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24-25 May 2023

 

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  • Wednesday 24th
  • 08:00 - 09:00
    REGISTRATION
  • 08:59 - 11:00
    SESSION ONE 09:00- 11:00
  • 09:00 - 09:10
    WELCOME Inspired Minds Pooja Samani, Chief Strategy Officer & Global Head of Content, Inspired Minds Main Stage
    • Pooja Samani, Chief Strategy Officer & Global Head of Content, Inspired Minds

  • 09:10 - 09:20
    WELCOME and chairperson’s opening remarks Laura Foster, Health and Science Reporter, BBC News Main Stage
    • Laura Foster, Health and Science Reporter, BBC News

  • 09:20 - 09:45
    HEADLINER: Leading digital change, interoperability and innovation Daniel Bamford, Deputy Director Life Sciences (Medtech and Digital), Innovation Research and Life Sciences Team, NHS England
    • Daniel Bamford, Deputy Director Life Sciences (Medtech and Digital), Innovation Research and Life Sciences Team, NHS England

  • 09:45 - 10:10
    HEADLINER: Medicine, an exercise of the imagination Dr. Junaid Bajwa, Chief Medical Scientist, Microsoft Main Stage

    Health systems face many challenges today, and technology innovators can play a critical role in helping health systems address these challenges. This session will provide an overview of some of the current challenges health systems face and how technology innovators can help address them. Within this context, we will also explore how AI can transform the practice of medicine with trusted reliable, human-centred AI

    • Dr. Junaid Bajwa, Chief Medical Scientist, Microsoft

  • 10:10 - 10:35
    HEADLINER: Humanity at a tipping point John Nosta, President, NostaLab Main Stage
    • John Nosta, President, NostaLab

  • 10:35 - 11:05
    FIRESIDE CHAT: Opportunities and limitations of generative AI. What is the impact on healthcare and humanity? Moderator:
    Kate Devlin, Reader in Artificial Intelligence & Society, King's College London
    Panellists:
    John Nosta, President, NostaLab
    Jack Stilgoe, Professor of Science and Technology Policy, University College London     Main Stage
    • Moderator:

    • Kate Devlin, Reader in Artificial Intelligence & Society, King's College London

    • Panellists:

    • John Nosta, President, NostaLab

    • Jack Stilgoe, Professor of Science and Technology Policy, University College London

  • 11:05 - 11:40
    NETWORKING
  • 11:39 - 12:40
    SESSION TWO 11:40- 12:40
  • MAIN STAGE: PRACTICAL, REAL-WORLD AI USE CASES Examining the potential to transform health and care delivery, challenges faced and lessons learnt to scale AI projects in the NHS
    • 11:40 - 12:00
      KEYNOTE: The key role of health data in reducing inequalities and improving patient and population care Kiran Patel, Chief Medical Officer, Deputy CEO and Consultant Cardiologist, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust Main Stage

      Discussing the key role of prioritising elective care recovery and health equity and the impact data can play in achieving these goals by providing insights into the needs and experiences of patients

      • Kiran Patel, Chief Medical Officer, Deputy CEO and Consultant Cardiologist, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust

    • 12:00 - 12:20
      HEADLINER: How large language models like Med-PaLM could shape the future in healthcare Christopher Kelly, Senior Clinician Research Scientist, Google Main Stage

      Since publishing research in late 2022, Google’s work on Med-PaLM has been drawing attention and in a short amount of time, positioned itself as one of the biggest conversations of the year

      • What is the future potential of LLM in healthcare – how does it work, how can it support clinicians, and what’s under the hood?
      • How do we ensure they are safe to use, effective, and ready for clinical usage?
      • What inspiring new research helps us imagine the intelligent health future we are aiming for?
      • Christopher Kelly, Senior Clinician Research Scientist, Google

    • 12:20 - 12:25
      LIVE DEMO Mike Telem, CoFounder, Kemtai Main Stage

      A quickfire personal fitness demo live on stage!

      • Mike Telem, CoFounder, Kemtai

    • 12:25 - 12:45
      USE CASE: Transforming colonoscopy through AI Alexander Seager, Gastrointestinal Research Fellow, South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust Main Stage

      Exclusive insights from 9 participating trusts on COLO-DETECT

      • Alexander Seager, Gastrointestinal Research Fellow, South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust

  • WORKSHOP 1: For entrepreneurs with a shared passion to innovate and solve real-world challenges, to help integrate AI and data driven technologies into health and social care
    • 11:40 - 12:40
      How to choose AI: A multistakeholder perspective on the curation process Juan Gutiérrez Alliende, Medical Lead EMEA Digital Solution Business, Radiology, Bayer Room 5

      This workshop is designed to provide an introduction to the curation process of AI applications in radiology and its importance for AI further adoption. During the workshop, the participants will curate a set of AI applications for a specific patient flow, considering different key factors that must be considered to support a confident implementation.

      • Juan Gutiérrez Alliende, Medical Lead EMEA Digital Solution Business, Radiology, Bayer

  • CHALLENGE 1: For entrepreneurs with a shared passion to innovate and solve real-world challenges, to help integrate AI and data driven technologies into health and social care
    • 11:41 - 12:40
      Setting yourself up for success – important actors for smooth implementation of AI tools into clinical workflows Chair:
      Haris Shuaib, AI Transformation Lead and Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing, AI Centre and Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust
      Darrien Bold, Head of Stroke Programme, NHS England
      Nick Barlow, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
      Rizwan Malik, Consultant Radiologist, Bolton NHS Foundation Trust
      Sarah Blake, Cardiology Registrar, Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust       Room 6

      In a rapidly evolving, clinical AI ecosystem how can you set your organisation up for success? A smooth implementation of AI tools requires certain workflows, roles and responsibilities. Learn from some of the AI Centre’s experts in the field, with real-world experience in setting up AI tools in clinical workflows.

