National Care Home Conference – programme finalised

National Care Home Conference – programme finalised

On 16 November 2018, Scottish Care’s National Care home Conference & Exhibition: A Caring Place will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow.

We are delighted to confirm the final programme for this event – the only conference and exhibition to focus solely on the Scottish care home sector. 

Speakers on the day will include:

  • Cabinet Secretary for Health & Sport, Jeane Freeman
  • Professor Emma Reynish, Stirling University 
  • John Wood, COSLA

Tickets are still available to attend on the day, so if you’d like to find out more or book a place, please click below:

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