The Primary Care Show is the must-attend event for healthcare professionals working in primary care. If you are a registered healthcare professional in the UK, your delegate pass is completely free - valued at £600. Registration gives you full access to CPD-accredited conference sessions, expert-led workshops, and the exhibition floor featuring cutting-edge products and services. Whether you’re looking to stay ahead in clinical practice, improve practice efficiency, or connect with peers and industry leaders, this event provides the insights, tools, and networking opportunities you need — all in one place.

Our delegates include:

  • GPs and Practice Partners
  • Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, and Nursing Leads
  • Practice and Business Managers
  • Pharmacists and Clinical Medicines Experts
  • Primary Care Network Leaders
  • Allied Health Professionals

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Who can't attend?

To maintain the quality and relevance of the event, registration is restricted to those actively working in primary care or related healthcare roles in the UK. The following individuals are not eligible for a complimentary delegate pass:

  • Non-healthcare commercial representatives without an invitation (e.g., sales or marketing professionals from unrelated sectors).
  • Professionals based outside of the UK
  • Media or press, unless pre-approved by the event organisers.
  • Suppliers, exhibitors, or vendors unless registered as part of the official exhibition programme. You will be invoiced £600+VAT if you register for the event under a complimentary pass reserved for healthcare professionals

Students & Trainees

The Primary Care Show is designed for qualified and practising healthcare professionals. Undergraduate students or those not licensed in the clinical managerial role are not eligible to attend, as the conference includes sessions and materials that reference prescribing, clinical guidance, and other professional standards. In order to be able to access a pass to this event, you will need to be a trainee healthcare professional with a registered training number or equivalent.