      • Chair:

      • Haris Shuaib, AI Transformation Lead and Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing, AI Centre and Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust

      • Darrien Bold, Head of Stroke Programme, NHS England

      • Nick Barlow, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

      • Rizwan Malik, Consultant Radiologist, Bolton NHS Foundation Trust

      • Sarah Blake, Cardiology Registrar, Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust

  • 12:45 - 13:40
    LUNCH & NETWORKING
  • 13:39 - 14:40
    SESSION THREE 13:40- 14:40
  • MAIN STAGE: Harnessing the benefits of AI in health and care
    • 13:40 - 14:00
      USE CASE: Diagnose-Stratify-Treat: How we designed and deployed predictive AI in a clinical pathway for COPD Chris Carlin, Consultant Physician & NRS Senior Investigator, Respiratory Innovation, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Main Stage

      NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Lenus Health have launched a ground-breaking study using AI risk stratification in direct patient care. During this talk, we’ll explore the development of an end-to-end COPD pathway that has been purpose-built to enable the application of machine learning in live clinical workflows. Extensive patient and clinician input is being used to co-design all aspects of the pathway, with the management service successfully evaluated by clinical trial showing sustained use, reduced admissions and encouraging equality in access. The service has been scaled to 500 patients across the health board, rolled out to additional Scottish boards and recently launched in Hull.

      • Chris Carlin, Consultant Physician & NRS Senior Investigator, Respiratory Innovation, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde

    • 14:00 - 14:20
      USE CASE: Scaling AI projects in the NHS: leading digital change, interoperability and innovation Haris Shuaib, AI Transformation Lead and Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing, AI Centre and Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust Main Stage

      Rolling out AIDE, integrating with clinical systems and connecting to a worldwide network of people developing apps. Get insights on various projects in deployment with specific insights on policy and ethics – how do you get access to patients legally and ethically and how to safely deploy experimental devices

      • Haris Shuaib, AI Transformation Lead and Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing, AI Centre and Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust

    • 14:20 - 14:40
      KEYNOTE: AI and robotics for surgical excellence Shafi Ahmed, Consultant Surgeon, Barts Health NHS Trust & Chief Medical Officer, Medical Realities Main Stage

      Remote robotic surgery, intelligent surgeon training, minimal invasive procedures and VR streaming from the operation theatre

      • Shafi Ahmed, Consultant Surgeon, Barts Health NHS Trust & Chief Medical Officer, Medical Realities

    • 14:40 - 14:50
      USE CASE: Widening the AI deployment bottleneck: Clinical AI Fellowship programme - a first of its kind Dr Alexander T Deng, Programme Lead for the Fellowships in Clinical Artificial Intelligence, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust & AI Centre Main Stage

      This first of its kind, clinical AI Fellowship programme is aimed at front-line clinicians. Learn about how the AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare developed this clinical AI curriculum and training programme to combat the AI deployment bottleneck. Hear about the importance of training a workforce in clinical AI for longevity and sustainability or AI integration

      • Dr Alexander T Deng, Programme Lead for the Fellowships in Clinical Artificial Intelligence, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust & AI Centre

  • The NIHR Funding Programmes: Advice Clinic
    • 13:40 - 14:40
      The NIHR Funding Programmes: Advice Clinic Dr. Helen Compton, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, NIHR Central Commissioning Facility
      Dr Maryam Tammadon, Senior Programme Manager, National Institute for Health Research
      Nayera Ahmed, Business Analyst, NIHR       Zinc Room

      The NIHR Invention for Innovation (i4i) Programme funds Research and Development of Medical Devices, In vitro Diagnostics and patient facing Digital Health Technologies (NICE Tier C) to support the pre-clinical and clinical development of medical technologies in areas of existing or emerging patient needs. This includes data-driven technologies based on AI and Machine Learning, wholly or in part. Other NIHR Programmes can support you in clinical trials to provide evidence to support your market access, including NICE appraisal, pre- or post-market.

       

      NIHR will be at Intelligent Health UK in May to answer any questions on eligibility and the application process for

       

      • The i4i Programme (Product Development, Challenge and Connect Awards)
      • Health Technology Assessment (HTA) and Public Health Research (PHR) Programmes
      • Social Care research programmes

       

      In addition, NIHR can help you connect with clinical academic specialists and groups for potential collaboration or advice through our Expert Partnering Service.

      • Dr. Helen Compton, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, NIHR Central Commissioning Facility

      • Dr Maryam Tammadon, Senior Programme Manager, National Institute for Health Research

      • Nayera Ahmed, Business Analyst, NIHR

  • WORKSHOP 2: Join our hands-on workshops for practical exercises and to learn from leaders in the field Room 5
    • 13:41 - 14:40
      Operational lessons from 3 years of running an AI NHS cancer pathway Chair:
      Mustafa Sultan, Doctor, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and Creator of The Big Picture Medicine Podcast
      Nick Barlow, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
      Neil Daly, CEO, Skin Analytics
      Theresa Price, Digital Transformation Implementation Lead, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust       Room 5

      This workshop will showcase an example of how University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust strategically implemented AIaMD to reduce waitlist and WLI reliance in their skin cancer pathway.

      Learning points:

      • Recognise the operational possibilities that AI offers in enhancing capacity and meeting the demands within Dermatology
      • Understand how AI has helped build resilience for clinical challenges and shortfalls
      • Gain insight into the operational challenges of AI pathway implementation and how to overcome them
      • Chair:

      • Mustafa Sultan, Doctor, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and Creator of The Big Picture Medicine Podcast

      • Nick Barlow, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

      • Neil Daly, CEO, Skin Analytics

      • Theresa Price, Digital Transformation Implementation Lead, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

  • CHALLENGE 2: For entrepreneurs with a shared passion to innovate and solve real-world challenges, to help integrate AI and data driven technologies into health and social care
    • 13:40 - 14:40
      Upskilling the workforce: How can we provide health and social care workers with the AI knowledge they will soon need? Chair:
      Sam Kyffin, NHS Navigator, DigitalHealth.London
      Manish Patel, CEO, Jiva.ai
      Emma Taylor, Clinical Lead, Wysa
      Pahini Pandya, CEO & Co-Founder, Panakeia Technologies       Room 6

      Artificial Intelligence is going to be a vital part of supporting the NHS and social care staff in the future and ensuring our healthcare system can tackle the challenges it is currently facing. New AI platforms and applications are continually being introduced to healthcare, and it is vital that health and social care workers are given the knowledge and skills they need to deal with this new technology in everyday practice. In this challenge session, the panel of NHS staff, AI professionals and Founders of AI-based companies will discuss how to facilitate better education for health and care staff, the best ways to empower the workforce with AI and how to build trust in new AI-based tech.

