Head of Digital Health, Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust

Programme Lead, Frimley Health and Care ICS

CEO & Co-Founder, Feebris

CIO, Southampton University Hospitals NHS FT

Deputy Chief Midwifery Information Officer, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Digital Heath Lead, ABHI

CIO, Dartford and Gravesend NHS Trust

Director of Medical Technology, NHS Policy and Performance, Department of Health and Social Care

Associate Director of Physical Health, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health NHS Trust

The digitisation of health and care continues to build momentum. In most healthcare providers it is now extremely difficult to deliver joined-up patient care without access to EPRs, connected medical devices and monitors or patient apps. The threat of disruption to platforms, software or devices is therefore now not just a cyber risk but a critical patient safety issue.

CNIO, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

The digitisation of health and care continues to build momentum. In most healthcare providers it is now extremely difficult to deliver joined-up patient care without access to EPRs, connected medical devices and monitors or patient apps. The threat of disruption to platforms, software or devices is therefore now not just a cyber risk but a critical patient safety issue.

Head of IT Services, Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS FT

With their system-wide focus on collaboration, connectivity and data sharing ICSs are increasingly centre-stage on coordinating cyber security. Learn how pioneer ICSs are developing their cyber security strategies.Speakers:

CIO, Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS?Foundation Trust

With their system-wide focus on collaboration, connectivity and data sharing ICSs are increasingly centre-stage on coordinating cyber security. Learn how pioneer ICSs are developing their cyber security strategies.Speakers:

Chair of C&M Cyber Group & CIO, Liverpool Women’s NHS Trust, Cyber Security at Cheshire & Merseyside ICS

With their system-wide focus on collaboration, connectivity and data sharing ICSs are increasingly centre-stage on coordinating cyber security. Learn how pioneer ICSs are developing their cyber security strategies.Speakers:

Chief Information Security Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer, Digital Data and Technology Services
NHS Blood and Transplant

In this session, we will explore the increasing threats posed by cyber threats to UK healthcare at the national and local level. Experts will provide insights on the current cyber strategy for healthcare and best practices to ensure patient safety.

Executive Director of National Cyber Security Operations , NHS Digital

In this session, we will explore the increasing threats posed by cyber threats to UK healthcare at the national and local level. Experts will provide insights on the current cyber strategy for healthcare and best practices to ensure patient safety.

Director of Operations ? Patient Access and Performance, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust

General Practice, Clinical Director SHAPE PCN and Clinical Lead Population Health for, Frimley Health and Care ICS

Consultant Respiratory Physician, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

CEO and Co-Founder, Radar Healthcare

Lead Data Scientist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

CRO, Ummanu

COO, ieso

Programme Director – Adoption and Spread, Health Innovation Manchester

GP, Medical Director & Co-Founder, Cognitant Group

Head of Health, MadeTech

Academic Link Pharmacist, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS FT

Programme Management Consultant, Digital Evolution ConsultinG

Southwark Council

Managing Director – International, NiceDay Therapy

Commercial Officer, Roseman Labs

Group Executive Director of Transformation and Quality Improvement, University Hospitals of Northamptonshire

AHP Doctoral Fellow, University Hospitals Sussex NHS FT

Account Director, Clinisys

Director of Continuous Quality Improvement , King’s College Hospital NHS FT

CEO, ShinyMind

Medical Director, Parsek

CTO, Pennine Care NHS FT

Digital Strategy Lead, Xerox

CDIO, Medway NHS FT

CEO, Ethical Healthcare Consulting

NPIC Deployment Director, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Consultant Cardiologist, Barts Health NHS Trust

CEO, xWave Technologies

Allied Health Professions Information Officer, Great Ormond Street Hospital

The session will explore developing the next generation of AHP and pharmacy digital leaders. In a series of quick-fire career snapshots, you?ll hear from a range of emerging new leaders.

Lead Pharmacist ? Pharmacy Informatics & Digital Medicines, North East London NHS FT

Find out about transformation of medicines management in the digital age. Explore the benefits and challenges of digital technologies in this field and gain practical insights into how they are being used to improve patient outcomes. We will discuss a patient-centric approach and highlight the importance of empowering patients to take an active role in their own healthcare.

Digital Medicines Lead, Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Find out about transformation of medicines management in the digital age. Explore the benefits and challenges of digital technologies in this field and gain practical insights into how they are being used to improve patient outcomes. We will discuss a patient-centric approach and highlight the importance of empowering patients to take an active role in their own healthcare.

