Press Releases from Naidex National (4 total)
NEW PRODUCTS BEING LAUNCHED AT NAIDEX NATIONAL 2011
Naidex National is a great platform for showcasing new and exciting products, and this year’s event (5th-7th April, Birmingham NEC) promises to be no different. Exhibitors from across the UK and oversees will launch their latest products and services, giving visitors the opportunity to discover all that’s new in the disability and healthcare industries. Visitors will also have the chance to vote for their favourite product within the Innovation Zone…
FREE CPD ACCREDITATION AT NAIDEX NATIONAL
Healthcare professionals attending the UK’s largest disability, homecare and rehabilitation show Naidex National (Birmingham NEC, 5 - 7April) will once again have the opportunity to enhance their CPD (Continuing Professional Development).
Over 5,000 healthcare professionals attended Naidex 2010 to benefit from and experience the latest new products, learn about the issues facing the profession and gain CPD certificates to demonstrate their commitment to finding out about cutting edge changes to their…
MORE VEHICLES THAN EVER BEFORE AT NAIDEX NATIONAL
With over two million registered disabled drivers in the UK, the Car Zone at Naidex National is sure to be a big hit with visitors. Taking place at the NEC Birmingham, April 5 – 7, Naidex National promises to be the one national event not to be missed by disabled people, their families and carers.
Many of the UK’s leading manufacturers of wheelchair accessible vehicles (WAV) including Adapted Vehicle Hire,…
NAIDEX NATIONAL BACKS REVIEW OF SEN SUPPORT IN SCHOOLS
With ministers due to unveil a major shake-up of special educational needs (SEN) support in English schools over coming weeks, children with health or learning disabilities are finally receiving the attention they deserve. Government plans to provide more tailor made support to cater for individual needs and ensure that children are supported in the best possible way mean that educational assistance for disabled children should see some positive changes. The…
