatives.
    Sheikh Mateen Ellahi
    Sheikh Mateen Ellahi, NHS GP Partner and GP Trainer, Private GP, PCN Lead in Teaching and Training - Elm Tree Medical Centre
  7. Effective ways to collaborate at PCN level
    Business Services Hub
    Darren Blake
    Darren Blake, Chief Operating Officer - Bexley Health Neighbourhood Care
    Damien Brady
    Damien Brady, . - .
  8. Empowering primary care: cost effective menopause support through evidence-based self care partnerships
    Business Services Hub
    Nigel Denby
    Nigel Denby, CEO and Menopause Dietitian - Harley Street At Home
26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Kathryn Yates
    Kathryn Yates, Strategic Head of Nursing and Midwifery Workforce - Surrey Heartlands Intergrated Care Board
  2. Inspiring excellence: the heart of leadership in primary care
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Julie Roye
    Julie Roye, Head of Nursing Primary Care - East London Foundation Trust
  3. Getting to the heart of COPD - a case study based approach
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Getting to the heart of COPD - a case study based approach
    Beverley Bostock
    Beverley Bostock, President Elect, Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Asthma Lead - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society, Mann Cottage Surgery and Association of Respiratory Nurses
  4. Ensure you are getting bang for your buck out of your pharmacists
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Danny Bartlett
    Danny Bartlett, Clinical lead - Primary Care School Kent Surrey and Sussex
  5. Back pain: update on fed flags in back pain with new cauda equina guidelines
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Back pain: update on fed flags in back pain with new cauda equina guidelines
    A pragmatic review of spinal red flags incorporating latest guidelines, and implementation into practice.
    Andrew Emms
    Andrew Emms, Consultant Physiotherapist - The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
  6. Legal issues for safe vaccination administration
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Helen Donovan
    Helen Donovan, Independent Nurse Consultant, Queen's Nurse and immunisation specialist nurse
  7. Update on UK routine vaccination programme changes
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Helen Donovan
    Helen Donovan, Independent Nurse Consultant, Queen's Nurse and immunisation specialist nurse
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Kathryn Yates
    Kathryn Yates, Strategic Head of Nursing and Midwifery Workforce - Surrey Heartlands Intergrated Care Board
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Kathryn Yates
    Kathryn Yates, Strategic Head of Nursing and Midwifery Workforce - Surrey Heartlands Intergrated Care Board
  2. Session Title Coming Soon
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Danny Bartlett
    Danny Bartlett, Clinical lead - Primary Care School Kent Surrey and Sussex
  3. ARRS: how do the roles work and how best can we support them
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    ARRS: how do the roles work and how best can we support them
    Sam Bhide
    Sam Bhide, Clinical Director and Founder - Physiozen Ltd
  4. The benefits of advanced paramedic practitioners in GP surgeries
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Advanced Clinical Practitioners with a background in Paramedicine are autonomous, highly skilled clinicians. Aside from being able to safely assess, diagnose and prescribe for patients in their own ho ...
    Mathew Curtis-Holloway
    Mathew Curtis-Holloway, Advanced Clinical Practitioner - Nelson Medical Group
  5. Learning disabilities: common LD conditions and common conditions that affect LD
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Common learning disability conditions and common conditions that affect learning disabled patients (including autism update and autism suicide risk).
    Nandini Mukhopadhyay
    Nandini Mukhopadhyay, Clinical Lead in Learning Disabilities and Autism - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough ICB
    Rebecca Ford
    Rebecca Ford, Lead Nurse - Learning Disability Partnership - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation NHS Trust
  6. Supporting GPNs in leadership roles
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Ruth Colbeck
    Ruth Colbeck, Lead Nurse - West Leeds PCN
  7. Chair's Closing Remarks
    Nursing & Multi-Disciplinary Teams Theatre
    Kathryn Yates
    Kathryn Yates, Strategic Head of Nursing and Midwifery Workforce - Surrey Heartlands Intergrated Care Board
26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    General Practice Management Theatre
    Kay Keane
    Kay Keane, Practice Manager and Director - IGPM
  2. What makes a great practice manager
    General Practice Management Theatre
  3. From PM to managing partner
    General Practice Management Theatre
  4. Creating a positive culture in general practice
    General Practice Management Theatre
  5. Improving collaboration, workflow and efficiency in your team
    General Practice Management Theatre
  6. Dispensing practices - what we need to know
    General Practice Management Theatre
  7. The Practice Managers role in reducing Health inequalities
    General Practice Management Theatre
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    General Practice Management Theatre
    Kay Keane
    Kay Keane, Practice Manager and Director - IGPM
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    General Practice Management Theatre
    Kay Keane
    Kay Keane, Practice Manager and Director - IGPM
  2. Looking at the big picture landscape in primary care
    General Practice Management Theatre
  3. Improving profitability in general practice
    General Practice Management Theatre
  4. Developing your digital communications
    General Practice Management Theatre
  5. Managing conflict in general practice
    General Practice Management Theatre
  6. Getting the best out of your appraisal
    General Practice Management Theatre
  7. Chair's Closing Remarks
    General Practice Management Theatre
    Kay Keane
    Kay Keane, Practice Manager and Director - IGPM
26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    Menopause Theatre
    Lindsey Thomas
    Lindsey Thomas, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  2. Menopause for beginners and HRT prescribing
    Menopause Theatre
    Louise Price
    Louise Price, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  3. The perimenopause conundrum: diagnosis and management
    Menopause Theatre
    Olivia Hum
    Olivia Hum, GP and BMS Menopause Specialist Doctor - Myla Health
  4. Thrive through menopause workshop
    Menopause Theatre
    NHS England launched its ambitious Menopause Improvement Programme in 2022 and signed up to a workplace menopause pledge. This included normalising conversations about menopause at work and employers ...