      • Chair:

      • Sam Kyffin, NHS Navigator, DigitalHealth.London

      • Manish Patel, CEO, Jiva.ai

      • Emma Taylor, Clinical Lead, Wysa

      • Pahini Pandya, CEO & Co-Founder, Panakeia Technologies

  • 14:49 - 15:10
    SESSION FOUR 14:50- 15:10
  • MAIN STAGE: PRACTICAL, REAL-WORLD AI USE CASES Examining the potential to transform care delivery, challenges faced and lessons learnt to scale AI projects in the NHS
    • 14:50 - 15:10
      KEYNOTE: Real-world implementation: AI in Radiology Juan Gutiérrez Alliende, Medical Lead EMEA Digital Solution Business, Radiology, Bayer Main Stage

      AI holds the potential to transform radiology, providing faster and more accurate diagnoses, reducing workload for radiologists, and improving patient outcomes. However, implementing AI in the real-world environment presents a number of challenges, including regulatory approval, data privacy, clinical validation, and scalability. There is a growing need for the various AI-related professionals to collaborate and navigate these challenges to ensure AI’s safe and effective integration into the diagnostic radiology workflow.

      • Juan Gutiérrez Alliende, Medical Lead EMEA Digital Solution Business, Radiology, Bayer

    • 15:10 - 15:30
      USE CASE: Revolutionizing Healthcare: How to reduce unnecessary face-to-face visits with Medical conversational AI María González, CEO & Co-Founder, Tucuvi Main Stage

      Discover how Tucuvi’s conversational AI technology is revolutionizing healthcare systems around the world by reducing up to 70% of unnecessary face-to-face visits with Medical conversational AI. In light of the current challenges faced by the NHS, such as longer-than-ever waiting lists and limited capacity, Tucuvi’s safe and clinically validated AI system is proving to be an invaluable resource for healthcare providers in their clinical practice. By leveraging our intelligent platform, more than 20 healthcare systems are autonomously assessing patients’ symptoms and needs, leading to streamlined follow-up processes and consultations that are both efficient and effective. Join us to explore the clinical benefits of our technology and its potential to transform the healthcare landscape.

      • María González, CEO & Co-Founder, Tucuvi

    • 15:30 - 15:50
      KEYNOTE: Improving Radiology Turnaround Times: AI Enhanced Efficiencies in the Lung Cancer Pathway Susan Shelmerdine, Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust Main Stage

      The current UK National Optimal Lung Cancer Pathway guidelines aim to provide all patients in the community with suspected lung cancer direct access to a chest Xray with appropriate escalation to onward CT chest examination and discussion at a dedicated lung cancer team meeting within 14 days. Unfortunately, many hospitals fall short of this target due to backlogs in chest X-ray reporting times and inefficiencies in their care pathways for onward CT referrals. In this talk, we describe early experiences and changes in staff attitudes, patient care and reporting turnaround times through a real-world implementation of a commercial AI tool capable of triaging urgent, abnormal chest-Xray cases.

      • Susan Shelmerdine, Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust

  • STARTUP SHOWCASE 3: Meet the innovators and disruptors of the digital health ecosystem to forge key partnerships that will fuel innovative AI deployment
    • 14:50 - 15:50
      Challenging the status quo Who’s driving change through brand-new ideas? Who has developed the next game-changer? What’s ‘the next big thing’ and which ideas are in incubation to drive innovation and digital transformation? Chair:
      Joel Myhre, Senior Disaster Management Specialist, Pacific Disaster Center
      Kanwal Bhatia, Founder, Aival
      Carlon Fitzpatrick, Co-Founder & Business Development Director, Encode Health
      Alastair Harvey, Chief Commercial Officer, Cydar Medical
      Lloyd Humphreys, Managing Director, Cogniss       Room 5

      14:50 – 15:00 Building trust in AI with clinical users

      Kanwal Bhatia, Founder, Aival

      15:00 – 15:10 Solving the healthcare supply chain management crisis by using AI

      Carlon Fitzpatrick, Co-Founder & Business Development Director, Encode Health

      15:10 – 15:20 Disrupting the status quo: leveraging AI to futureproof your healthcare business

      Alastair Harvey, Chief Commercial Officer, Cydar Medical

      15:20 – 15:30 The democratisation of digital health – the power of no-code to innovate from the frontline 

      Lloyd Humphreys, Managing Director, Cogniss

      • Chair:

      • Joel Myhre, Senior Disaster Management Specialist, Pacific Disaster Center

      • Kanwal Bhatia, Founder, Aival

      • Carlon Fitzpatrick, Co-Founder & Business Development Director, Encode Health

      • Alastair Harvey, Chief Commercial Officer, Cydar Medical

      • Lloyd Humphreys, Managing Director, Cogniss

  • CHALLENGE 3: For entrepreneurs with a shared passion to innovate, by solving real-world challenges to help integrate AI and data driven technologies into health and social care
    • 14:50 - 15:50
      When AI in healthcare goes wrong: What can we do to minimise risks? Chair:
      Dr. Allison Gardner, Senior Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
      Ciara Cook, Project Manager, AI Multi-Agency Advisory Service, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
      Cliodhna Ni Ghuidhir, Principal Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
      Ria Skelton, Content Designer, AI and Digital Regulations Service, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence       Room 6

      AI in healthcare has the potential to revolutionise the way healthcare is delivered, but as with any technology, it can sometimes go wrong. If AI in healthcare fails to perform, who is liable? What are the steps to correct the mistakes done by AI? What are the protocols and procedures in place for monitoring and addressing AI-related issues?

