The Access Group's Guide to Digital Health Rewired 2025

The Access Group's Guide to Digital Health Rewired 2025

This year’s Digital Health Rewired 2025 is already looking to be a jam-packed two days full of thought-provoking discussions, networking opportunities, and a chance to explore the latest cutting-edge innovations in health and social care.

Discover with us all the activities that you shoud be attending.


Day 1

Reflecting on the insights from Digital Health Rewired 2024, where collaboration and innovation were at the forefront, this year's event is set to be an unmissable experience and will spotlight critical topics impacting primary care and the VCSE (voluntary, community, social care, and enterprise) sectors.?Delve into the industry’s most talked-about trends, from integration and patient engagement to digital literacy, cyber security and the rising power of ethical AI (artificial intelligence) within the health and social care space.

The evolving programme features a dynamic lineup of speakers and sessions, with more to be announced in the coming months. Whether you’re involved in social care, primary care, or you’re simply eager to learn about the latest technologies propelling digital health forward, here are the top discussions scheduled for Tuesday the 18th of March that you won’t want to miss.

*please note, all scheduled sessions may subject to change.

Exploring Digital Innovation and Transformation

Rewired 2025 will be packed with sessions showcasing how digital technology is advancing the landscape. With Microsoft sponsoring the Digital Transformation Stage, attendees can look forward to discussions covering everything from AI breakthroughs to NHS digital strategies.

The following discussions are an absolute must for anyone passionate about digital and its current and future role in transforming health and social care:

  • The NHS App: A Digital Front Door

10:45 – 11:30, Digital Transformation Stage

With 34 million users already benefiting from its features, the NHS App is a cornerstone of the healthcare system’s digital future. Learn from Professor Joe Harrison, National Director of NHS Digital Channels, as he explores how the app can empower citizens and transform access to care.

  • Harnessing AI: The Future of Healthcare

12:30 – 13:15, AI and Data Stage

This thought-provoking panel will dive into how AI can address the healthcare system’s biggest challenges. From workforce transformation to addressing health inequity, explore the opportunities, risks and real-world applications of AI with leading experts like Dr Hatim Abdulhussein and Prof. Susan Shelmerdine .

  • How Do NHS Staff and the Public Feel About AI?

15:00 – 15:45, AI and Data Stage

Discover insights from a survey of over 8,000 NHS staff and public members on their attitudes towards health technology and data use. This session will also explore the importance of patient and public involvement in healthcare innovation and ethical guidelines for AI in adult social care.

  • Live AI Bakeoff: ChatGPT vs Human Doctors

16:30 – 17:30, AI and Data Stage

Don’t miss this lively showdown where AI tools like ChatGPT will go head-to-head with NHS doctors in diagnosing clinical cases. Hosted by Dr Josh Au Yeung , this session promises to be as entertaining as it is insightful, tackling the key issues around AI’s role in health and social care.


Integration and Patient Engagement

Integration and the push for more effective collaboration between people, places and systems is a central theme at every Rewired event and other healthcare expos globally. As co-headline sponsor, The Access Group is proud to support the Integrated Care Stage; championing our shared commitment to enhancing collaboration and creating better, joined-up care for all.

In addition to the below, attendees will be offered the chance to engage in a series of insightful sessions dedicated to this topic and a range of others, exploring the sector’s achievements so far as well as future strategies to ensure its continuous development.

  • Collaboration to Put People at the Heart of Health and Social Care

10:30 – 11:15, Integrated Care Stage

Explore how to processes, people, and systems are essential to the successful implementation of integrated care. Alongside @Helen Thomas and Rashik Parmar MBE, who share lessons from other sectors on developing a digital strategy and workforce to enable transformation, Access’s own Director of Product and Engineering, Alan Payne, will provide practical examples of how cutting-edge technology enhances collaboration across care services and how team integration can lead to better health outcomes.

  • Patient Engagement Case Studies

11:15 – 12:00, Patient Engagement and Outcomes Stage

Hear from three best-practice case studies on community patient engagement initiatives in a session that will provide valuable insights into how digital tools are reshaping patient engagement and care delivery. Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust will discuss improving sustainability in community health, whilst NHS South East will detail their use of patient portals integrated with the NHS App across various trusts. Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley will explore the transformative potential of digital therapeutics in mental health.

