The Association for Perioperative Practice


10 » 13 August University of York A Profession To Be Proud Of University of York i 98.5% of 2022 delegates interacted with exhibitors and their materials


“A great opportunity to meet with customers and potential customers who are enthusiastic to learn about existing and new innovation in healthcare.” Jamie Munro, Sales Manager, Pentland Medical (Conference 2022)


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WHY ATTEND Access to over 500 delegates who are influencers and decision makers in perioperative practice Raise your organisation’s profile and awareness of your products, whilst confirming your status in the perioperative environment


Generate new business leads. 100% of 2022 exhibitors said they did! Protected exhibition time and networking opportunities


#AfPPConf2023 Book your stand now: call 01423 883 969 or email vicky.wong@afpp.org.uk Platinum Sponsor


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