Digital Healthcare Show to explore how health tech can be used to solve challenges
The Digital Healthcare Show will return in April to explore how healthcare technology can be harnessed to solve challenges in healthcare.
The “captivating and thought-provoking” agenda that puts technology at the heart of healthcare is aimed at healthcare professionals looking to revolutionise the NHS through the use of data, analytics and technology.
The Digital Healthcare Show, part of Health Plus Care, will take place from 26-27 April 2023 at the ExCeL, London.
The Digital Healthcare Show gives exhibitors a chance to get face-to-face time with senior decision makers focused on delivering digital transformation and provides a platform for generating quality leads and engaging with existing and prospective customers.
Conference theatres and educational spotlights are built into and around the exhibition floor. Additionally, the staggered programme allows attendees time to look at stands, which helps footfall and increases the ability for retailers to have valuable conversations throughout the two days.
With the aim to reflect the current transition towards digital maturity in healthcare, the programme will draw on topical themes such as virtual care, data and analytics, and digital inclusion across two days of educational content, case studies, and insight from innovators and healthcare leaders at the vanguard of digital health innovation.
2023 programme themes include: Popular health management, information governance, digital maturity, cyber secrurity, interoperability and system integration, data, analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) and technology enabled care (TEC).
The show is a CPD-accredited and free to attend event for healthcare professionals. It welcomes CIOs, CCIOs, senior IT leaders and clinicians from across NHS, local government, ICSs and primary care for two days of game-changing education and networking.
It also hopes to create meaningful conversations, enabling healthcare professionals to learn from the digital response to the COVID-19 pandemic and continue the rapid and unprecedented transformation of services that has taken place in recent years.