    Georgina Craig
    Georgina Craig, Director - The Experience Led Care Programme
    Farnaaz Sharief MBE
    Farnaaz Sharief MBE, GP, Senior Fellow (Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management) - Chief Executive, Manage Your Mind
  5. Understanding ethnic variation and its impact on menopause
    Menopause Theatre
    Nadira Awal
    Nadira Awal, GP and BMS Menopause Specialist Doctor - Pause and Co Healthcare
  6. Hormones and emotional health: recognising and treating mental health symptoms in menopause
    Menopause Theatre
    Zoe Schaedel
    Zoe Schaedel, GP, BMS Menopause Specialist - NHS
  7. Managing complications of HRT in primary care
    Menopause Theatre
    Lindsey Thomas
    Lindsey Thomas, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    Menopause Theatre
    Lindsey Thomas
    Lindsey Thomas, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    Menopause Theatre
    Aaliya Goyal
    Aaliya Goyal, GP and RCGP Council Member - Royal College of General Practitioners
  2. Sex, testosterone and libido
    Menopause Theatre
    Angela Wright
    Angela Wright, . - .
  3. Bleeding with HRT: what you need to know
    Menopause Theatre
    Louise Price
    Louise Price, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  4. Premature ovarian insufficiency: understanding the importance
    Menopause Theatre
    Radhika Vohra
    Radhika Vohra, GP and Trustee - The Menopause Charity
  5. Menopause group clinics: freeing time, managing growing demand and improving quality of care
    Menopause Theatre
    Demand for support with and advice about menopause symptoms is rising rapidly in primary care. This session shares experiences of the positive impact of introducing a group clinic to the menopause pat ...
    Georgina Craig
    Georgina Craig, Director - The Experience Led Care Programme
    Helen Longstaff
    Helen Longstaff, Programme Manager - The Experience Led Care Programme
    Alison Jackson
    Alison Jackson, GP Partner, Maples Surgery - Clinical Director of Broxbourne Alliance PCN
  6. IBS and menopause: uncovering link and practical solutions for primary care
    Menopause Theatre
    Nigel Denby
    Nigel Denby, CEO and Menopause Dietitian - Harley Street At Home
  7. Cancer survivorship and menopause
    Menopause Theatre
    Lindsey Thomas
    Lindsey Thomas, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  8. Nutrition for a healthier and happier menopause
    Menopause Theatre
    Jackie Lynch
    Jackie Lynch, BANT Registered Nutritionist and Registered Nutritional Therapist - .
  9. Chair's Closing Remarks
    Menopause Theatre
    Aaliya Goyal
    Aaliya Goyal, GP and RCGP Council Member - Royal College of General Practitioners
26 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Toni Hazell
    Toni Hazell, Portfolio GP - Somerset Gardens Family Healthcare Centre
  2. Early diagnosis of cervical cancer
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Toni Hazell
    Toni Hazell, Portfolio GP - Somerset Gardens Family Healthcare Centre
  3. PCOS: Optimising Metabolic and Reproductive Health in Women from adolescence to menopause
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    PCOS: Optimising Metabolic and Reproductive Health in Women from adolescence to menopause
    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a lifelong condition affecting women's metabolic, reproductive, and psychological health. This 30-minute symposium equips General Practitioners to effectively manag ...
