Event ~ InteropConnect 2026: The Convenzis NHS Hospital Interoperability & Systems Conference

A Practical Learning Event on Hospital Interoperability

Healthcare digital transformation is not only about technology, but also about people, capability, and collaboration. InteropConnect 2026 brings NHS leaders, clinicians, IT specialists, and industry partners together to share how interoperability is achieved in practice:

How staff are upskilled and retained to manage digital change.
How funding cases are built and approved.
How technical and operational barriers are overcome.
How strong networks are formed across trusts and suppliers.

Through skill clinics, case studies, and candid fireside interviews, delegates will gain actionable strategies and tools that can be applied directly in their organisations.

Key Educational Themes

Overcoming Interoperability Challenges – training on how to identify barriers in hospital systems and apply practical solutions that align with NHS standards.
Digital Infrastructure & Security Foundations – lessons in building resilient, scalable, and secure platforms that enable safe information exchange.
Improving Patient Outcomes through Data Sharing – practical methods for designing governance models and workflows that make shared data clinically meaningful.
Operational Efficiency & Workforce Enablement – learning how to streamline hospital operations while equipping teams with the confidence and skills to use digital tools effectively.
Managing Legacy Systems and Obsolete Technology – strategies for phasing out unsupported hardware/software while maintaining business continuity.
Risk Management in Interoperability Projects – real-world examples of how to anticipate, monitor, and mitigate risks across technical, operational, and clinical domains.

What’s New for 2026

Morning and Afternoon Skill Clinics – hands-on training sessions that equip delegates with practical frameworks they can adapt immediately.
Candid Fireside Chats – leaders sharing lessons learned, including challenges and failures, not just success stories.
Peer Learning Circles – focused networking around common digital transformation obstacles.

Action-Oriented Case Studies – presentations that highlight how results were achieved, not just the outcomes.

Who Should Attend:

NHS digital and IT leaders, CCIOs, CNIOs, programme and transformation managers, information governance and security teams, clinicians engaged in digital change, procurement and strategy leads, and suppliers committed to meaningful interoperability.

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