Future Hospital

The Future Hospital Show
8th of December 2025, London England

The Future Hospital Show 2025
Shaping the Future of Healthcare

Imagine the hospital of the future—a place where advanced technology seamlessly integrates with compassionate care, creating an environment designed to optimize patient outcomes and empower healthcare professionals.

At The Future Hospital Show 2025, this vision becomes reality. Join us as we explore the forefront of healthcare innovation, where the transformation of NHS spaces aligns with the evolving needs of the UK population.

This premier event offers unparalleled insights into the future of healthcare delivery. Discover cutting-edge solutions, engage with thought leaders, and be part of the journey toward a smarter, more sustainable healthcare system.

Here is an example of last year’s agenda
featuring high profile speakers which you can meet

9:45 - 10:00
Welcome from our chairman
Shafi Ahmed
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon
Barts Health NHS TrustBarts Health NHS Trust
10:00 - 10:45
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.
10:00 - 10:45
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.
Manka Ramachandran
Chief Pharmacist & Clinical Director for Medicines Optimisation, CDAO Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
11:15 - 12:00
Virtual wards: Is it a safe solution to bed shortages?
With growing demand, bed shortages, and workforce constraints, virtual wards are becoming a strategic priority. In this session, clinical and digital leaders share how they’ve delivered safe, scalable models of hospital-at-home care across different specialities. We’ll explore how these systems were commissioned, staffed, and integrated into wider pathways and what’s needed to move from pilot to population scale.
Dr Rima Makarem,
Chair of Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB
12:00 - 13:00
What Does the Hospital of 2035 Actually Look Like?
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.
Michael Bell
Chair of South West London ICB & Chairman at Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust
13:00 - 14:00
How To Get Into HealthTech
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 insighs 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 speajers will outline actionable stratergies, 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 stratergies, helping attendeed translate inspiration into tangible next steps. With representation from early-career doctors, and senior opportunities in health innovation are accessible - whether you are just startinf 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 absemt 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
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch and networking break
14:30 - 15:45
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?
15:45 - 17:00
Why are hospitals building digital twins — and are they worth the cost?
Imagine being able to simulate your entire hospital’s operations before they happen. That’s the promise of digital twins; a virtual replica of hospital systems that can predict, model, and manage care in real time. NHS leaders from trusts building these capabilities will discuss how digital twins are improving patient flow and helping prepare for patient emergencies.

Who is this conference for?
Who should attend in 2025?

Calling all NHS clinicians dedicated to advancing care, hospital administrators focused on operational excellence, and patients with lived experiences that can reshape healthcare—this is your opportunity to connect with a dynamic community of innovators, where ideas spark progress, and solutions come to life.

The invitation extends further. Digital health pioneers, medical technology providers, and suppliers—your expertise is essential. Join us in redefining the future of healthcare. Collaborate with senior NHS leaders and decision-makers to deliver transformative solutions that elevate patient outcomes and revolutionize care delivery.

The Future Hospital Show 2025 is more than an event—it is a platform for possibility, a catalyst for change. Here, innovation thrives, partnerships are forged, and the future of healthcare takes shape. Whether you are a clinical leader, procurement specialist, patient advocate, or technology innovator, your presence is vital.

Together, we will create a smarter, more connected healthcare system—one breakthrough at a time.

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Last Year's Standout Speakers:
Igniting Innovation and Setting the Stage for Change

Dr Henrietta Hughes

Dr Henrietta Hughes

Patient Safety Commissioner Office

of the Patient Safety Commissioner

Will Quince, MP

Will Quince, MP

British Government Minister

Department of Health

Rajesh Sivaprakasam

Rajesh Sivaprakasam

Consultant Transplant and Robotic Surgeon

Bartshealth NHS trust

Engin Demirel

Engin Demirel

Olympus EMEA Business Unit Manager, Moderator

Dr. Maria Pellise

Dr. Maria Pellise

Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Physician

Dr. Ed Seward

Dr. Ed Seward

University College London Hospital

Director of Endoscopy

Alastair Walker

Alastair Walker

Owner & Consultant, Lorit Consultancy

Paul Mussenden

Paul Mussenden

Chief Executive Officer, Cydar Medical

Dr. Chindu Kabir

Dr. Chindu Kabir

CEO, Post Op

Jan Heyligers

Jan Heyligers

Vascular Surgeon

Keith Errey

Keith Errey

CEO, Isansys

Tim Murdoch

Tim Murdoch

Cambridge Design Partnership Business Development Lead – Digital Products

Tautvydas Karitonas

Tautvydas Karitonas

Managing Director, TestLabs

Michael Bell

Michael Bell

Partner, Acorn Compliance

Dominic Jaques

Dominic Jaques

UK & European Patent Attorney, Gill Jennings & Every LLP

Verena Wieser

Verena Wieser

Medical Device Consultant, Lorit Consultancy

Jack Severs

Jack Severs

Senior Associate, Gill Jennings & Every LLP

Dr. Dylan Attard

Dr. Dylan Attard

Co-Founder & CEO, Med-Tech World

GIANT Health’s Board of Advisors
Our board of advisors are senior leaders and experts across the UK healthcare systems and guide us to deliver the most important and valuable content in all our conferences

Dr Keith Grimes

Dr Keith Grimes

Digital Health & Innovation Consultant

Curistica Ltd

Dr Rima Makarem

Dr Rima Makarem

Chair

Somerset NHS Foundation Trust

Cr. Tazeen Rizvi

Liam Cahill

Advisor to leading NHS organisations

Professor Dame Lesley Regan

Professor Dame Lesley Regan

Women’s Health Ambassador, England

Rajesh Sivaprakasam

Rajesh Sivaprakasam

Lead for Robotic and Co-Chair of Multi-specialty Barts Health NHS Trust