Public and Patient Engagement Lead, Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science Network

Find out about transformation of medicines management in the digital age. Explore the benefits and challenges of digital technologies in this field and gain practical insights into how they are being used to improve patient outcomes. We will discuss a patient-centric approach and highlight the importance of empowering patients to take an active role in their own healthcare.

Modern Matron Critical Care & Head of Clinical Site Management, Capacity & Nursing Workforce Planning, The Cromwell Hospital

Find out about transformation of medicines management in the digital age. Explore the benefits and challenges of digital technologies in this field and gain practical insights into how they are being used to improve patient outcomes. We will discuss a patient-centric approach and highlight the importance of empowering patients to take an active role in their own healthcare.

Clinical Lead, Physiotherapist, IPRS

Gain insights into best practices in digital clinical safety, focusing on improving patient outcomes through technology. Learn from experts in the field and gain practical tips for ensuring the safe and effective use of digital technologies in healthcare.

Digital Clinical Safety Lead, University Hospitals of Northamptonshire NHS Group

Gain insights into best practices in digital clinical safety, focusing on improving patient outcomes through technology. Learn from experts in the field and gain practical tips for ensuring the safe and effective use of digital technologies in healthcare.

Director of Healthcare Development and Public Affairs, Boots

Gain insights into best practices in digital clinical safety, focusing on improving patient outcomes through technology. Learn from experts in the field and gain practical tips for ensuring the safe and effective use of digital technologies in healthcare.

CEO and Co-Founder, ORCHA

Discover the potential of AHPs & Pharmacy when it comes to adoption of digital health solutions and explore how technology is impacting their profession. You?ll hear from experts in the field about

Clinical Lead (CCIO) for Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government

Discover the potential of AHPs & Pharmacy when it comes to adoption of digital health solutions and explore how technology is impacting their profession. You?ll hear from experts in the field about

Regional Head of Nursing, NE, Yorks & Humber
Health Education England

The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review aims to ensure that the nursing and midwifery workforce is prepared for the changing digital landscape. Join us to learn about the review?s findings and the next steps towards equipping the workforce with the skills and education needed for safe and effective digital practice within the NHS.

Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Director of Research and Policy, Florence Nightingale Foundation

The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review aims to ensure that the nursing and midwifery workforce is prepared for the changing digital landscape. Join us to learn about the review?s findings and the next steps towards equipping the workforce with the skills and education needed for safe and effective digital practice within the NHS.

Programme Lead, Nursing & The Phillips Ives Review, Digital Readiness Education,, NHS England

The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review aims to ensure that the nursing and midwifery workforce is prepared for the changing digital landscape. Join us to learn about the review?s findings and the next steps towards equipping the workforce with the skills and education needed for safe and effective digital practice within the NHS.

Director of Nursing & Midwifery, National Institute for Health Research

The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review aims to ensure that the nursing and midwifery workforce is prepared for the changing digital landscape. Join us to learn about the review?s findings and the next steps towards equipping the workforce with the skills and education needed for safe and effective digital practice within the NHS.

Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO) , NHS England

The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review aims to ensure that the nursing and midwifery workforce is prepared for the changing digital landscape. Join us to learn about the review?s findings and the next steps towards equipping the workforce with the skills and education needed for safe and effective digital practice within the NHS.

Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO), Great Ormond Street Children?s Hospital

The Phillips Ives Nursing and Midwifery Review aims to ensure that the nursing and midwifery workforce is prepared for the changing digital landscape. Join us to learn about the review?s findings and the next steps towards equipping the workforce with the skills and education needed for safe and effective digital practice within the NHS.

Deputy Chief Midwifery Information Officer, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

This session will explore the development of the next generation of nursing and midwifery digital leaders. They will delve into the challenges and opportunities of various career paths and provide insights into what it takes to be an innovator in the rapidly evolving industry.

Digital Midwife, UHNM

This session will explore the development of the next generation of nursing and midwifery digital leaders. They will delve into the challenges and opportunities of various career paths and provide insights into what it takes to be an innovator in the rapidly evolving industry.

Deputy Chief Nursing Information Officer, Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust

This session will explore the development of the next generation of nursing and midwifery digital leaders. They will delve into the challenges and opportunities of various career paths and provide insights into what it takes to be an innovator in the rapidly evolving industry.

Deputy Chief Midwifery Information Officer, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Explore real-life case studies of the Nursing What Good Looks Like framework. Gain insights into effective collaboration & evidence-based practice to improve patient care.

