Agenda 2025
GIANT Health Event 2025 is a festival format with multiple separate conferences taking place in separate auditoriums at the same time all in one building. Click on each conference below to see the agenda for the conferences.
10:00 - 10:01
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Welcome from our chairperson
Hassan Chaudhury,
Digital Propositions Lead, Medica
10:00 - 10:45
A brighter Future for joined up London
Explore how agile methodologies, empowered frontline staff, simplified data access, and a renewed focus on local need could offer new possibilities. We'll uncover examples where fast-tracked adoption and value-based outcomes are defining the future of health tech, ensuring innovation truly reaches the patient.
Michael Bell
Chair of South West London ICB & Chairman at Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust
Caroline Clarke
NHS London Regional Director
Dr. Tom Coffey
OBE, Senior Health Adviser to the Mayor of London
Alison Griffin,
Chief Executive at London Councils
10:45 - 11:00
Transforming Healthcare with AI-Powered Observability: The IR Collaborate Advantage
In today's healthcare landscape, reliable communication is critical. IR Collaborate empowers hospitals to proactively manage and monitor their unified communications and contact centre infrastructure, patient experience and patient facing systems, ensuring seamless connectivity for doctors, nurses, and support staff. Real-time monitoring and advanced troubleshooting enable IT teams to resolve communication issues instantly, minimizing disruptions to critical patient care. By optimizing communications, hospitals can improve patient experience and safety, while also increasing staff efficiency. Join this session to explore IR's newest offerings, including Iris – our natural language AI assistant – and Prognosis Elevate, which provides a fully hosted platform option for simplified management and peak performance.
Alan Watson,
Senior Sales Engineer, IR
11:00 - 11:10
Regulatory considerations for the NHS
Laura Friedl-Hirst,
Managing Director, LFH Regulatory
11:10 - 11:55
How do we strategically commission technology, and what are the hurdles to surmount?
For decades the NHS has tried (and struggled) to realise the holy grail of commissioning: paying for outcomes over activity. Now commissioners are being asked to go all in on finally cracking strategic commissioning. But at the same time we're also prioritising big shifts to tech, supplied by private companies. This panel will explore how, where and whether we'll see strategic commissioning of health technology, and what needs to be overcome to scale this challenge.
Liam Cahill
Advisor to leading NHS organisations
Chris Garner
Assistant Director for Community Service Development, NHS North Central London ICB
Dr Mayur Vibhuti
Chief Clinical Information Officer, NHS Kent & Medway
11:55 - 11:15
The New Health Economy – Navigating Innovation, Equity, and the Future of Care
Professor Nora Colton,
Director, the Global Business School for Health
12:15 - 13:00
Meds and digital - where do we learn and where do we need to think differently?
The intersection of medication and digital health offers unparalleled opportunities to enhance patient safety, adherence, and outcomes. This session will explore where the NHS is successfully learning from established digital medication pathways like e-prescribing and electronic patient records.
Manka Ramachandran
Chief Pharmacist & Clinical Director for Medicines Optimisation, CDAO Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
Yousaf Ahmad
Integrated Care System Chief Pharmacist and Director of Medicines Optimisation
NHS Frimley Integrated Care Board
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch and Networking
14:30 - 15:15
Digital, Prevention, Community - oh my - what initiatives hit three birds with one stone?
This panel will showcase how the NHS can achieve true transformation by integrating digital tools for preventative care and community empowerment. We'll explore examples where technology is enabling early intervention, facilitating self-management, and fostering proactive health, identifying successful models that simultaneously reduce hospital reliance, tackle health inequalities, and build resilient communities.
Dr Shanker Vijay
GP lead, Digital Transformation in Primary Care, NHS England
Rachel McIlroy
CStat, Systems Implementation Lead Population Health Management, NHS England
Dr Fatima Shaaria Syed, PhD
Senior Digital Transformation Manager, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board (BOB ICB)
15:15 - 16:00
Startup Showcase
GIANT is proud to showcase an impressive selection of Europe’s leading, award winning health-tech innovation start-ups. Continuing our 10-year track record as the leading “magnet for innovation”, according to the BBC, here’s an important selection of superb businesses demonstrating valuable innovations in healthcare - innovations that support GIANT’s mission “To improve the health and well-being of people around the world, by facilitating the acceleration and adoption of tech innovation”
16:00 - 17:00
Solving Real Problems: Scalable Innovations for Smarter Healthcare
Welcome to our pitching session on ""Solving Real Problems: Scalable Innovations for Smarter Healthcare.