  • International Perspectives on Digital Health

13:15 – 14:00, Integrated Care Stage

Gain insights into how advanced healthcare systems worldwide are harnessing digital health. Prof. Henrique Martins?will identify common themes applicable to the UK. Prof. Rachel Dunscombe of openEHR International will discuss the growing momentum of international standards and the role of data equity in health and social care. This keynote session offers a global perspective on digital health advancements and their relevance to the UK landscape.


Workforce Empowerment and Enhancing Clinical Safety

Cyber attacks are a significant threat to healthcare services, and the events that took place in London last year underscore the critical importance of robust data protection measures in safeguarding patient information and maintaining continuity of care services.

The Cybersecurity Stage will host sessions on the importance of implementing successful strategies for mitigating the risk of cyber threats and developing secure clinical safety networks, while the Leadership and Teams Stage will host a range of talks focused on digitally empowering the workforce to streamline operations, reduce administrative burdens and enhance staff wellbeing.

  • Changing the Culture to Develop Digital Teams

09:15 – 10:00, Leadership and Teams Stage

Explore how multidisciplinary digital teams from leading NHS trusts collaborate to optimise patient safety, experience, and clinical effectiveness. The Royal Free London will share strategies for delivering successful digital projects that improve patient care and staff experience, aligning resources with trust priorities.

  • Lessons from Synnovis: Recovering Clinical Services Following Cybersecurity Attacks

12:15 – 13:00, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Stage

In June 2024, a ransomware attack on Synnovis disrupted clinical services across London, leading to thousands of cancelled operations. Denis Lafitte , CIO of King’s College Hospital and Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust , will discuss the attack, its impact, the response and key lessons learned for NHS professionals.

  • Keynote Session: Building Cyber Foundations to Enable Analogue to Digital

13:45 – 14:45, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Stage

Following Lord Darzi’s call for major changes in health and social care, including a shift from analogue to digital across the NHS, national cybersecurity leads will discuss how to establish the necessary foundations and infrastructure to support this transformation. Speakers include Mike Fell , Executive Director of National Cyber Security Operations at NHS England, and Cathy O’Keefe, Deputy Director of Security (Delivery), Cyber Operations at NHS England.

  • Evolution of the Clinical Safety Officer Role: Insights from Leading Digital Clinical Safety Networks

15:00 – 15:45, Leadership and Teams Stage

Gain insights into various models of digital clinical safety networks operating nationally, regionally, within Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), and at the trust level. Speakers from different regions will enhance your understanding of digital clinical safety, available models, and guidance on establishing your own network.

Panellists include Lynne Avrell , Chief Nursing Information Officer at Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust ; Kaye Reynolds , Lead Digital Health Clinical Safety Officer at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust ; Stephen Roche , Experienced Occupational Therapist and Clinical Safety Officer at Integrated Health & Care Services: DCSS; and Andy Carr, Clinical Safety Officer at NHS England.

We have carefully selected these sessions as the top picks for day one of Rewired 2025 because they address the most pressing challenges and opportunities in digital health today. However, in addition to these highlighted sessions, numerous other talks are scheduled throughout the event that are equally worth your attention. These sessions cover a wide range of topics and are designed to provide valuable insights and practical strategies for professionals across all areas of the health and social care industry.



Must-See Exhibitors: Day One?

Rewired 2025 will feature a diverse array of exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations in digital health, from VR simulations and groundbreaking surgical technology to state-of-the-art EPRs and care applications. Taking the time to explore the expo floor gives attendees the chance to delve into the ins and outs of these solutions, sign up for updates and exclusive offers, participate in raffles, and enjoy complimentary coffee, cake and other sweet treats at select stands.

Here are some exhibitors you’ll definitely want to pay a visit to across the two days:

The Access Group - Stand E30

We’re incredibly honoured to be the co-headline sponsor of this year’s event and equally excited to welcome you to our stand. Our friendly team is eager to introduce you to our latest innovations, including Access Intelligent Care Platform (AICP). This cutting-edge solution integrates processes, systems, and people to enhance visibility, reduce waste, and improve actionability across the entire continuum of care. Visit our stand to explore how our technology can support your organisation’s digital transformation journey.

