Birmingham

20th June 2019

Free for all primary care and community nurses, Nursing in Practice has over 15 years precedence in providing high-quality CPD and professional development to nursing staff. Secure your free place now to benefit from:

CPD to contribute towards your portfolio and support revalidation
Conference sessions covering NICE guidance updates, clinical workshops, keynote speakers and more
Varied exhibition featuring key companies, associations, charities and recruiters
The chance to listen to industry experts and gain knowledge that can help you better support your patients
Invaluable networking opportunity with hundreds of like-minded colleagues
A free lunch
Downloadable certificate of attendance and some presentations

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How to get there

The closest train station is Birmingham International Station, from there it is just a short 5 minute taxi ride.

We are located on Junction 6 of the M42, we are also just of the A45 Coventry Road. Simply follow signs to the National Motorcycle Museum on all approaching routes. Parking The National Conference Centre (signposted the National Motorcycle Museum) is surrounded by free car parking, approx. 800 spaces.

We do not recommend arriving by bus.

Venue

The National Conference Centre
        Coventry Road, Bickenhill
        Solihull, West Midlands
        B92 0EJ

0121 704 2784

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Accommodation

We have a limited number of exclusive hotel deals for attendees of this event. These special offers can be booked by telephone or online.

Quote Special Reference Code: ME83B

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Book your hotel by phone or email

Hotel reservations: 020 7292 2320

Alternatively, if you would like assistance with your hotel booking you can contact Jessica, our dedicated hotel expert. Simply email jessica@hotelmap.com with your requirements, phone number and Special Reference Code ME83B and she will get back to you to discuss your hotel options.

“Refreshed my enthusiasm for learning and nursing. Thoroughly enjoyed the speakers and the subjects, left wanting more, always a good thing. Thank you.”

Sarah Tunnacliffe, Clinical Care Co-Ordinator Nurse

“The event was very well structured and well ran. The information given was informative and useful for my application in practice. Staff were very professional and all speakers delivery style was excellent.”

Emma Chadwick, Practice Nurse

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