In this session, you’ll hear from forward-thinking teams who are tackling some of the most pressing challenges in healthcare today. Each pitch will showcase a practical, scalable innovation—ranging from digital tools to service redesigns—that aims to improve patient outcomes, streamline care delivery, and make healthcare systems more intelligent and responsive. Expect bold ideas, real-world impact, and a glimpse into the future of smarter, more sustainable healthcare.
In this session, you’ll hear from forward-thinking teams who are tackling some of the most pressing challenges in healthcare today. Each pitch will showcase a practical, scalable innovation—ranging from digital tools to service redesigns—that aims to improve patient outcomes, streamline care delivery, and make healthcare systems more intelligent and responsive. Expect bold ideas, real-world impact, and a glimpse into the future of smarter, more sustainable healthcare.
18:00 - 20:00
Plates & Pitching: A Fringe Night Out
An Evening of Conversation and Cuisine is an exclusive networking dinner designed specifically for CEOs attending the fringe. This intimate gathering offers a relaxed setting where leaders can step away from the hustle of the day and engage in meaningful, peer-level conversations over a shared meal. Whether you're looking to spark new partnerships, exchange ideas, or simply enjoy good company, this is your space to connect with fellow executives navigating similar challenges and opportunities. Please note: this is a self-funded dinner—attendees will be responsible for covering the cost of their own meals.
10:00 - 10:05
Welcome from our Chairman
Rob Knott
Commercial Director, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
10:05 - 10:25
Delivering Growth Through Value Based Procurement
On 25th September, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) officially launched the national initiative to embed Value Based Procurement across the NHS, with an initial focus on the £10 billion annual spend on Medical Technology. In moving from a ‘cheapest-first’ to a ‘patient-first’ approach to purchasing, David Lawson, Director of Medical Technology and Innovation, DHSC will outline, in his keynote speech, how this pioneering initiative will positively impact the NHS and its partnerships with industry. David will also outline how other key initiatives – Low Friction Procurement, Rules Based Purchasing, Compass, Passporting etc – provide the ecosystem of enablers and infrastructure to make VBP become a reality.
David Lawson
Director of Medical Technology & Innovation at the Department of Health and Social Care
10:25 - 10:45
The Future Value of NHS Procurement
Procurement is the key enabler between the NHS and industry in securing optimum value from key supply markets in supporting NHS organisations to deliver the best outcomes for patients. For the first time ever, at a national strategy and policy level, the life sciences and commercial/procurement functions are coming together under a single national leadership team with a prime focus on ‘commercial and growth’. What does this mean for NHS Procurement and for industry? Will mission-based procurements become the priority. Will value based procurement be quickly pursued by value based healthcare. In his keynote speech, Ed James MBE, Director of Procurement, Humber and North Yorkshire Procurement Collaborative, will outline the key changes in the emerging procurement landscape.
Edward James
Director of Procurement at the Humber and North Yorkshire Procurement Collaborative
10:45 - 11:00
Value Based Procurement Panel Discussion
David’s will be joined by Edward and Rob Knott for a panel discussion (and Q&A) on the current and future landscape of Value Based Procurement in the NHS
David Lawson
Director of Medical Technology & Innovation at the Department of Health and Social Care
Edward James
Director of Procurement at the Humber and North Yorkshire Procurement Collaborative
11:00 - 11:45
Commissioning and Scaling Ambient Scribe Technology Across the NHS
"Few innovations have captured the imagination of frontline clinicians and national policymakers as quickly as ambient scribing — intelligent, real-time transcription tools that automatically document clinical conversations, freeing valuable time for patient care.
What began as a breakthrough in automated note-taking is now rapidly evolving into a foundational technology powering the next wave of AI-enabled workflow automation — from clinical coding and order communications to integrated decision support and task management.
This session will explore how the NHS can commission, procure, and scale these solutions responsibly and at pace amid an increasingly crowded supplier market."