微软 Stand C30

Microsoft needs no introduction, but they’re getting one anyway. As joint-headline sponsor of Rewired 2025, Microsoft has been empowering healthcare organisations for years; helping them enhance patient engagement, improve team collaboration, and gain actionable insights through secure and compliant data solutions. We’re proud to be have begun a long-standing partnership with them in 2024 and we look forward to building upon this foundation in the coming year. Be sure to visit them on stand C30 to explore their latest cutting-edge technologies.

CLEO Systems - Stand E22

CLEO Systems specialises in developing and integrating digital solutions for primary, urgent, and emergency care. Their platforms are designed to support healthcare providers in delivering efficient and effective patient care. Stop by for a chat to learn how their innovative solutions can enhance your service delivery.

Epro - Stand D62

Epro offers a modular Unified Digital Health Platform that supports clinicians in making better decisions, increasing productivity, and improving patient care. With a growing community of NHS Trusts and users, their solutions are tailored to meet the evolving needs of healthcare professionals. Visit their stand to explore how their technology can benefit your organisation.

Induction Healthcare Group PLC - Stand D40

Induction Healthcare provides advanced communication platforms that facilitate seamless collaboration among healthcare professionals. Their solutions aim to improve connectivity and streamline workflows within healthcare settings. Drop in to discover how their platforms can enhance your team’s communication and efficiency.


Rewired 2025: Your Gateway to the Future of Digital Health

This year’s Rewired is set to be an unmissable event for anyone invested in the future of digital health and social care. 2025 is also the year to usher in what is hoped to be significant change through the Labour government’s introduction of its ambitious 10-year health reform plan.

With the plan in mind, Rewired provides an opportunity to explore strategies that not only address the critical challenges within the NHS and social systems but also enhance integration between these services to improve efficiencies, reduce unnecessary waste, and produce better outcomes for everyone involved. Don’t miss your chance to connect with experts and be part of the action!



Day 2

Building upon the momentum of the previous day, Wednesday the 19th of March promises to delve deeper into the pressing issues and innovative solutions shaping the future of digital health.

The day's agenda is meticulously crafted with a diverse lineup of speakers and sessions, enabling participants to gain valuable insights into the strategies and technologies propelling the industry forward.

Whether you're a professional in social or primary care, a technology enthusiast, or someone just keen to understand more about digital health and the landscape in general, day two of Rewired 2025 offers a plethora of sessions tailored to your interests.

Here are the top discussions scheduled for Wednesday that you’ll definitely want to prioritise:

*please note, all scheduled sessions are subject to change.


Exploring Digital Innovation and Transformation

The second day of Rewired 2025 promises an equal number of engaging sessions covering the ever-evolving world of digital health and social care. Hear top digital leaders and panellists discuss national programmes and local initiatives in depth, and showcase the latest innovations and digital solutions that are revolutionising the NHS as we know it.

  • Digital Transformation Keynote Session

09:30 – 10:30, Digital Transformation Stage

Kick off day two with a powerful keynote session featuring national leaders exploring how digital technologies will drive the NHS’s ambitious long-term plan. Expect forward-looking insights into how digital innovation can reshape care delivery. Speakers to be announced.

  • Panel Discussion: How Technology Can Shift Care into the Community

13:30 – 14:15, Digital Transformation Stage

Attendees will have a tough choice to make between this session and the intervention-focused talk taking place on the Innovation stage after lunch, as both will provide valuable insights into future health initiatives.

In light of the Darzi report released last summer, this panel brings together sector leaders to discuss how technology can enhance the efficiency, quality, and safety of community care. The discussion will cover digital systems for NHS staff operating outside hospitals and the transformative potential of AI in healthcare delivery. Speakers to be announced.

  • Using Real-World Data to Reduce Polypharmacy in Multiple Long-Term Conditions

13:30 - 14:15, Innovation Stage

Discover how data and AI are being used to address the challenges of polypharmacy and improve outcomes for the 14+ million people in England living with multiple health conditions. This session will explore innovative interventions and transformative prescribing practices. Join experts Dr Asra Aslam, Prof. Reecha Sofat, and Dr Thomas Jackson for an insightful discussion.


