Due to take place at the NEC, Birmingham 9-10 October, Care Show Birmingham 2024 is set to be bigger and better than ever before. With over 280 exhibitors, 190+ speakers, and a community of over 4,500 in attendance, this multi award-winning social care event simply cannot be missed!
Spread across eight theatres, this year’s conference programme boasts a comprehensive selection of key speakers, all prepped to provide you with the latest advice and guidance to the latest the current priorities and challenges within the sector. Key topics will include the CQC’s Single Assessment Framework, new government regulations, strategies for workforce stability, access to funding, mental health and wellbeing, and the latest technological innovations.
In partnership with The Outstanding Society, Care Show Birmingham will also feature The Learning Lounge, an interactive space offering invaluable insights from top providers.
Sessions not to be missed:
‘The Ultimate Interior Finishes Checklist’ with Lori Pinkerton of Park Grove Design, Catherine Helliker of danfloor UK Ltd, Kerry Southern-Reason of The Care Home Interiors Company and Diana Celella of Drawing Room Interiors
- The session will review how and when to make best decisions and in choosing shell finishes for a care, including: flooring, wall finishes, and signage
- Design, Build & Environments Theatre, 9th October, 10:15 – 10:45
‘Maximising the use of smart data and using AI to improve care’with Kieron Broadbent of West Midlands Care Association, Kez Spellman of Provide Community, Matt Oxley of Wippet, Katie Thorn of Digital Care Hub, Liam Palmer of Care Tech Guide, and Sentai
- Provides developing AI approach - engagement with members informing policy review, process and capacity, and application focus with insights into inclusive and transparent AI development
- Technology Theatre, 9th October, 15:55 – 16:25
New feature for 2024:
Sustainability Zone: Grace Cares has partnered with Care Show Birmingham to make a remarkable impact, spearheading initiatives that underscore their dedication to sustainability in the care sector. This year’s show is the first to feature a comprehensive space dedicated to sustainability, emphasising eco-friendly practices and innovations. The main highlight will feature the final results of the ‘Pimp My Ride’ Campaign, displaying repurposed zimmer frames along with a thought-provoking art installation highlighting the environmental impact of waste in the care sector. The Sustainability Zone will also feature the inaugural launch of a sustainability guide, a free resource created by Grace Cares and The Caring View, packed with practical advice and actionable steps to empower care managers to integrate sustainable practices into their operations.
