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Large co-located exhibition with 3,000+ attendees, 200+ exhibitors, dedicated theatres and peer networking across clinical, operational and supplier communities.
No abstract, poster or oral submission route was found on the official pages reviewed; research value is mainly through educational sessions and service-improvement examples.
Free eligible healthcare-professional access, practical clinical updates and broad primary-care content make it useful for GP trainees and doctors working in community-facing roles.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard registration | Free |
| Trainee / IMT | Free |
Best Practice Birmingham 2026 is a two-day primary care conference and exhibition at NEC Birmingham, aimed at GPs, trainee doctors, practice nurses, pharmacists, PCN and ICB leaders, practice managers and other primary care staff.
The programme is CPD-accredited and the organiser states that attendees can claim up to 12 CPD hours or points. A deeper pass found the Birmingham event fact sheet, which lists Wednesday 7 October 2026, 09:00-17:00, and Thursday 8 October 2026, 09:00-16:00, with 150+ conference sessions and 240+ exhibitors. The public programme is live across multiple theatres, covering clinical updates, practical skills, neighbourhood delivery, workforce, governance, digital innovation and respiratory care.
Eligible UK healthcare professionals and relevant decision-makers working in primary care can register for a free delegate pass, described by the organiser as worth GBP 799 plus VAT; commercial and international delegates are handled separately. No abstract, poster or research-submission route is published on the conference, speaker FAQ or registration pages reviewed, so trainees should treat this mainly as a CPD, networking and service-improvement meeting rather than a research-presentation opportunity.
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