A major event dedicated to the care sector is set to return this April.
Care Roadshow Scotland, part of a national series of events dedicated to the care sector, will take place at Hampden Park Stadium on Tuesday, April 21.
The free-to-attend event is designed for care home owners, senior leadership teams, managers and providers in domiciliary and complex care from across Scotland.
It will include expert-led CPD seminars, innovative exhibitions and practical resources aimed at supporting, shaping and delivering the highest standard of care.
With more than 60 leading companies showcasing the latest products, innovations and resources transforming the sector.
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Organisers said: "This year’s show will shine a spotlight on helping attendees find viable solutions to the challenges faced in the industry every day."
The event also responds to calls from Scottish care providers for stronger connections with government and regulatory bodies.
A seminar led by Care Inspectorate representatives David Marshall and Katy Jenks will cover updates on policy reform, evolving expectations and scrutiny frameworks along with operational change.
Additional sessions will feature speakers from Scottish Care, Alzheimer Scotland, the University of Glasgow and NHS Education for Scotland.
Care Roadshow Scotland is supported by organisations including Renaissance Care, Oakminster Healthcare and The Jawa Group.
Past attendees have left positive feedback for the event.
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One attendee said: "Attending my first Care Roadshow in Scotland was a wonderful experience.
"I loved the atmosphere, the passion people had when talking about their products and the opportunity to collaborate with others who share similar interests.
"I’m looking forward to joining more in the future."
Care Roadshows are held throughout the UK to support care professionals with education, innovation and networking opportunities that improve care delivery.
For more information or to register for a free ticket, visit the Care Roadshow Scotland website.
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