Best Practice Show
BPS · 4 conferences on MedicMessRespiratory Professional Care
6–7 Oct 2027 · NEC Birmingham, Hall 4, Birmingham, United Kingdom Hotels nearby
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What it costs.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard (consultant) | £799 |
| Trainee | Free |
GPs can earn up to 12 CPD points in respiratory clinical and skills sessions while also accessing the Best Practice Birmingham programme and exhibition.
Healthcare professionals involved in respiratory care, including GPs and GP partners, GPwERs, respiratory nurse specialists, physiologists, pulmonologists, respiratory physiotherapists, pharmacists, practice nurses, clinical directors, healthcare leaders and ARRS roles.
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Frequently asked
- When is Respiratory Professional Care?
- Respiratory Professional Care takes place 6–7 Oct 2027 in NEC Birmingham, Hall 4, Birmingham.
- Where is Respiratory Professional Care held?
- Respiratory Professional Care is held at NEC Birmingham, Hall 4, Birmingham, United Kingdom.
- Who is Respiratory Professional Care for?
- Healthcare professionals involved in respiratory care, including GPs and GP partners, GPwERs, respiratory nurse specialists, physiologists, pulmonologists, respiratory physiotherapists, pharmacists, practice nurses, clinical directors, healthcare leaders and ARRS roles.
- How much does Respiratory Professional Care cost?
- Standard (consultant): £799 · Trainee: Free.
- Is Respiratory Professional Care CPD accredited?
- Yes. Respiratory Professional Care is CPD accredited (12 CPD credits).
Dr Robert BaxterNational · 12 CPD credits · Free–£799
12 CPD credits
Attending counts as external CPD. Most college schemes ask for 50 credits a year and 250 over the five-year revalidation cycle.
Checked against BPS’s pages · updated 12 Nov 2026