Commercial associate membership

Commercial associate membership

Tuesday, 02, Dec 2008 05:24


Our commercial associate scheme is designed to help industry and the NHS benefit from improved understanding of each other.

As a commercial associate your organisation could benefit from:

  • Events and networking

  • Insight

  • Information network

  • Joining the scheme

    Events and networking

  • three complimentary places at our commercial associate forums providing insight into the key challenges facing the NHS. For further information visit our commercial associate forum page.

  • reduced delegate places at all of our events throughout the year including the annual conference and exhibition. Click here to view our events

    Insight

  • five complimentary copies of each of our publications throughout the year (50 +) on the latest developments in the NHS and healthcare industry. Click here to view our publications

  • a complimentary copy of The NHS in the UK 2006/07: A pocket guide.

    Information network

  • daily healthcare press summary emails

  • our weekly NHS Confederation news updates - Interchange Alert - enabling you to get involved with our activities

  • online access to briefings/information through the members only area of our website

  • the opportunity to consult with NHS Confederation teams about aspects of our work relevant to your organisation.

    Joining the scheme

    To join the commercial associate scheme please contact Jo Crowfoot, Senior Industry Relations Officer, on 020 7074 3331 or jo.crowfoot@nhsconfed.org.

    List of commercial associates

    Please Click here for the NHS Confederation commercial associates list.

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