Richard Samuel,
Former National Director of Outpatient Recovery and Transformation, NHS England
Dom Cushnan,
Director of AI, NHS England
Atif Ahmed, Product Lead
Ambient Scribing, NHS England
Ralph Mitchell,
Group Chief Transformation Officer, St George’s University Hospitals NHS FT
11:45 - 12:00
Technology is not the (only) Answer
Promoting patient-centric communications by balancing AI with a human approach
Victoria Nicol,
Founder and MD, My Language Connection
12:15 - 13:00
What is the ROI of AI?
As artificial intelligence continues to gain traction across healthcare, the question of return on investment (ROI) remains a critical yet often overlooked challenge. While hospitals, primary care networks, and pharmaceutical companies increasingly adopt AI-driven tools, many find it difficult to assess whether these technologies are generating meaningful clinical, operational, or financial value beyond the initial promise.
This panel will offer a strategic discussion on how to define, measure, and realise ROI in healthcare AI. Moving beyond simple cost-benefit analysis, our expert speakers will explore broader indicators of success — including improved patient outcomes, workforce productivity, and long-term system sustainability, as well as exploring the real costs behind maintaining artificial intelligence.
Drawing on real-world applications from hospital systems, general practice, and pharmaceutical research & development, the session will highlight evidence-based frameworks, key performance metrics, and governance strategies that support scalable, high-impact AI deployment. Our speakers include leaders from across the healthcare ecosystem — providing a comprehensive, cross-sector perspective on delivering value through AI.
Dr Keith Grimes,
Digital Health & Innovation Consultant, Curistica Ltd
Dr Paul Gilluley
Chief Medical Officer, NHS North East London
Minal Bakhai
Director of Primary Care Transformation at NHS England
13:00 - 14:00
Workshop: Procurement of Medicines in Hospitals: From biologics to managing shortages*
The workshop will be at the same time as lunch and Networking break
The workshop will be at the same time as lunch and Networking break
Hospitals have a separate procurement team which sits within Pharmacy. This team is a dedicated team responsible for all aspects of ensuring contractual frameworks are met and saving opportunities are implemented.
Panel will discuss how medicines procurement benefits from a national team approach to get the best value, use of resources and digital opportunities to provide efficiencies.
Manka Ramachandran
Chief Pharmacist & Clinical Director for Medicines Optimisation, CDAO Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
Poureya Aghakhani,
Deputy chief pharmacist transformation and medicines optimisation, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust
James Kent,
Pharmacy Procurement Specialist - East of England
Lisa Davidson
Lead Procurement Pharmacist , Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch and Networking
14:30 - 14:40
Key note by our partner WeAreUmi
14:40 - 15:25
Clinical Engagement in NHS Procurement
Clinical leaders and clinical staff play a significant and pivotal role in the procurement of all goods and services in healthcare, especially in the context of identifying and extracting value from key supply markets that make a difference in measurably improving patient outcomes and delivering meaningful, sustainable productivity and efficiency improvements. Andrew Stradling, Chief Medical Officer and Executive Director at the London Procurement Partnership will be joined by Michelle Johnson MBE, National Clinical Executive Director at NHS Supply Chain (responsible for the sourcing and supply of over £5 billion per annum of clinical products and services for NHS hospitals) who will lead a panel discussion (followed by Q&A) on the vital role that clinicians play in procurement when engaging industry in shaping and identifying relevant innovations and solutions.
Andrew Stradling,
Chief Medical Officer of the London Procurement Partnership
Michelle Johnson
National Clinical Executive Director of NHS Supply Chain
15:25 - 16:10
Startup Showcase
GIANT is proud to showcase an impressive selection of Europe’s leading, award winning health-tech innovation start-ups. Continuing our 12-year track record as the leading “magnet for innovation”, according to the BBC, here’s an important selection of superb businesses demonstrating valuable innovations in healthcare - innovations that support GIANT’s mission “To improve the health and well-being of people around the world, by facilitating the acceleration and adoption of tech innovation”
16:10 - 17:00
Closing Remarks
Rob Knott
Commercial Director, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
18:00 - 20:00
Plates & Pitching: A Fringe Night Out
An Evening of Conversation and Cuisine is an exclusive networking dinner designed specifically for CEOs attending the fringe. This intimate gathering offers a relaxed setting where leaders can step away from the hustle of the day and engage in meaningful, peer-level conversations over a shared meal. Whether you're looking to spark new partnerships, exchange ideas, or simply enjoy good company, this is your space to connect with fellow executives navigating similar challenges and opportunities. Please note: this is a self-funded dinner—attendees will be responsible for covering the cost of their own meals.