      • Chair:

      • Dr. Allison Gardner, Senior Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

      • Ciara Cook, Project Manager, AI Multi-Agency Advisory Service, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

      • Cliodhna Ni Ghuidhir, Principal Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

      • Ria Skelton, Content Designer, AI and Digital Regulations Service, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

  • 15:50 - 16:10
    NETWORKING
  • 16:10 - 18:05
    SESSION FIVE 16:10- 18:05
  • 16:10 - 16:30
    KEYNOTE: Taking a step further – how data accelerated research into Long Covid Dr. Indra Joshi, Director Health, Research and AI – Palantir Technologies Main Stage

    The COVID-19 pandemic continues to present the most significant health challenge and there is still a great deal of uncertainty about Long Covid and the impact it has on our patients. Collecting health records can support research while AI and data can help find patterns to identify and categorise Long Covid patients. 

    • So how does the whole process run? 
    • How much data have we gathered and what is it telling us? 
    • Do we have a better understanding of Long Covid and what are the latest findings?
    • Dr. Indra Joshi, Director Health, Research and AI – Palantir Technologies

  • 16:30 - 17:10
    PANEL DISCUSSION: How are you setting up an AI working group into the clinical pathway? Moderator:
    Dr. Indra Joshi, Director Health, Research and AI – Palantir Technologies
    Dr Amrita Kumar, Consultant Radiologist & AI Clinical Lead, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
    Ana Ribeiro, AI Transformation Lead, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
    Basab Bhattacharya, Clinical Informatic Lead - Radiology/AI, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
    Chris Carlin, Consultant Physician & NRS Senior Investigator, Respiratory Innovation, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
    Rhodri Davies, Senior Clinical Fellow, University College London
    Videha Sharma, Lecturer in Health Informatics, The University of Manchester     Main Stage

    Discussing the importance of creating a comprehensive plan for how, when, and why to add AI into the clinical pathway, and how to carefully monitor the short-term and long-term impacts of doing so. What are the highest-ranked functionalities for an AI-enhanced care pathway? Once we decide to implement AI into the clinical pathway, where will the financial liability lie, with the NHS or ICS? How are they going to do it, how much, and in what capacity?

    • Moderator:

    • Dr. Indra Joshi, Director Health, Research and AI – Palantir Technologies

    • Dr Amrita Kumar, Consultant Radiologist & AI Clinical Lead, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust

    • Ana Ribeiro, AI Transformation Lead, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust

    • Basab Bhattacharya, Clinical Informatic Lead - Radiology/AI, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

    • Chris Carlin, Consultant Physician & NRS Senior Investigator, Respiratory Innovation, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde

    • Rhodri Davies, Senior Clinical Fellow, University College London

    • Videha Sharma, Lecturer in Health Informatics, The University of Manchester

  • 17:10 - 17:35
    CLOSING HEADLINER: Can you read my mind? The promise and perils of AI in brain mapping’ Divya Chander, Neuroscientist, Futurist, Physician, Consciousness Researcher Main Stage

    Covering generative AI, the vista it opens in brain mapping and reading and the possible consequences that we must prepare for

    • Divya Chander, Neuroscientist, Futurist, Physician, Consciousness Researcher

  • 17:35 - 18:05
    PANEL DISCUSSION: Regulatory panel: Latest key governance updates in healthcare Moderator:
    Dr. Allison Gardner, Senior Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
    Alison Knight, Data and Privacy Specialist, Health Research Authority
    Cliodhna Ni Ghuidhir, Principal Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
    Maddy Griffiths, Senior Policy Officer - Innovation Hub, Technology, Innovation and Enterprise, Information Commissioner's Office
    Moritz Flockenhaus, Policy Manager - AI Taskforce Lead, Care Quality Commission     Main Stage

    The UK healthcare system is constantly evolving, and new initiatives are developing at pace in order to improve the quality of care provided to patients today, as well as incentivising innovation that will benefit them tomorrow. Join this panel session to find out more about collaborations to help innovators and adopters navigate the regulatory landscape while also ensuring that healthcare providers are held to high standards in protecting patient interests and personal data.

    • Moderator:

    • Dr. Allison Gardner, Senior Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

    • Alison Knight, Data and Privacy Specialist, Health Research Authority

    • Cliodhna Ni Ghuidhir, Principal Scientific Adviser for AI, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

    • Maddy Griffiths, Senior Policy Officer - Innovation Hub, Technology, Innovation and Enterprise, Information Commissioner's Office

    • Moritz Flockenhaus, Policy Manager - AI Taskforce Lead, Care Quality Commission

  • 18:05 -
    CLOSE OF DAY ONE
  • Thursday 25th
  • 08:00 - 09:00
    REGISTRATION
  • 09:00 - 11:00
    SESSION ONE 09:00- 11:00
  • 09:00 - 09:05
    WELCOME Inspired Minds Sarah Porter, CEO and Founder, Inspired Minds, UN Advisor, LAWS Main Stage
    • Sarah Porter, CEO and Founder, Inspired Minds, UN Advisor, LAWS

  • 09:05 - 09:15
    WELCOME and chairperson’s opening remarks Maxine Mackintosh, Cofounder, One HealthTech Main Stage
    • Maxine Mackintosh, Cofounder, One HealthTech

  • 09:15 - 09:40
    OPENING KEYNOTE: Changing the conversation on AI Dominic Cushnan, Director of AI, Imaging and Deployment, NHS Transformation Directorate, NHS England Main Stage

    The NHS AI Lab has been supporting the safe, ethical and effective adoption of AI in health and care by testing and evaluating promising technologies and supporting the development of robust regulatory and ethical frameworks. Our work is showing that AI healthcare technologies are still maturing with many diagnostic products needing further refinement to demonstrate evidence of both medical and cost-effectiveness. Most of the conversation on AI in health and care so far has been on R&D, and in this Keynote, Dom will discuss how we move the conversation to adoption and live use of AI technologies

