Nursing Conference 2023 - Gloucestershire Primary Care Workforce Centre

Wednesday 27th September 2023, 9am – 6pm

Come along & join us for an informative interactive day , kick starting this day with our key note speaker- Louise Brady (National Primary Care Nursing Lead NHSE) followed by guest speakers covering topics including The history of Gloucestershire Primary Care Nursing, Contraceptive update, Menopause & the Davina effect, Travel health, Learning Disabilities, Wound Care & Leg Ulcers.

There will be an array of informative stands available to browse throughout the day!

Tea, coffee & lunch will be provided & we will close this day celebrating & networking with all our GPN colleagues with cheese & wine between 5-6pm

Please complete the below form to reserve your space

Nursing Conference 2023 Booking Form

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The following questions are not mandatory but are incredibly helpful for the purpose of monitoring EDI. Therefore if you are able to complete them it would be most appreciated.

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