Deputy Chief Nursing Information Officer, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Explore real-life case studies of the Nursing What Good Looks Like framework. Gain insights into effective collaboration & evidence-based practice to improve patient care.

Digital and Workforce Lead Midwife, NHS England

Explore real-life case studies of the Nursing What Good Looks Like framework. Gain insights into effective collaboration & evidence-based practice to improve patient care.

Director of Clinical Solutions, N. Europe, Middle East & Africa, Elsevier

Reducing documentation burden in healthcare is a crucial challenge for professionals. In this session, we will delve into ways of tackling this issue and explore the crucial role of technology in streamlining processes.

Digital Matron, County Durham and Darlington FT

This session explores the role of the shared decision-making councils in bringing together professionals from different organisations to discuss and debate important clinical, operational, and professional matters. We will discuss how shared decision-making councils can drive quality and service improvements and support innovation.

Member, NHS Digital Shared Professional Decision-Making Council and Learning Disability Nurse at North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare Trust,

This session explores the role of the shared decision-making councils in bringing together professionals from different organisations to discuss and debate important clinical, operational, and professional matters. We will discuss how shared decision-making councils can drive quality and service improvements and support innovation.

Informatics Lead Nurse, Barts Health NHS Trust

This session explores the role of the shared decision-making councils in bringing together professionals from different organisations to discuss and debate important clinical, operational, and professional matters. We will discuss how shared decision-making councils can drive quality and service improvements and support innovation.

Maternity Programme Manager, South West London Integrated Care System , Digital Midwife

This session explores the role of the shared decision-making councils in bringing together professionals from different organisations to discuss and debate important clinical, operational, and professional matters. We will discuss how shared decision-making councils can drive quality and service improvements and support innovation.

Project Manager (Digital Innovation), Technology Team, Provide CIC

The future of the NHS is here and this session will explore how futuristic new innovations such as robotics, virtual reality and 3D printing are revolutionising patient experience. Learn from inspiring real-world examples and examine the potential for increased efficiency in healthcare services.

Director for Innovation and Community Resilience, Provide CIC

The future of the NHS is here and this session will explore how futuristic new innovations such as robotics, virtual reality and 3D printing are revolutionising patient experience. Learn from inspiring real-world examples and examine the potential for increased efficiency in healthcare services.

Programme Delivery Lead for XR, NHS England

The future of the NHS is here and this session will explore how futuristic new innovations such as robotics, virtual reality and 3D printing are revolutionising patient experience. Learn from inspiring real-world examples and examine the potential for increased efficiency in healthcare services.

CCIO, Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Remote care is transforming healthcare, with technology enabling patients to be seen and cared for beyond the hospital walls. Mobile apps and other digital advancements allow a more convenient, cost-effective and timely care experience for all involved. This session will explore how remote care is changing the face of healthcare and making care more accessible.

National Medical Director’s Clinical Fellow, NHS Transformation Directorate | NHS England

The future of the NHS is here and this session will explore how futuristic new innovations such as robotics, virtual reality and 3D printing are revolutionising patient experience. Learn from inspiring real-world examples and examine the potential for increased efficiency in healthcare services.

Graduate Digital Project Manager, West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership

Remote care is transforming healthcare, with technology enabling patients to be seen and cared for beyond the hospital walls. Mobile apps and other digital advancements allow a more convenient, cost-effective and timely care experience for all involved. This session will explore how remote care is changing the face of healthcare and making care more accessible.

Graduate Business Change Manager, NHS Wakefield CCG

Remote care is transforming healthcare, with technology enabling patients to be seen and cared for beyond the hospital walls. Mobile apps and other digital advancements allow a more convenient, cost-effective and timely care experience for all involved. This session will explore how remote care is changing the face of healthcare and making care more accessible.

CEO and Co-Founder, ORCHA

Remote care is transforming healthcare, with technology enabling patients to be seen and cared for beyond the hospital walls. Mobile apps and other digital advancements allow a more convenient, cost-effective and timely care experience for all involved. This session will explore how remote care is changing the face of healthcare and making care more accessible.

Managing Director, Automedi

The NHS has taken a bold step towards sustainability, becoming the first health system to embed net carbon zero into legislation. In this session you will gain insights into the key role technology and digital have to achieve these crucial environmental sustainability goals.

CEO, Alcidion

This session will explore the ways in which technology can shape the future of future hospitals. Experts will share insights into what smart healthcare facilities and buildings look like today and tomorrow.

Assistant Director of Systems, Information and Business Intelligence, Coventry & Warwickshire Partnership Trust?