    • Dominic Cushnan, Director of AI, Imaging and Deployment, NHS Transformation Directorate, NHS England

  • 09:40 - 10:05
    HEADLINER: AI in Diagnostic Radiology: How Today’s Technology is Solving Real-World Problems Dr Rick Abramson, Chief Medical Officer, Annalise.ai Main Stage
    • Dr Rick Abramson, Chief Medical Officer, Annalise.ai

  • MAIN STAGE: PRACTICAL, REAL-WORLD AI USE CASES Examining the potential to transform care delivery, challenges faced and lessons learnt to scale AI projects in the NHS
    • 10:05 - 10:45
      PANEL DISCUSSION: AI - Breast cancer’s silver bullet - or is it? Moderator:
      Dr. Kieran Walsh, Clinical Direct, BMJ
      Dr Andrew Elder, Deputy Managing Director, AlbionVC
      Dr. Nisha Sharma, Director of Breast Screening and Clinical Lead for Breast Imaging, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
      Dr William Teh, Consultant Radiologist Northwick Park Hospital, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust Director of Screening North London Breast Screening Service, Edgware Community Hospital, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust       Main Stage

      AI often bears the pressure to find and diagnose cancer alone; to mitigate the shortage of experts or eliminate radiologists entirely, but is that where we are setting ourselves up for failure? Is there more value when AI is more closely integrated into the entire clinical routine from start to finish, and when it’s complemented by automation? Where can AIs power truly be harnessed and how do we move from debate to deployment faster? What are the ‘steps to success’? How can the techies and clinicians map AI into the clinical pathway for cancer effectively? What ‘failures’ can you prevent in your trust? Be part of 2023’s biggest debate with 360 insights on AI for breast cancer, from innovation and clinical deployment decisions to investment

      • Moderator:

      • Dr. Kieran Walsh, Clinical Direct, BMJ

      • Dr Andrew Elder, Deputy Managing Director, AlbionVC

      • Dr. Nisha Sharma, Director of Breast Screening and Clinical Lead for Breast Imaging, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

      • Dr William Teh, Consultant Radiologist Northwick Park Hospital, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust Director of Screening North London Breast Screening Service, Edgware Community Hospital, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

    • 10:45 - 11:05
      KEYNOTE: Reimagining & Accelerating Health Equity, Access & Diversity Dr Marc Farr, Chief Analytical Officer, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust Main Stage

      What are the longstanding health inequities and disparities, including those related to access to care and diversity in the healthcare workforce? How to ensure that all patients receive high-quality care? How can we all work towards a more equitable healthcare system by leveraging technology and innovation, prioritizing diversity and inclusion in the healthcare workforce, and addressing social determinants of health?

      • Dr Marc Farr, Chief Analytical Officer, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

  • WORKSHOP 4: Join our hands-on workshops for practical exercises and to learn from leaders in the field
    • 10:05 - 11:05
      The rise of Femtech: Transforming the future of women's healthcare with AI Chair:
      Sara Nelson, Programme Director, DigitalHealth.London
      Pahini Pandya, CEO & Co-Founder, Panakeia Technologies
      Justyna Strzeszynska, Founder & CEO, Joii       Room 5

      It’s not a secret that finally, after years of being overlooked, women’s health is having its moment and Femtech and AI are set to shape women’s healthcare. This workshop will focus on where are we now, what has been achieved so far and what are the next steps? How to drive ‘femtech’ innovation and unlock new opportunities in women’s healthcare with Femtech and AI? 

      • Chair:

      • Sara Nelson, Programme Director, DigitalHealth.London

      • Pahini Pandya, CEO & Co-Founder, Panakeia Technologies

      • Justyna Strzeszynska, Founder & CEO, Joii

  • WORKSHOP 4a: Join our hands-on workshops for practical exercises and to learn from leaders in the field
    • 10:05 - 10:05
      Practical uses of computer vision data in health and wellness Mike Telem, CoFounder, Kemtai Room 6

      Many practitioners and experts may struggle to understand how to use AI and computer vision to its full potential. This practical workshop aims to provide hands-on training on how to use computer vision AI technology and the data it can generate effectively. Participants will learn about the basics of computer vision, how it generates data and how that can be used for adaptive programs, personalization, adherence reporting and better outcomes. Participants will learn about some of the different types of data that can be generated and how to leverage them for better patient and economical outcomes. The workshop will bring technology to the participants, allowing them to engage with it in a practical and meaningful way.

      • Mike Telem, CoFounder, Kemtai

  • 11:05 - 11:40
    NETWORKING
  • 11:40 - 12:40
    SESSION TWO 11:40- 12:40
  • MAIN STAGE: PRACTICAL, REAL-WORLD AI USE CASES Examining the potential to transform care delivery, challenges faced and lessons learnt to scale AI projects in the NHS
    • 11:40 - 12:00
      KEYNOTE: When personalised care meets technology – taking a people-centred approach to cancer care innovation Dr Richard Simcock, Chief Medical Officer, Macmillan Cancer Support Main Stage

      At the heart of personalised care,  the issue is what matters to the patient, not simply what is the matter with them. This fundamental question risks being lost when focus shifts to the difficulties of safe delivery of increasingly complex therapies. Being rigorous about patient reported outcomes (PROMS) and holistic needs assessment (HNA) helps deliver personalised care but creates new problems of data management, interpretation and integration. A large number of digital solutions have been proposed from patient held apps to integral system-wide PROMs. This session will explore Macmillan Cancer Support’s most pressing needs for digital solutions, the spaces in which AI may prove most useful, the challenges of maintaining equity, and how the needs of those affected by cancer must remain central.

