Event ~ The Digital Hospitals Conference 2021: Achieving digital excellence

The Digital Hospitals Conference 2021: Achieving digital excellence

“I thought the event went really well, great venue and amazing tech which made it run really smoothly. I enjoyed it thank you for inviting me” NHS England and NHS Improvement, attended the 2019 Health Tech Conference.

We are hugely excited to share details on our first in-person Healthcare Tech summit in over 12 months, following extensive network research and feedback we have decided to host our secondary care innovation conference on November 3rd, 2021 in central Manchester.

**Our venue will adhere to all sanitation and covid-19 related government guidelines**

The NHS is currently using technology to help health and care professionals communicate better and enable people to access the care they need quickly and easily,

The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in the rapid adoption of digital technology in the NHS and significant changes in the delivery of services more widely – to free up space and capacity in acute hospitals, enable remote working and reduce the risk of infection transmission in NHS settings.

Our Digital Hospitals Conference 2021: Achieving digital excellence will provide NHS Tech leaders with a refreshing platform to meet and engage with peers and providers in-person, as an attendee you can expect to hear from 8 high-level guest speakers sharing policy and practical insight alongside actively deploying innovation and technology, or just innovative technology.

The Digital Hospitals Conference 2021: Achieving digital excellence

View our Safety and Sanitation Measures at our upcoming in-person events: https://www.convenzis.co.uk/safety-and-sanitation-measures/

Key Subjects

Event key themes:

Leadership development: The changing role of the CIO
Connected digital systems
Digital Aspirants Programme: Updates and Outcomes
Interoperability
Patient empowerment: Apps and digital tools
Digital Child Health Transformation Programme

The health and care sector is undergoing widespread transformation. Technology is fundamental to this transformation and is no longer on the edge of services but is central to the delivery of health and care for both adults and children, join us as we open the debate and share insights.