9.50 - 10.00
Welcome from our Chairperson
Rajesh Sivaprakasam,
Lead for Robotic Renal Failure Surgery, Barts Health NHS Trust
10:00 - 10:45
Present State: Undergoing and Performing Operations in 2025
This opening session grounds the conference in the realities of surgery today. A transplant recipient shares the lived experience of facing the operating theatre, joined by a consultant surgeon, a trust-wide safety lead anaesthetist, and a senior theatre practice development nurse. Together, they unpack what it means to undergo and deliver operations in 2025 covering the realities of theatre culture, multidisciplinary teamwork, and the patient outcomes that define success.
Rajesh Sivaprakasam,
Lead for Robotic Renal Failure Surgery, Barts Health NHS Trust
Deborah Duval
Managing Editor of Kidney Care & Multiple Transplant Recipient
Annie Hunningher
Consultant Anaesthetist & Group Safety Lead, Barts Health NHS Trust
Teopista Ssemakula
Senior Practice Development Nurse for Operating Theatres, Barts Health NHS Trust
10:45 - 11:00
AI in Surgical Decision-Making: Legal and Ethical Blueprints
As AI becomes embedded in surgical triage, risk stratification, and treatment planning, clinicians face growing uncertainty around consent and liability. This session explores how NHS Trusts are aligning AI use with GMC, NICE, and Martha’s Law guidance — ensuring algorithmic tools support clinical judgment without undermining patient autonomy.
11:00 - 11:45
The Operating Theatre of the Future – A panel discussion
What will the operating theatre look like in 2030. The UK has a diverse portfolio of
operating theatres, most built in accordance with national guidelines set by the NHS.
With the rollout of The New Hospital Program and many operating theatres being up
for renewal, now is the time to look at advances in operating theatre design and use.
This expert panel will look at technological advancements that protect our patients,
staff and planet taking into account:
- Advancements in operating theatre design
- Reducing energy consumption
- Infection prevention, control and antimicrobial resistance
- Occupational health of staff working in theatres
Dr Jonny Groome (Chair)
Paediatric anaesthetic consultant (Barts Health NHS
Trust), Associate Medical Lead for Sustainability (Nuffield Health) and Honorary
Associate Professor in Sustainability (UCL).
Dr Anne Symons
Healthcare architect and Senior Research Fellow in Healthcare
Design (The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, UCL).
Professor Ian Eames
Professor of Fluid Mechanics (UCL)
Olu Alaka
Director of PFI Estates, Facilities and Contract (University College London Hospital).
Fiona Daly
Director of Estate Sustainability and Workforce, and the National
Deputy Director of Estates for NHS England. Honorary Professor (UCL)
11:45 - 12:00
Scaling Surgical Throughput with AI: Lessons from the NHS Frontline
How are NHS hospitals using AI to clear backlogs and boost operating efficiency? This panel shares case studies on AI-driven scheduling, bed planning, and resource management — revealing what’s actually worked, what integrated well with EPRs and staffing systems, and how others can adopt similar strategies.
Olga Krivchenko
CEO & Co-Founder, Qualium Systems
12:00 - 12:45
Robotics at Scale: Delivering Surgical Transformation Across the NHS
What does successful robotic surgery actually look like at scale? Learn from Trusts that have moved beyond pilot phases — building full programmes with clear utilisation goals, integrated training, and multidisciplinary buy-in. A practical blueprint for Trusts seeking sustainable adoption.