      • Dr Richard Simcock, Chief Medical Officer, Macmillan Cancer Support

    • 12:00 - 12:20
      USE CASE: Healthcare-Specific Large Language Models in Action Luca Martial, Senior Data Scientist, John Snow Labs Main Stage

      The field of natural language processing (NLP) is rapidly advancing along with the help of popular applications like ChatGPT powered by large language models (LLMs) and accurate clinical and biomedical language models are becoming increasingly important in the healthcare domain. This session will discuss the latest healthcare-specific large language models (LLMs), their performance in clinical and biomedical NLP tasks, and their real-world applications. It will also compare the effectiveness of models such as ChatGPT, BioGPT, and Flan-T5, and evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in NER, relation extraction, assertion status, de-identification, and entity resolution. Attendees will learn about the impact of factors such as model size, training data, and fine-tuning strategies on performance, and how these models can improve patient outcomes and streamline healthcare operations. The goal of this talk is to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of healthcare-specific LLMs and how they can be effectively used in clinical and biomedical NLP tasks.

      • Luca Martial, Senior Data Scientist, John Snow Labs

    • 12:20 - 12:40
      USE CASE: Mastering SaMD Development: Five Fundamental Principles for Success James Graveston, Principal Business Consultant, Zühlke Main Stage

      The world of healthcare is undergoing a rapid transformation thanks to Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) revolutionising the way we identify, monitor, diagnose, triage, manage, and treat health conditions. But with great power comes great challenges. Developing SaMD is no easy feat, and failure to plan from the outset can lead to major roadblocks down the line. In this talk, James will reveal five fundamental principles for designing and developing SaMD that are based on Zühlke’s experience of successfully delivering over 50 medical devices. These principles will equip you with the tools needed to create genuinely impactful SaMD solutions that have a lasting impact on improving patient outcomes and streamlining healthcare processes.

      • James Graveston, Principal Business Consultant, Zühlke

  • WORKSHOP 5: Join our hands-on workshops for practical exercises and to learn from leaders in the field
    • 11:40 - 12:40
      Radiology & AI Dr Amrita Kumar, Consultant Radiologist & AI Clinical Lead, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust Room 5
      • Dr Amrita Kumar, Consultant Radiologist & AI Clinical Lead, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust

  • CHALLENGE 5: For entrepreneurs with a shared passion to innovate, by solving real-world challenges to help integrate AI and data driven technologies into health and social care
    • 11:40 - 12:40
      How can data collected through robotic surgery be used and accessed in multiple ways? Chair:
      Ian Newington, Assistant Director, Innovations, National Institute for Health Research
      Rajesh Sivaprakasam, Robotic Renal Failure Surgeon and Medical Entrepreneur, Bartshealth NHS Trust
      Naeem Soomro, Professor of Urology, Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trusts       Room 6
      • Chair:

      • Ian Newington, Assistant Director, Innovations, National Institute for Health Research

      • Rajesh Sivaprakasam, Robotic Renal Failure Surgeon and Medical Entrepreneur, Bartshealth NHS Trust

      • Naeem Soomro, Professor of Urology, Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trusts

  • 12:40 - 13:40
    LUNCH & NETWORKING
  • 13:40 - 14:40
    SESSION THREE 13:40- 14:40
  • MAIN STAGE: Harnessing the benefits of AI in health and care
    • 13:40 - 14:00
      USE CASE: Automatic identification of orthopaedic implants using AI Vineet Batta, Senior Clinical Fellow, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital NHS Trust Main Stage

      Current identification methods include using radiographs, surgical records, clinic records to see the implant labels and reference radiographic galleries. However, with patients changing hospitals, surgical records are not always available and hence 10% of implants remain unidentified preoperatively and are associated with poorer surgical outcomes, time burdens on clinical staff, and increased health care costs. To solve this problem, we launched WhichOrthopaedicImplant.com – a searchable orthopaedic implant database for the identification of orthopaedic devices and during this presentation, we will showcase successful examples of what has been achieved so far 

      • Vineet Batta, Senior Clinical Fellow, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital NHS Trust

    • 14:00 - 14:20
      USE CASE: From 100,000 to 100,000,000 - scaling AI in mental health care to help human therapists improve quality of care Dr Ronan Cummins, Director of AI Research, ieso. Former Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge Main Stage

      Using the data from 100k patients who have been treated to date with human clinicians in a virtual environment, how can it be done in a safe way and how is it being evidenced? What are the potential regulatory hurdles, the medical device status, and oversight required? Hear a practical use case on setting up a platform for clinicians to patients in secure environment, data gathering processes to facilitate care mentoring via AI with the ultimate goal to provide wider access and scale

      • Dr Ronan Cummins, Director of AI Research, ieso. Former Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge

    • 14:20 - 14:50
      PANEL DISCUSSION: A proactive NHS – A moonshot or in line of sight? Moderator:
      Dr. Kieran Walsh, Clinical Direct, BMJ
      Lee Rickles, Chief Information Officer, Programme Director & Deputy SIRO, Humber Teaching NHS FT
      Robert Smillie, Chief Medical Information Officer, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
      Sigal Hachlili Dwyer, Director of AI, Data & Digital Innovation, Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust
      Tamara Everington, Haematology Consultant and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust       Main Stage

      How do you take the NHS forward from a reactive to a proactive environment? Unburdening ICSs from legacy health systems and fully embracing intelligent health initiatives that have already become embedded across multiple Trusts has meant the discussion is steering away from ‘if’ to ‘how?’ and fast. Hear the experts discuss significant clinical pathway transformations and process redesigns needed for leaders to embrace innovative tech that enables sustainable clinical and operational transformation at scale and pace. What role will ChatGPT play as a potential immediate proactive measure: can GPT do the low-risk paperwork so the GP can do the listening? The experts dive into the ‘how’ behind converging clinical systems, sharing and accessing central data warehouses, building business intelligence platforms, and utilising data science resource effectively. Moving from the ‘in theory’ to the ‘what do you do with the collected data?’ and ‘how do you feed it back to the individual?’ to the genomics and preventative plans, all the hard and real questions get answered.

