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Best Practice London & Women's Health Professional Care events are supported by the pharmaceutical and Med Tech industries via Grants, Sponsorship, and Exhibition packages. Sessions delivered with input from our supporters will always be marked on the programme.
A full list of confirmed supporters for Best Practice London & Women's Health Professional Care can be found here.
25-26 FEBRUARY 2026
OLYMPIA LONDON
Best Practice London & Women's Health Professional Care will return to Olympia London 25-26 February 2026, for two days of high quality accredited CPD content and over 120 exhibitors showcasing their products, services and solutions.
2000+ healthcare professionals, including GP partners, clinical directors,PCN managers GPwERs/GPwSIs, and specialist nurses, will once more gather to learn and debate the latest advancements in general practice and women's health, as well as explore cutting edge solutions for primary care provision.
Women’s Health Professional Care is designed for healthcare professionals and policymakers in primary care looking to improve health outcomes for women.
Bringing together key learnings and new insights on a range of issues and challenges affecting women throughout their lives, Women’s Health Professional Care aims to address gender disparities in healthcare by highlighting areas of women’s health that have traditionally been overlooked.
Women’s Health Professional Care will take an in-depth look at women’s reproductive and post-reproductive health, key systemic and societal issues affecting access to women’s health services, and misunderstandings and complexities of women’s health topics. By attending Women’s Health Professional Care, you can expect to gain an even better understanding of providing care for female patients throughout their entire life course.
We’re working with a range of associations and groups to ensure our topics are really well aligned to
the most pressing issues as identified in the recent government consultation on women’s health issues.