CHAIR:
Mr Asif Chaudry
Robotic Oesophageal and Gastric Cancer Surgeon at Royal Marsden NHS Trust & Founder of UGIRA (Upper GI International Robotics Association)
Professor Manish Chand
Robotic and Laparoscopic Colorectal Cancer Surgeon and Professor of Surgery at University College London Hospitals NHS Trust
Mr Asit Arora
Robotic Head, Neck and Thyroid Surgeon at Guy's and St Thomas NHS Trust & Clinical Lecturer at King's College London
Mr Jamil Ahmed
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon & Deputy Director of Medical Education, University Hospitals of Northamptonshire NHS Group
12:45 - 13:00
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch and Networking
14:30 - 15:20
AI in the Operating Theatre: A Human Factors Perspective to Ensure Safety and Human-AI-Collaboration
As AI systems move into the operating theatre, their impact will extend beyond technical performance. The real question is how these systems can be designed, implemented, and integrated so that they actually support the surgical workforce rather than disrupt it. This panel will explore the human factors of responsible AI in surgery: how to build trust, ensure usability, and define appropriate roles for humans and machines in high-stakes surgical contexts.
Dr. Susanne Gaube,
Lecturer in Human Factors for Healthcare, UCL
Jeremy Opie,
Senior Research Fellow: Human Factors and Innovative Technologies for Surgical Interventions
Professor Matt Clarkson,
Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Deputy Director of the Wellcome / EPSRC Centre for Interventional and Surgical Sciences (WEISS)
Prof. Laurence Lovat,
Professor of Medicine (Gastroenterology) & Biophotonics, UCL - Division of Surgery and Interventional Science and UCLH
15:20 - 16:10
Training the Next Surgical Workforce: Robotics, Simulation & AI
As digital surgery becomes the norm, how do we prepare the next generation? This panel showcases how UK and global institutions are embedding robotics, simulation, and AI into early surgical training — with examples of national curricula, VR tools, and new certification frameworks already in play.
Mr Asit Arora
Robotic Head, Neck and Thyroid Surgeon at Guy's and St Thomas NHS Trust & Clinical Lecturer at King's College London
Mr Michael Powar
Consultant Colorectal, Laparoscopic and General Surgeon at Addenbrooke’s Hospital
16:10 - 16:15
Closing from our Chairperson
Rajesh Sivaprakasam,
Lead for Robotic Renal Failure Surgery, Barts Health NHS Trust
16:00 - 18:00
The GIANT HEALTH event annual Christmas Party
18:00 - 22:00
“The AI in Healthcare” dinner exclusively for senior clinicians and company directors. Hosted by Professor Shafi Ahmed, this dinner is for senior consultant NHS clinicians and business directors working in AI. Limited tickets remain for this premium senior-networking dinner and are £90 per person, including meal and drinks. You can buy a ticket here:
9:45 - 10:00
Welcome from our chairman
Shafi Ahmed
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon
Barts Health NHS TrustBarts Health NHS Trust
Barts Health NHS TrustBarts Health NHS Trust
10:00 - 11:05
Backlogs, Bottlenecks, and Broken Rotas: What Can AI Actually Fix?
Staff rotas, discharge delays, and patient flow are among the biggest challenges NHS hospitals face. AI may finally be the solution to this problem. This panel looks
at how trusts are using AI to automate workforce planning, forecast bottlenecks, and run live operational dashboards. Featuring early adopters of tools like
‘Lizzie’ and hospital command centres, we’ll unpack what it takes to deliver measurable value from automation on the frontline.
11:05 - 11:50
Medicines Optimisation: From Hospital to Community
Moving care from Hospital to community will enable patient centred care, bringing care closer to home and supporting the care in hospitals for those who need it most. How do we engage the pharmacy workforce and what digital advances will enable seamless patient care?
With opportunities to focus on prevention and changes in regulation, the pharmacy team are an ideal clinical resource to provide clinical care and improve patient outcomes.
With opportunities to focus on prevention and changes in regulation, the pharmacy team are an ideal clinical resource to provide clinical care and improve patient outcomes.
Manka Ramachandran
Chief Pharmacist & Clinical Director for Medicines Optimisation, CDAO Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
11:50 - 12:00
The NHS Scribe: Can AI Write Our Notes?
Documentation is the silent productivity killer in clinical care and AI scribes might be the way out. This panel explores the emerging world
of digital assistants, speech-to-text tools, and AI-driven clinical notetaking. Speakers will discuss early NHS trials, the challenges of clinical accuracy,
and the potential for scribes to reduce burnout while preserving safety. How close are we to an AI that doctors trust to write for them?
