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Best Practice Birmingham

Visit us on stand J55 to discover Enlivio and explore practical technology helping primary care teams create time, coordinate care and act earlier for patients.

Sign up on organiser’s website Event details Wednesday 7 October 2026 to Thursday 8 October 2026

09:00 to 17:00

NEC Birmingham

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Wednesday 7 October 2026 to Thursday 8 October 2026

09:00 to 17:00

NEC Birmingham

North Ave, Marston Green, Birmingham, B40 1NT

Best Practice Birmingham brings together more than 2,000 primary care professionals for two days of practical learning, new ideas and conversations about the future of general practice.

Join Paul Marriott in the Smart Practice Theatre: 
What if better care was our measure of productivity?
How technology can create time, connect teams and help primary care act earlier for patients

Primary care doesn’t need innovation for innovation’s sake. It needs practical changes that give clinicians more time with patients, help teams coordinate care and make it easier to act before opportunities are missed.

Drawing on emerging primary care technology, Paul will explore what productivity can make possible: better conversations, more connected care and earlier intervention. Hear what safe and useful healthcare AI looks like, how information can become action and how the NHS’s three shifts can translate into meaningful changes in everyday care.

7 October, 11:00–11:45
Smart Practice Theatre

Visit us at stand J55 throughout the event.

In this event, you’ll learn

  • How the latest EMIS-X features support everyday clinical work
  • How to identify and prioritise patients who may benefit from review or intervention
  • How AI can capture consultations and help complete the clinical work that follows
  • More about Enlivio and what this new chapter means for you
  • What you can expect from Enlivio as we begin this new chapter

Speakers

  • Paul Marriott CEO 100

    Paul Marriott

    CEO, Enlivio Health

    Paul brings more than 30 years of experience in enterprise software, technology and business transformation. As Chief Executive Officer, he is leading Enlivio into its next chapter – building a purpose-led organisation that brings healthcare expertise and technology together to support customers, empower healthcare professionals and improve outcomes for patients.

Want to join us at Best Practice Birmingham?

If you want to join us at this event, sign up on organiser’s website.

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