This session will explore the ways in which technology can shape the future of future hospitals. Experts will share insights into what smart healthcare facilities and buildings look like today and tomorrow.

Deputy Director of Contracting, Performance, Systems & Information, Coventry & Warwickshire Partnership Trust?

This session will explore the ways in which technology can shape the future of future hospitals. Experts will share insights into what smart healthcare facilities and buildings look like today and tomorrow.

Digital Lead, Healthy Wirral Programme Office

This session will explore the ways in which technology can shape the future of future hospitals. Experts will share insights into what smart healthcare facilities and buildings look like today and tomorrow.

New Hospital Programme Digital Director, NHS England

This session will explore the ways in which technology can shape the future of future hospitals. Experts will share insights into what smart healthcare facilities and buildings look like today and tomorrow.

Senior Research Data Governance Manager (AI ethics and governance lead), London Medical Imaging & Artificial Intelligence Centre for Value Based Healthcare

Join us in examining the importance of public consent when it comes to use of health and care data, and learn about best practice for navigating these complex issues. We will discuss how to ensure patient data is used responsibly and ethically in healthcare.

Professor of Digital Epidemiology, The University of Manchester

Join us in examining the importance of public consent when it comes to use of health and care data, and learn about best practice for navigating these complex issues. We will discuss how to ensure patient data is used responsibly and ethically in healthcare.

Chief Data Officer for University of Leeds, Associate Director for HDR UK

Join us in examining the importance of public consent when it comes to use of health and care data, and learn about best practice for navigating these complex issues. We will discuss how to ensure patient data is used responsibly and ethically in healthcare.

International Head, Healthcare Data Science & Strategic Programmes, Amazon Web Services

The NHS and big data case studies will explore how organisations are using big data to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs and streamline operations. Get an in-depth look at the examples of successful projects in the NHS and see how you can use them in your own organisation.

Head of PHM Analytics, Surrey Heartlands ICS

The NHS and big data case studies will explore how organisations are using big data to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs and streamline operations. Get an in-depth look at the examples of successful projects in the NHS and see how you can use them in your own organisation.

Digital Programme Director, Sussex Health & Care Partnership ?

Analytics in action will explore real-life examples of how NHS organisations are using analytics to drive improvements in patient care. Discover the best practices, insights, and experiences from experts and senior leaders.

Chief Information Officer, NHS South, Central and West?

Analytics in action will explore real-life examples of how NHS organisations are using analytics to drive improvements in patient care. Discover the best practices, insights, and experiences from experts and senior leaders.

Chief Analytical Officer, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

Analytics in action will explore real-life examples of how NHS organisations are using analytics to drive improvements in patient care. Discover the best practices, insights, and experiences from experts and senior leaders.

National Data Guardian for Health and Social Care

The session will focus on the importance of preserving public trust while unlocking the power of data-driven technologies.

Innovations, Programmes and Partnerships Director, Directorate of Innovation, Digital and Transformation, Health Education England

Join this session to learn about the role of AI training for the future workforce. We?ll explore the Topol Clinical Fellowship Programme, Clinical AI Fellows and AI educational programmes, which are necessary for healthcare professionals to understand and use AI safely and effectively. This session will focus on how HEE, educational institutions and educators can plan, develop and deliver appropriate education for health workers.

CCIO and Stroke Physician, Barking Havering and Redbridge NHS Trust

As we look forward to the opportunities presented by advancing AI in the NHS context, it?s important to consider how this technology can be implemented in the most impactful way. We?ll explore the successes already seen from agile systems and AI in stroke pathways, as well as what other pathways may benefit from tech adoption.

CEO and CO-founder, Radar Healthcare

As we look forward to the opportunities presented by advancing AI in the NHS context, it?s important to consider how this technology can be implemented in the most impactful way. We?ll explore the successes already seen from agile systems and AI in stroke pathways, as well as what other pathways may benefit from tech adoption.

Founder and CEO, Inicio Health

As we look forward to the opportunities presented by advancing AI in the NHS context, it?s important to consider how this technology can be implemented in the most impactful way. We?ll explore the successes already seen from agile systems and AI in stroke pathways, as well as what other pathways may benefit from tech adoption.

Senior Programme Manager (Maternity Cover), DigitalHealth.London

As we look forward to the opportunities presented by advancing AI in the NHS context, it?s important to consider how this technology can be implemented in the most impactful way. We?ll explore the successes already seen from agile systems and AI in stroke pathways, as well as what other pathways may benefit from tech adoption.