      • Moderator:

      • Dr. Kieran Walsh, Clinical Direct, BMJ

      • Lee Rickles, Chief Information Officer, Programme Director & Deputy SIRO, Humber Teaching NHS FT

      • Robert Smillie, Chief Medical Information Officer, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

      • Sigal Hachlili Dwyer, Director of AI, Data & Digital Innovation, Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust

      • Tamara Everington, Haematology Consultant and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

  • PRIVATE SESSION - INVITE ONLY
    • 13:40 - 14:40
      The inaugural national summit of AI working groups: benchmarking best practice for procurement and adoption Chair:
      Adam Igra, Director of Innovation, Centre for Innovation, Transformation and Improvement, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
      Dr Rick Abramson, Chief Medical Officer, Annalise.ai
      Basab Bhattacharya, Clinical Informatic Lead - Radiology/AI, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
      Dominic Cushnan, Director of AI, Imaging and Deployment, NHS Transformation Directorate, NHS England
      Vishnu Chandrabalan, Consultant Surgeon and Head of Data Science and AI, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
      Dr Marc Farr, Chief Analytical Officer, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust
      James Graveston, Principal Business Consultant, Zühlke
      Dr Amrita Kumar, Consultant Radiologist & AI Clinical Lead, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
      Dr Alex Novak, Lead Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Ambulatory Care, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
      Haris Shuaib, AI Transformation Lead and Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing, AI Centre and Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust
      Marcela Vizcaychipi, Deputy Chief Clinical Information Officer, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust       Boardroom

      Looking specifically at procurement and adoption, experts in the AI product lifecycle will highlight some of the best practice they have seen or experienced in AI working groups. The audience is encouraged to share their knowledge and experience of procurement and adoption models, current best practice and discuss the benefits of a national consortium of AI working groups.

      • Chair:

      • Adam Igra, Director of Innovation, Centre for Innovation, Transformation and Improvement, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

      • Dr Rick Abramson, Chief Medical Officer, Annalise.ai

      • Basab Bhattacharya, Clinical Informatic Lead - Radiology/AI, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

      • Dominic Cushnan, Director of AI, Imaging and Deployment, NHS Transformation Directorate, NHS England

      • Vishnu Chandrabalan, Consultant Surgeon and Head of Data Science and AI, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

      • Dr Marc Farr, Chief Analytical Officer, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

      • James Graveston, Principal Business Consultant, Zühlke

      • Dr Amrita Kumar, Consultant Radiologist & AI Clinical Lead, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust

      • Dr Alex Novak, Lead Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Ambulatory Care, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

      • Haris Shuaib, AI Transformation Lead and Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing, AI Centre and Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS Foundation Trust

      • Marcela Vizcaychipi, Deputy Chief Clinical Information Officer, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

  • STARTUP SHOWCASE 6: Meet the innovators and disruptors of the digital health ecosystem to forge key partnerships that will fuel innovative AI deployment
    • 13:40 - 14:40
      Challenging the status quo Who’s driving change through brand-new ideas? Who has developed the next game-changer? What’s ‘the next big thing’ and which ideas are in incubation to drive innovation and digital transformation? Chair:
      Joel Myhre, Senior Disaster Management Specialist, Pacific Disaster Center
      Tamás Petrovics Co-Founder & CEO, XUND
      Blaise Thomson, CEO & Co-Founder, Bitfount
      Gabriel Lambert, Head of Clinical Operations, TidalSense
      Volker Rudolph, Founder & Developer, medrepo GmbH
      Dr. Keith Tsui, CEO & Co-Founder, Medwise
      Ross Farmer, Commercial Director, DrDoctor       Room 5

      13:40 – 13:50 Digital Patient Journey: From Data to Actionable Insights

      Tamás Petrovics, Co-Founder & CEO, XUND

      13:50 – 14:00 Transforming Clinical Research with Federated AI

      Blaise Thomson, CEO & Co-Founder, Bitfount

      14:00 – 14:10 N-Tidal – Revolutionising Respiratory Pathways

      Gabriel Lambert, Head of Clinical Operations, TidalSense

      14:10 – 14:20 How Empathie, Anonymization, Real World Data and Artificial Intelligence work together

      Volker Rudolph, Founder & Developer, medrepo GmbH

      14:20 – 14:30 How AI-powered search can empower clinicians, increase productivity and improve pathway implementations

      Dr. Keith Tsui, CEO & Co-Founder, Medwise

      14:30 – 14:40 AI DNA Prediction 

      Ross Farmer, Commercial Director, DrDoctor

      • Chair:

      • Joel Myhre, Senior Disaster Management Specialist, Pacific Disaster Center

      • Tamás Petrovics Co-Founder & CEO, XUND

      • Blaise Thomson, CEO & Co-Founder, Bitfount

      • Gabriel Lambert, Head of Clinical Operations, TidalSense

      • Volker Rudolph, Founder & Developer, medrepo GmbH

      • Dr. Keith Tsui, CEO & Co-Founder, Medwise

      • Ross Farmer, Commercial Director, DrDoctor

  • WORKSHOP 6: Join our hands-on workshops for practical exercises and to learn from leaders in the field
    • 13:40 - 14:40
      Unlocking innovation in healthcare: Exploring funding journeys and impact of AI-enabled health tech companies Chair:
      Ian Newington, Assistant Director, Innovations, National Institute for Health Research
      Debbie Wake, CEO/ Clinical Lead, MyWay Digital Health
      Linda Streames, Clinical Development Lead, CorporateHealth International
      Surabhi Srivastava, Vice President of Sales & BD, UK, Qure.ai       Room 6

      This workshop aims to showcase successful examples of three health tech companies and their journey in receiving funding such as the AI in Health and Care Award. The focus will be on discussing various aspects, including navigating the NHS, progressing towards procurement and adoption, understanding the healthcare ecosystem and regulatory factors, and identifying key stakeholders crucial for driving innovation. Firsthand insights into how these companies’ solutions have contributed to faster and personalised diagnoses and better patient outcomes.

