Best Practice Birmingham 2025

Best Practice Birmingham 2025 is organized by CloserStill Media and will be held from Oct 08 - 09, 2025 at NEC Birmingham, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom.

Description:
Best Practice Birmingham brings the primary care community together for two days of learning, collaboration, and innovation. Featuring expert-led talks, interactive workshops, and a cutting-edge exhibition, the event highlights the latest developments transforming general practice.

Designed for GPs, clinical directors, practice managers, and the wider primary care team, it's a must-attend event offering actionable insights, innovative approaches to patient care, and valuable networking with peers driving the future of general practice.

Comprised of ten conference theatres, the 2025 programme will focus on five important themes:
Hospital to Community
Moving care out of hospitals and into the community, places general practice at the heart of the government’s vision for the NHS. Looking at collaboration and effective patient care within primary care networks and neighbourhoods, the conference programme examine how primary care can optimise treatment and increase access.

Analogue to Digital
Digital transformation is now a priority across the healthcare system, with the primary care sector in particular becoming a focal point for digital integration and innovation. Featuring both practical demonstrations and future-facing ‘art of the possible’ showcases, talks will extend from patient facing AI and diagnostic tools to back-office automation and system-wide integration.

Treatment to Prevention
As the focus of care focuses on prevention rather than treatment, GPs and primary care networks need a renewed focus on public health, health inequalities, behavioural change, and early diagnosis. Moving beyond primary prevention, onto secondary and tertiary, our programme will cover all aspects of preventing harm.

Long term conditions and multimorbidities
People are living longer but with more complex health conditions. This year, our programme has a renewed focus on showcasing different approaches to treatment dependent on different combinations of multimorbidity. With each clinical deep dive highlighting variation across case studies, attendees will be able to fully explore the complexity of treating long term conditions.

The Future of General Practice
With the 10 Year Health Plan published and major transformation underway across the NHS, October will be a time to explore how the next decade in general practice will look. Featuring insights from sector leaders directly involved in driving system change, key clinical and national policy updates, practical next steps for practices moving forward, and innovative case studies that showcase the art of the possible, Best Practice Birmingham is the go-to destination for anyone asking themselves ‘what next?’

Essential Learning for Your Entire Practice

The Best Practice Birmingham conference programme is dedicated to the issues currently being faced within general practice and primary care across the country.

The programme is tailored to meet the CPD requirements of healthcare professionals, with clinical content allowing  you to earn up to 12 CPD points.

Delivering the ‘three shifts’ in practice

How can GP surgeries deliver the three strategic shifts and the wider 10 Year Health Plan in practice? With the Al evidence shows that if you get primary care - the first point of contact - right, you save money and achieve better clinical outcomes. As a country, we're not spending enough on prevention / primary care. Access improvements can be framed in the following ways:

• Retaining more GPs, addressing burnout and low morale
• Using new roles in general practice so that patients receive the right treatment, from the right person, at the right time
• Digital transformation
• Working at scale - GP Federations can be a driving force in enhancing shared services, saving money, and improving overall efficiencies

At Best Practice Birmingham you have a huge selection of content available. Our dedicated content theatres provide relevant clinical and non-clinical content for your entire practice and PCN. GP partners and owners, general practitioners, practice managers, nurses, PCN GP pharmacists, and a wide variety of ARRS roles can all benefit from more than 180 hours of essential learning.