National Clinical Lead – AI and Digital Medical Workforce, Directorate of Innovation, Digital and Transformation, Health Education England

This keynote session will explore the national initiatives, support and frameworks to ensure AI can be effectively evaluated and safely deployed within the NHS. Don Cushnan, lead director of AI, imaging and deployment at the NHS Transformation Directorate, will be joined by AI companies ready to take the next step.

Director of AI, Imaging and Deployment, NHS England

This keynote session will explore the national initiatives, support and frameworks to ensure AI can be effectively evaluated and safely deployed within the NHS. Don Cushnan, lead director of AI, imaging and deployment at the NHS Transformation Directorate, will be joined by AI companies ready to take the next step.

Programme Director Digital Services for Patients and the Public programme, Digital Health and Care Wales

The NHS app now has over 30 million registered users across the UK, making it an invaluable tool for healthcare organisations. This session will explore how to make full use of this platform in order to improve patient care and efficiency, including development of a connected digital health eco-system on the platform.

Chief Commercial Officer, Patients Know Best

The NHS app now has over 30 million registered users across the UK, making it an invaluable tool for healthcare organisations. This session will explore how to make full use of this platform in order to improve patient care and efficiency, including development of a connected digital health eco-system on the platform.

Assistant Director of Programmes – Frontline Digitisation, NHS Transformation Directorate

In this session, we will focus on the key considerations when deploying an Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system across multiple stages. It will also look at strategies for EPR optimisation post go-live to save money and increase efficiencies while ensuring patient safety remains paramount. Speakers include: Dr Victoria Betton, author and writer; and Dr Tanya Pankhurst, CCIO, director of digital healthcare, consultant nephrologist, University Hospitals Birmingham.

Author, podcaster and public speaker

In this session, we will focus on the key considerations when deploying an Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system across multiple stages. It will also look at strategies for EPR optimisation post go-live to save money and increase efficiencies while ensuring patient safety remains paramount. Speakers include: Dr Victoria Betton, author and writer; and Dr Tanya Pankhurst, CCIO, director of digital healthcare, consultant nephrologist, University Hospitals Birmingham.

CEO, PRSB

Sharing care records is essential to improve patient outcomes, but it?s easy to overlook the ?why? ? understanding how information sharing between teams can make a real difference in terms of quality and safety.

Programme Director, Dorset Care Record and CHIE

Sharing care records is essential to improve patient outcomes, but it?s easy to overlook the ?why? ? understanding how information sharing between teams can make a real difference in terms of quality and safety.

Medical Director Digital Health and Care Wales, Chief Clinical Information Officer Wales

Learn about the key development in digital health underway in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Be inspired by leaders from England?s nearest neighbours on how they are making major strides using digital and data to meet the very familiar challenges facing their NHSs. Speakers include: Rhidian Hurle, executive medical director and CCIO, Digital Health and Care Wales; Stephen Gallagher, Director of Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government; and Dan West, CDIO at the Department of Health in Northern Ireland

Chief Digital Information Officer, Health and Care in Northern Ireland

Learn about the key development in digital health underway in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Be inspired by leaders from England?s nearest neighbours on how they are making major strides using digital and data to meet the very familiar challenges facing their NHSs. Speakers include: Rhidian Hurle, executive medical director and CCIO, Digital Health and Care Wales; Stephen Gallagher, Director of Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government; and Dan West, CDIO at the Department of Health in Northern Ireland

Director of Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government

Learn about the key development in digital health underway in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Be inspired by leaders from England?s nearest neighbours on how they are making major strides using digital and data to meet the very familiar challenges facing their NHSs. Speakers include: Rhidian Hurle, executive medical director and CCIO, Digital Health and Care Wales; Stephen Gallagher, Director of Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government; and Dan West, CDIO at the Department of Health in Northern Ireland

CEO, FEDIP

Harnessing digital and data to achieve NHS modernisation critically depends on equipping the workforce with the necessary skills. Four years on from the landmark Topol Review this session will focus on the skills and competencies still required. Join us to explore the latest developments in digital health education and training, strategies for building a workforce that is equipped to meet the demands of the digital health landscape. Speakers include: Helen Thomas, CEO, Digital Health & Care Wales; Andrew Griffiths, CEO, FEDIP; and James Freed, NHSE.

