The majority of presentations from the day are now available to download. One hundred delegates made it to the meeting and feedback on the quality of presentations and discussion has been very positive. Thank you again to all of you who made the event such a success.

• Tina Ramkalawan & Paul Dieppe - Developing training capacity in health services research
• Debbi Caldwell - Mixed treatment comparisons: another cost-effective technology for the NHS.
• John Brazier - Developments in the quality adjusted life year - description, valuation and synthesis of HRQoL evidence.
• Paul Dieppe - Who should have a joint replacement, and who should make that decision?
• Susan Michie - Changing behaviour to improve health.
• Lone Gale & Aidan Searle - 'Talk to the foot, the face aint listening'. Why guidelines may not always work - the case of diabetic foot ulcers.
• Michael Calnan - Are trust relations important in the 'New' NHS?
• Merran Toerien - The hidden world of RCT recruitment.
• Peter Craig - MRC Population Health Sciences Research Network and Health Services Research
• Michael Calnan's second presentation - What are the public's priorities for health services research? Results from a citizens' jury

This event took place on the 25 April 2007 in Bristol.