12 April 2023
The IHSCM are holding their 2023 National Conference at The Health Plus Care Show taking place at ExCeL London on 26th-27th April.
Full agenda and details available here; National Conference at ExCel London – IHSCM (ihm.org.uk)
All UK registered healthcare and care professionals need to register online for free to attend. If you do not qualify for free membership as a healthcare professional, as an IHSCM member, you can come along and register for free using the code IHSCM100, we would be delighted to see as many IHSCM members at the event as possible.
You can register directly here; The event for the whole healthcare community (healthpluscare.co.uk)
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