CEO, Digital Health & Care Wales

Harnessing digital and data to achieve NHS modernisation critically depends on equipping the workforce with the necessary skills. Four years on from the landmark Topol Review this session will focus on the skills and competencies still required. Join us to explore the latest developments in digital health education and training, strategies for building a workforce that is equipped to meet the demands of the digital health landscape. Speakers include: Helen Thomas, CEO, Digital Health & Care Wales; Andrew Griffiths, CEO, FEDIP; and James Freed, NHSE.

Pharmacy Lead, NHS North West, Genomic Medicine Service Alliance

Digital technologies are increasingly enabling the delivery of personalised, convenient health services in the high street and consumer settings, including high street pharmacies as well as GP practices. This session will explore the opportunities for using digital technologies to provide more health assessment, screening, health enablement and care management in settings convenient to patients and carers.

Project Manager, Sheffield Children?s NHS FT

This session will examine how digital technologies are changing the way outpatient care is delivered. We will showcase innovative solutions for remote consultations, telemedicine, and patient self-management, and explore the potential for digital transformation to improve access to care and patient outcomes.

Innovation & Inequalities Programme Manager, Children?s Hospital Alliance, Alder Hey Children?s NHS FT

This session will examine how digital technologies are changing the way outpatient care is delivered. We will showcase innovative solutions for remote consultations, telemedicine, and patient self-management, and explore the potential for digital transformation to improve access to care and patient outcomes.

Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon, Clinical Lead for Leeds Virtual Fracture Clinic (VFC)

This session will examine how digital technologies are changing the way outpatient care is delivered. We will showcase innovative solutions for remote consultations, telemedicine, and patient self-management, and explore the potential for digital transformation to improve access to care and patient outcomes.

COO, Induction Healhcare Group

This session will examine how digital technologies are changing the way outpatient care is delivered. We will showcase innovative solutions for remote consultations, telemedicine, and patient self-management, and explore the potential for digital transformation to improve access to care and patient outcomes.

Founder and CEO, Careology

The UK continues to lag OECD peers on cancer care outcomes. This session will explore a range of initiatives to harness digital and data to rethink and improve cancer diagnosis, treatment and support. Projects discuss how digital transformation is improving patient outcomes, enhancing care delivery, and transforming the cancer care ecosystem.

Locum doctor, Chair, Council for the Faculty of Clinical Informatics and Clinician-who-codes

The UK continues to lag OECD peers on cancer care outcomes. This session will explore a range of initiatives to harness digital and data to rethink and improve cancer diagnosis, treatment and support. Projects discuss how digital transformation is improving patient outcomes, enhancing care delivery, and transforming the cancer care ecosystem.

Chief Digital and Information Officer, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

The Digital Transformation NHS Case Studies will highlight real-world examples of digital transformation at scale. Learn about successful projects, best practices, and lessons learned.

CCIO, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

The Digital Transformation NHS Case Studies will highlight real-world examples of digital transformation at scale. Learn about successful projects, best practices, and lessons learned.

Associate Director of Digital, NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB), Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership

The Digital Transformation NHS Case Studies will highlight real-world examples of digital transformation at scale. Learn about successful projects, best practices, and lessons learned.

Clinical Lead (Stroke Video Triage), East of England Ambulance Service

The Digital Transformation NHS Case Studies will highlight real-world examples of digital transformation at scale. Learn about successful projects, best practices, and lessons learned.

Head of Stroke Programme, Clinical Policy Unit, NHS England

The Digital Transformation NHS Case Studies will highlight real-world examples of digital transformation at scale. Learn about successful projects, best practices, and lessons learned.

Chief Information Officer (Interim), NHS England

In the Rewired Digital Transformation keynote, Seb, CEO of leading health and beauty retailer and pharmacy chain Boots, will set out how the sector can collaborate to better leverage data to improve patient outcomes and lower the cost of care.

Chief Medical Officer and Joint Chief Investigator, Our Future Health

In the Rewired Digital Transformation keynote, Seb, CEO of leading health and beauty retailer and pharmacy chain Boots, will set out how the sector can collaborate to better leverage data to improve patient outcomes and lower the cost of care.

IT Business Systems Manager, Bolton NHS FT

Empowering patient choice through advanced care planning on end of life decisions is a powerful example of integrated care. This session will provide case studies on how this is being achieved in Wales, London and Humber.

Chief Medical Officer and SVP Customer Strategy, Healthcare, Imprivata

This session explores meeting the challenges of developing and retaining the digital workforce needed by the ICSs at scale.

Former NHS CIO / Partnerships Director, Ethical Consulting

This session explores meeting the challenges of developing and retaining the digital workforce needed by the ICSs at scale.

