Understanding the financial impact of the 2025/26 GP contract will be the focus of the keynote speech at this year’s Management in Practice conference in Birmingham on 10 June.
Healthcare accountants Nick Stevenson and Kieran Hancock will outline how practices are likely to fare in the revised contract’s income streams.
Both are members of the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants (AISMA), and they will take a practical, case study-based approach to highlight how profitability may vary between different practices.
The keynote is one of many sessions at the conference that focus on delivering practical advice and actionable tips for busy practice managers.
Other sessions include how to maximise practice income, which will be led by former practice manager partner Daniel Vincent. Now chief executive of Enhanced Primary Care, he will share how to cut costs without cutting corners.
There is also a session with practical tips on streamlining GP triage processes to enhance patient access led by Dr Ketan Vekaria, triage GP at Ortus Health.
And former practice manager Gary Hughes will be sharing his business expertise, looking at the seven key ingredients of a successful practice or PCN.
This one-day conference in Birmingham on 10 June is tailored to support practice managers in tackling staffing issues and navigating current challenges and demands. From managing budgets to boosting recruitment, attendees will leave with ideas they can implement straight away.
Highlights include sessions on:
- Understanding the financial impact of the 2025/26 GMS contract
- Recruitment techniques for expanding your staff team
- Information management in general practice
- How to maximise practice income and cut costs without cutting corners
- Protecting the workforce against burnout
- Why practices should get involved in research.
Management in Practice events are free to attend and offer networking opportunities, along with practical insights and strategies for running a more effective and sustainable practice.
Register here for the event in Birmingham on 10 June.
