NHS Property Conference

Published: 8-May-2019

Visitors to the fourth annual NHS Property Conference will hear the latest developments from across the sector.

Each session has been designed to offer transferable insights and will provide the opportunity for learning, discussion, sharing of best practice and networking with colleagues to allow delegates to contribute to wider thinking on managing NHS estates and facilities effectively and ensuring NHS infrastructure is fit to meet changing demands, now and in the future.

Event venue: Salford University, Manchester

Organiser: Salford University

Tel: +44 161 295 3000

Email: S.Huntley@salford.ac.uk

Web: Click here

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