Acting Digital Culture and Transformation Clinical Lead, t Lancashire and South Cumbria ICB

The advent of ICSs and ICBs shifts the focus of digital and data and creates a pressing need for new kinds of digital leadership. Join system leaders Rob Webster, CEO, West Yorkshire and Harrogate Partnership; and Lisa Emery, Chief Transformation Innovation and Digital Officer, NHS Sussex.

Director of Digital Transformation, NHS England (London Region)

The advent of ICSs and ICBs shifts the focus of digital and data and creates a pressing need for new kinds of digital leadership. Join system leaders Rob Webster, CEO, West Yorkshire and Harrogate Partnership; and Lisa Emery, Chief Transformation Innovation and Digital Officer, NHS Sussex.

Principal Healthcare Transformation Consultant/Clinical Advisor, Dedalus

Harnessing population health management to tackle inequalities, level-up and improve the overall health of local communities is absolutely central to integrated care. This session will provide insights into how different NHS organisations are utilising digital and data to improve health outcomes.

Director of Digital Programmes, Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust

Harnessing population health management to tackle inequalities, level-up and improve the overall health of local communities is absolutely central to integrated care. This session will provide insights into how different NHS organisations are utilising digital and data to improve health outcomes.

Clinical Director, SHAPE Primary Care Network , Clinical Lead, Population Health, NHS Frimley Integrated Care System

Harnessing population health management to tackle inequalities, level-up and improve the overall health of local communities is absolutely central to integrated care. This session will provide insights into how different NHS organisations are utilising digital and data to improve health outcomes.

Head of Medicines Optimisation and Prescribing, NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care

Shared health and care records remain an essential tool for delivering integrated care. Learn from three case studies from Scotland; Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland and Greater Manchester.

Architecture Lead, Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland Care Record Partnership

Shared health and care records remain an essential tool for delivering integrated care. Learn from three case studies from Scotland; Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland and Greater Manchester.

Senior Software Engineer, Scotland?s National Digital Platform for Health & Social Care (NDP)

Shared health and care records remain an essential tool for delivering integrated care. Learn from three case studies from Scotland; Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland and Greater Manchester.

Deputy Chief Executive, NHS Providers

Part two of the keynote explore why facing unprecedented pressures integrated care is needed more than ever before.

Managing Director of Healthcare, System C

The new Digital Maturity Assessment will underpin and inform future NHS digital strategy. Programme leaders and early NHS adopters will share their insights into DMA. Speakers include: Amy Freeman, CIO, Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS FT; Will Goodwin, assistant director of programmes ? Digital Maturity, NHS England; and Natalie Sutcliffe, delivery and engagement lead Digital Maturity and Capabilites, NHS England.

Delivery and Engagement Lead Digital Maturity and Capabilites, NHS England

The new Digital Maturity Assessment will underpin and inform future NHS digital strategy. Programme leaders and early NHS adopters will share their insights into DMA. Speakers include: Amy Freeman, CIO, Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS FT; Will Goodwin, assistant director of programmes ? Digital Maturity, NHS England; and Natalie Sutcliffe, delivery and engagement lead Digital Maturity and Capabilites, NHS England.

Assistant Director of Programmes ? Digital Maturity, NHS England

The new Digital Maturity Assessment will underpin and inform future NHS digital strategy. Programme leaders and early NHS adopters will share their insights into DMA. Speakers include: Amy Freeman, CIO, Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS FT; Will Goodwin, assistant director of programmes ? Digital Maturity, NHS England; and Natalie Sutcliffe, delivery and engagement lead Digital Maturity and Capabilites, NHS England.

Programme Director, Frontline Digitisation, NHS Transformation Directorate

This session will explore how NHS trusts under intense financial pressures are continuing to progress digital levelling-up. Speakers include: James Hawkins, chief digital and information officer, York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS FT; Abigail Harrison, CIO, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust; and Paul Gilliatt, programme director, Frontline Digitisation, NHS transformation directorate

Chief Digital and Information Officer, York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

This session will explore how NHS trusts under intense financial pressures are continuing to progress digital levelling-up. Speakers include: James Hawkins, chief digital and information officer, York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS FT; Abigail Harrison, CIO, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust; and Paul Gilliatt, programme director, Frontline Digitisation, NHS transformation directorate

GP and Chief Clinical Information Officer, North East London CCG

Digital primary care. Finding the keys to unlocking access for all, is one of the most pressing issues on the over-stretched NHS. Speakers include: Dr Minal Bakhai, director for primary care transformation, NHS England.