12:00 - 12:15
Latest updated from Avegen Health
Dr. Nayan Kalnad,
CEO & Co-Founder, Avegen
12:15 - 13:00
Bytes instead of Bricks
The NHS is redesigning what it means to be a hospital - not just modernising what we already have. But what will tomorrow's hospitals actually like, and
who is leading the change? Join us in this pannel to explore how new digital infrastructure, smart systems and AI are being embedded from the ground up.
The problem is clear: Old NHS infrastructure can't keep up with modern care.
The solution?: Design hospitals that can evolve - with embedded data, flexibility and climate resiliance.
This panel brings together leaders building the next generation of the NHS.
The problem is clear: Old NHS infrastructure can't keep up with modern care.
The solution?: Design hospitals that can evolve - with embedded data, flexibility and climate resiliance.
This panel brings together leaders building the next generation of the NHS.
Michael Bell
Chair of South West London ICB & Chairman at Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust
Penny Dash
Chair, NHS England
Hannah Farrar
Chief Executive and Co-Founder at CF
13:00 - 14:00
Workshop: How To Get Into HealthTech*
The workshop will be at the same time as lunch and Networking break
The workshop will be at the same time as lunch and Networking break
Entering the Healthtech sector as a clinician can be challenging— marked by limited exposure during medical training, unclear entry routes, and the challenge of developing technical competencies alongside clinical responsibilities. Despite growing interest, many medical professionals remain uncertain about how to take their first steps into this evolving space. This panel will provide clear, practical insights into how clinicians can engage with healthtech across all stages of their career. From independent projects and collaborative research to entrepreneurial ventures and innovation leadership, our speakers will outline actionable strategies, essential skill sets, and ways to build a professional profile that aligns with digital transformation in healthcare. We will also explore the practical application of these strategies, helping attendees translate inspiration into tangible next steps. With representation from early-career doctors, and senior opportunities in health innovation are accessible, whether you are just starting out as a medical student or looking to pivot later in your career. The panel will also discuss a more fundamental question: why are core digital knowledge and skills absent from the core undergraduate curriculum, and is it now time for specialist training programmes and certification of Digital Health & Clinical AI Consultants? Opportunities to ask questions will be available throughout the panel discussion.
Dr Keith Grimes
Digital Health & Innovation Consultant, Curistica Ltd
Dr Esh Tatla
Doctor, founder & director of beyond tomorrow media, previous board advisor for BIONABU
Professor Rebecca Shipley
Professor of Healthcare Engineering, UCL; Chief Research Officer, UCLPartnersProfessor of Healthcare Engineering, UCL; Chief Research Officer, UCLPartners
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch and networking break
14:30 - 15:15
Breaking Barriers: Building the NHS Integrated Health Organisation of the Future
The NHS is on a bold journey towards becoming a system of Integrated Health Organisations (IHOs) – designed to break down silos, connect services, and deliver seamless care across communities. But what does this transformation really mean for patients, clinicians, and Trusts? This panel brings together national leaders and innovators already taking steps towards integration. We’ll explore the five-year vision, showcase practical examples from across the country, and debate the real-world challenges – from culture and governance to data and digital. Join us to hear how IHOs could reshape the NHS, and what it will take to get there.
Dr Rima Makarem,
Chair, Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Peter Lewis,
CEO, Somerset NHS FT
Matthew Bryant,
CEO Dorset NHS FT
Rachel Barlow,
Group Chief Development Officer at Black Country
Stephen Donnelly,
Former Minister for Health for Ireland
15:15 - 16:00
Startup Showcase
GIANT is proud to showcase an impressive selection of Europe’s leading, award winning health-tech innovation start-ups. Continuing our 10-year track record as the leading “magnet for innovation”, according to the BBC, here’s an important selection of superb businesses demonstrating valuable innovations in healthcare - innovations that support GIANT’s mission “To improve the health and well-being of people around the world, by facilitating the acceleration and adoption of tech innovation”
Rate My Care Ltd
ICook
16:00 - 17:00
Networking Party
18:00 - 22:00
“The AI in Healthcare” dinner exclusively for senior clinicians and company directors. Hosted by Professor Shafi Ahmed, this dinner is for senior consultant NHS clinicians and business directors working in AI. Limited tickets remain for this premium senior-networking dinner and are £90 per person, including meal and drinks. You can buy a ticket here:
Agenda 2025