Working toward access and inclusion for all
Striving towards access and inclusion for all is no easy task... it's a very long road, and we're only part-way along, so first and foremost, we do kindly ask for patience and forbearance. If there is anything we can do that will make your experience of our events better that isn't covered by the measures we've already introduced, please get in touch, and we will try our best to accommodate your request.
Please note: the below provides details on initiatives we, as the organiser, have introduced - for more details on accessibility and facilities at the venues we use, please click the relevant button below:
Featured initiatives at Best Practice
Wheelchair access
Hearing loops
Sensory conditions
Service animals
Support persons
Large print materials
Sunflower scheme
Priority theatre access
Priority seating
Quiet room
Medicines storage
Admissions policy
This has been our long-standing policy based on the following considerations:
- The exhibition floor is a crowded space with many potential hazards for young children.
- ABPI rules dictate that non-healthcare professionals should not be exposed to marketing/prescribing information from pharmaceutical companies.
- All delegates attending should be able to enjoy an undisrupted experience of the event, and in particular our educational programme.
Exceptions
- The nursing babies / infants should remain safely seated within a pram / pushchair at all times (with the exception of when nursing / comforting).
- Nursing babies / infants should never be left unattended. Parents / guardians of nursing babies/infants should not ask or expect anyone else to supervise their children.
- Parents / guardians of nursing babies / infants may be politely asked to leave a conference session if the babies' / infants' presence is disrupting the session.
- Parents / guardians of nursing babies / infants bring their children to the event entirely at their own risk and responsibility.
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