Head of Clinical, Accurx

Digital primary care. Finding the keys to unlocking access for all, is one of the most pressing issues on the over-stretched NHS. Speakers include: Dr Minal Bakhai, director for primary care transformation, NHS England.

Director for Primary Care Transformation, NHSE England

Digital primary care. Finding the keys to unlocking access for all, is one of the most pressing issues on the over-stretched NHS. Speakers include: Dr Minal Bakhai, director for primary care transformation, NHS England.

Hive Programme Director, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

The Hive programme at Manchester Hospital Foundation trust has been the largest hospital digitisation project in Europe. The clinical and exec leaders behind HIVE will share key lessons from the programme.

Interim Group Chief Informatics Officer, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

The Hive programme at Manchester Hospital Foundation trust has been the largest hospital digitisation project in Europe. The clinical and exec leaders behind HIVE will share key lessons from the programme.

Chief Transformation Office, Manchester University NHS FT

The Hive programme at Manchester Hospital Foundation trust has been the largest hospital digitisation project in Europe. The clinical and exec leaders behind HIVE will share key lessons from the programme.

Executive Director, Graphnet Health

Practice makes perfect. The day two keynote session explores how the NHS should most effectively scale and accelerate digital transformation to benefit patients and staff. The speakers are: Dr Tim Ferris Tim, director digital transformation NHS England; Markus Bolton, director of Graphnet and co-founder of System C Healthcare.

CTO, Better

Convergence remains a key theme in NHS digital strategy. National and local NHS leaders at the forefront of convergence will share their experiences of how it is working in practice: Kevin Jarrold, CIO, Imperial College Healthcare NHS FT; and Dermot Ryan, director of frontline digitisation, NHS England

Director of Informatics/Director of Mid Mersey Digital Alliance, St Helens and Knowsley Hospitals NHS Trust

Convergence remains a key theme in NHS digital strategy. National and local NHS leaders at the forefront of convergence will share their experiences of how it is working in practice: Kevin Jarrold, CIO, Imperial College Healthcare NHS FT; and Dermot Ryan, director of frontline digitisation, NHS England

Assistant chief architect (Digital Architecture), Digital Health and Care Wales

Convergence remains a key theme in NHS digital strategy. National and local NHS leaders at the forefront of convergence will share their experiences of how it is working in practice: Kevin Jarrold, CIO, Imperial College Healthcare NHS FT; and Dermot Ryan, director of frontline digitisation, NHS England

Joint Chief Information Officer, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust and for the NW London Integrated Care Board

Convergence remains a key theme in NHS digital strategy. National and local NHS leaders at the forefront of convergence will share their experiences of how it is working in practice: Kevin Jarrold, CIO, Imperial College Healthcare NHS FT; and Dermot Ryan, director of frontline digitisation, NHS England

Director of Frontline Digitisation, NHS England and NHS Improvement

Convergence remains a key theme in NHS digital strategy. National and local NHS leaders at the forefront of convergence will share their experiences of how it is working in practice: Kevin Jarrold, CIO, Imperial College Healthcare NHS FT; and Dermot Ryan, director of frontline digitisation, NHS England

CEO, Yorkshire & Humber AHSN as well as Vice Chair of the AHSN Network

NHS and industry leaders will explore digital approaches for reducing health inequalities. Speakers include: Richard Stubbs, CEO , Yorkshire & Humber AHSN and vice chair of the AHSN Network; Christopher El Badaoui, CEO & co-founder, LVNDR; and Catherine McClennan, programme director, Women?s Health and Maternity Services Cheshire and Merseyside Health and Care Partnership.

Director, Cheshire and Merseyside Women?s Health and Maternity Partnership

NHS and industry leaders will explore digital approaches for reducing health inequalities. Speakers include: Richard Stubbs, CEO , Yorkshire & Humber AHSN and vice chair of the AHSN Network; Christopher El Badaoui, CEO & co-founder, LVNDR; and Catherine McClennan, programme director, Women?s Health and Maternity Services Cheshire and Merseyside Health and Care Partnership.

Head of Clinical, Accurx

National, NHS and industry leaders will explore digital strategies for reducing the elective backlog.

CIO, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

National, NHS and industry leaders will explore digital strategies for reducing the elective backlog.

CDIO, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

National policy overview. The role of digital in helping the NHS achieve the ambitions of the NHS Plan while also responding to unprecedented demand.

Director, Public Digital

National policy overview. The role of digital in helping the NHS achieve the ambitions of the NHS Plan while also responding to unprecedented demand.