    Dr Priya Bhide
    Dr Priya Bhide, MD, PhD, FHEA, FRCOG, Clinical Reader - Queen Mary University London
    Srividya Seshadri
    Srividya Seshadri, MBBS, MD, FRCOG, MSC, FCRI, Consultant Gynaecologist - Aria Fertility
  4. Community outpatients in general practice
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Dr Susheel Randhawa
    Dr Susheel Randhawa, General Practitioner – Modality Partnership - Gynaecology Clinical Lead and GP with an Extended Role in Gynaecology – Modality LLP
  5. AUB: abnormal uterine bleeding - key considerations
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Louise Price
    Louise Price, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  6. Focus on intrauterine contraception
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Julie Oliver
    Julie Oliver, Director and GP - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  7. TBC
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Stephanie de Giorgio
    Stephanie de Giorgio, GP with an interest in obesity
  8. Chair's Closing Remarks
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Toni Hazell
    Toni Hazell, Portfolio GP - Somerset Gardens Family Healthcare Centre
27 Feb 2025
  1. Chair's Opening Remarks
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Julie Oliver
    Julie Oliver, Director and GP - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  2. Contraception in over 40s
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Simphiwe Sesane
    Simphiwe Sesane, Medical Educator - Exeltis UK
  3. The vaginal microbiome in women’s health
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Did you know that your vaginal microbiome is implicated in risk of infection, fertility complications, cancer and more. Dr Golshirazi explores the vaginal microbiome as a keystone to health and wellbe ...
    Golnoush Golshirazi
    Golnoush Golshirazi, CEO & Co-Founder - ScreenMe
  4. TBC Session
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Nerys Astbury
    Nerys Astbury, Associate Professor in Diet and Obesity - Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford
    Lucy Goddard
    Lucy Goddard, Postdoctoral Research Midwife - Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford
    Jadine Scragg
    Jadine Scragg, Researcher in Health Behaviour - Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford
    Katherine Tucker
    Katherine Tucker, Senior Researcher in Women's Health - Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford
  5. PCOS: new guidance
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Louise Price
    Louise Price, GP and Executive Committee Member - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
  6. Perinatal pelvic health services - optimising care
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Angie Doshani
    Angie Doshani, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist - Loughborough University
  7. TBC Session
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Aamena Salar
    Aamena Salar, GP with specialist interest in women's health - Modality Partnerships
  8. Fertility issues for primary care
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Stephanie Cook
    Stephanie Cook, Clinical lead - Cheshire and Merseyside Women’s Health Hub
  9. Chair's Closing Remarks
    The Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Theatre
    Julie Oliver
    Julie Oliver, Director and GP - Primary Care Women's Health Forum
26 Feb 2025
  1. Women's work: why working as a female GP is so different
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Seema Pattni
    Seema Pattni, Doctor's Career Coach and GP
  2. Genitourinary symptom management
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Bushra Effendi
    Bushra Effendi, . - .
  3. Menopause and the overactive bladder
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Menopause and the overactive bladder
    This workshop delves into how estrogen decline during menopause drives lower urinary tract symptoms, including overactive bladder. Explore the molecular role of estrogen, its receptor targets, and the ...
    Zena Wehbe
    Zena Wehbe, Principal Scientist - Jude
    Michelle Griffin
    Michelle Griffin, Advisor - Jude
  4. The intersection of hormones, blood sugar and diet: lifestyle strategies for women in midlife
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Linia Patel
    Linia Patel, Women's Health Dietitian & Performance Nutritionist - Linia Nutrition
  5. Solving the primary care puzzle: our journey with tech, data and AI
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Darren Blake
    Darren Blake, Chief Operating Officer - Bexley Health Neighbourhood Care
  6. Musculoskeletal syndrome of menopause - from joint pain to osteoporosis
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Olivia Hum
    Olivia Hum, GP and BMS Menopause Specialist Doctor - Myla Health
  7. Update on women's health hubs
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Damien Brady
    Damien Brady, . - .
    Dr Amit Seyan
    Dr Amit Seyan, . - .
27 Feb 2025
  1. Understanding menopause in the workplace
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Darren Blake
    Darren Blake, Chief Operating Officer - Bexley Health Neighbourhood Care
  2. Cardiovascular disease and women's health: what you should know as a clinician
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Beverley Bostock
    Beverley Bostock, President Elect, Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Asthma Lead - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society, Mann Cottage Surgery and Association of Respiratory Nurses
    Jim Moore
    Jim Moore, Past President - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
  3. Women's Health Hubs in action: a case study
    Women's Heath Workshop Theatre
    Stephanie Cook
    Stephanie Cook, Clinical lead - Cheshire and Merseyside Women’s Health Hub

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