      • Chair:

      • Ian Newington, Assistant Director, Innovations, National Institute for Health Research

      • Debbie Wake, CEO/ Clinical Lead, MyWay Digital Health

      • Linda Streames, Clinical Development Lead, CorporateHealth International

      • Surabhi Srivastava, Vice President of Sales & BD, UK, Qure.ai

  • 14:50 - 15:50
    SESSION FOUR 14:50- 15:50
  • MAIN STAGE: PRACTICAL, REAL-WORLD AI USE CASES Examining the potential to transform care delivery, challenges faced and lessons learnt to scale AI projects in the NHS
    • 14:50 - 15:10
      USE CASE: Improving clinical workflows by implementing new digital transformation strategies Marcela Vizcaychipi, Deputy Chief Clinical Information Officer, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Main Stage

      Improving clinical workflows by implementing new digital transformation strategies

      This use case delves into the various processes involved in digitalising clinical workflows and enhancing the quality of patient care and explores how involving patients in the process can lead to better outcomes and highlight ways to bring innovation to action. Showcasing examples of how new digital transformation strategies can help us achieve better healthcare outcomes and what steps we need to take.

      • Marcela Vizcaychipi, Deputy Chief Clinical Information Officer, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

    • 15:10 - 15:30
      USE CASE: “Hospital of the future” Christian Flynn, Medical Doctor, Liverpool University Hospitals Foundation Trust & Clinical Innovation Fellow, Alder Hey Innovation Centre Main Stage

      How AlderHey@anywhere digital platform is set to revolutionise the way in which patient care is delivered to children and young people

      • Christian Flynn, Medical Doctor, Liverpool University Hospitals Foundation Trust & Clinical Innovation Fellow, Alder Hey Innovation Centre

    • 15:30 - 15:50
      USE CASE: Building a modern infrastructure for collaborative healthcare data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence Vishnu Chandrabalan, Consultant Surgeon and Head of Data Science and AI, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Main Stage

      Discussing the benefits of data sharing, including how it strengthens collaboration to allow researchers become part of a larger and richer scientific community

      • Vishnu Chandrabalan, Consultant Surgeon and Head of Data Science and AI, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

  • WORKSHOP 7: Join our hands-on workshops for practical exercises and to learn from leaders in the field
    • 14:50 - 15:50
      Disrupting the NHS with ChatGPT Chair:
      Pritesh Mistry, Policy Fellow, Digital Technologies, King's Fund
      Tamara Everington, Haematology Consultant and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
      Dr Denys Pak, Postgraduate Associate Dean & Lead for Digital and Innovation, East of England, Health Education England       Room 5

      A deep dive workshop conversation on the impact of ChatGPT in the NHS – what are the roadblocks, challenges and viability and how will ChatGPT transform the way clinicians and patients interact? Can ChatGPT help to reduce the administrative burden and provide better patient outcomes? Will it be able to write and suggest a patient treatment plan, how will it be tested, and will it be able to automate routine tasks?

      • Chair:

      • Pritesh Mistry, Policy Fellow, Digital Technologies, King's Fund

      • Tamara Everington, Haematology Consultant and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

      • Dr Denys Pak, Postgraduate Associate Dean & Lead for Digital and Innovation, East of England, Health Education England

  • CHALLENGE 7: For entrepreneurs with a shared passion to innovate, by solving real-world challenges to help integrate AI and data driven technologies into health and social care
    • 14:50 - 15:50
      Implementing digital front doors in healthcare Joanna Fox, Faculty Member, National Association of Primary Care
      Sura Al-Qassab, Faculty Member, National Association of Primary Care       Room 6

      As healthcare has moved from analog to digital, one of the biggest changes how patients interface with the healthcare system is through the “digital front door.” How are digital front doors improving patient access and engagement with the use of digital technologies? What are the benefits and challenges of implementing digital front doors in healthcare? How to prioritize patient-centered design and usability, while also ensuring that these tools are secure and compliant with relevant regulations? How to provide education and support to patients to help them access and use these tools effectively?

      • Joanna Fox, Faculty Member, National Association of Primary Care

      • Sura Al-Qassab, Faculty Member, National Association of Primary Care

  • 15:50 - 16:10
    NETWORKING
  • 16:10 - 17:00
    SESSION FIVE 16:10- 17:00
  • 16:10 - 16:35
    CLOSING HEADLINER: How to solve a trillion-dollar problem in healthcare with data? Jack Kreindler, Founder and Medical Director, The Centre for Health and Human Performance Main Stage

    Solving a trillion-dollar problem in healthcare requires harnessing the power of data. By leveraging advanced technologies and data-driven approaches, we can address key challenges and revolutionize the healthcare industry. The use of data enables us to track biomarkers, improve access to medical innovation, and enhance critical care management. Driven by the insights gained from data analysis, we can develop innovative solutions that improve patient outcomes and contribute to the efficient and effective delivery of healthcare services. With a focus on leveraging data, we have the potential to tackle the complex issues plaguing the healthcare system and pave the way for a more sustainable and impactful future in healthcare. Join Dr. Jack Kreindler as he presents groundbreaking findings from his unique research expedition and the project called Inspire 22 from the South Pole, showcasing the power of data to revolutionize patient care and treatment outcomes.

    • Jack Kreindler, Founder and Medical Director, The Centre for Health and Human Performance

  • 16:35 - 17:00
    CLOSING HEADLINER: What will the future of healthcare look like? Hema Purohit, CTO - EMEA, Public Sector & Healthcare, Microsoft Main Stage

    The future of healthcare is envisioned as a transformative concept where hospitals will no longer be mere facilities, but rather integral parts of a larger system.  This future healthcare landscape emphasises flexibility, agility, and a focus on wellness and technology will play a pivotal role in shaping this future, enabling innovative solutions and improving patient care. Through the integration of technology, a patient-centric approach, and a shift towards proactive care, Hema will touch point how the healthcare system is aiming to provide more efficient, effective, and personalised services to enhance wellness and well-being. With a growing trend towards home-based treatment, will patients have more opportunities to monitor and manage their own conditions? How will this shift to a seamless integration of physical healthcare locations with telehealth and telemedicine services, enabling remote consultations, monitoring, and support?

    • Hema Purohit, CTO - EMEA, Public Sector & Healthcare, Microsoft

  • 17:00 -
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