Integration and Patient Engagement

Join industry experts and thought leaders as they share their experiences and visions for a more connected and responsive health and social care system. From the power of technology-enabled care to population health and prevention strategies, these sessions will provide valuable insights into the future of patient-centred care design.

  • Integrated Care Keynote Session

10:30 – 11:15, Integrated Care Stage

Dr Alec Price-Forbes , in his inaugural appearance as NHS England's National CCIO, will discuss strategies to engage the workforce, public and patients in the NHS's digital transformation. He will be joined by Gemma Peters , Chief Executive of Macmillan Cancer Support . The session will be chaired by Dr Paul Jones, CDIO at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust .

  • Technology-Enabled Remote Monitoring at Scale

12:45 – 13:30, Patient Engagement and Outcomes Stage

Explore two large-scale Technology Enabled Remote Monitoring (TERM) projects aimed at improving patient outcomes. The DECIDE centre, a collaboration between the 英国牛津大学 and RAND Europe , will share insights on factors influencing the success of TERM pathways. Additionally, learn about TERM's implementation in Welsh schools and its impact on patient well-being and system demand. Speakers include Prof. Sara Shaw, Dr Sonja Marjanovic , Breid O’Brien, and Prof. Alka Ahuja.

  • A Local Federated Approach to Population Health Management

14:30 – 15:15, Integrated Care Stage

Discover how Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust , under Joe Rafferty's leadership, has pioneered the use of data to enhance patient care and operational efficiency through real-time insights. Joe will be joined by Andrea Astbury and Chris Buckels from partner NHS organisations to discuss their collaborative efforts.

  • Moving Towards Integrated Health and Care

15:30 – 16:15, Integrated Care Stage

David Thompson will present how two trusts combined resources to alleviate capacity constraints, improving access and expediting diagnoses for conditions like cancer and heart disease. Subsequent presentations will detail the creation of person-centred care plans shared across health, social care, public health and related services. Speakers include Jen King, Matthew Wyatt, Dr Simon Rang and Shelly Rose.


Workforce Empowerment and Enhancing Clinical Safety

The final day's sessions will provide attendees with invaluable insights to enhance their operational efforts. From digital collaboration between staff to virtual care initiatives and lessons on security infrastructure, these discussions aim to equip participants with actionable strategies to implement within their organisations. Don't miss this opportunity to absorb the event's last key takeaways!

  • Showcase: Digital Collaboration in Practice

10:30 – 11:15, Leadership and Teams Stage

Join leaders from the East Midlands Acute Provider (EMAP) Network as they reveal how regional partnerships are revolutionising digital and integrated care. Gain first-hand insights into successful collaborations and engage directly with Chief Digital Information Officers (CDIOs) from across the region during the interactive Q&A segment.

  • Virtual Wards and Remote Monitoring Case Studies

11:00 – 11:45, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Stage

Discover how Birmingham Community Healthcare FT has successfully implemented remote patient monitoring in care homes, enhancing patient care beyond hospital walls. Additionally, Dr Rajiv Sankaranarayanan will showcase NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group FT’s innovative heart failure virtual ward scheme, demonstrating tangible benefits for patients and care providers alike.

  • Developing the Digital Ally

12:00 – 12:45, Leadership and Teams Stage

Delve into the significance of digital inclusion and learn how to cultivate digital allies within your organisation. This session offers actionable strategies and solutions to drive meaningful change, ensuring that digital advancements are accessible and beneficial to all.

  • Keynote – Preparing Health Infrastructure for the Future

13:45 – 14:45, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Stage

Gain a global perspective as experts from three nations share their visionary approaches to modernising healthcare infrastructure. Yih Yng Ng , Director of the Digital and Smart Health Office at the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, National Healthcare Group Singapore, will provide invaluable lessons on building resilient, future-ready health systems.

In addition to these highlighted sessions, a diverse array of talks is scheduled throughout the last day of Rewired, each offering unique perspectives and solutions. We recommend exploring the sessions most relevant to you and your organisation to get the most value out of your experience.


Must-See Exhibitors: Day Two

The second day of Rewired presents an equally superb selection of exhibitors leading the charge in digital health innovation. We encourage you to visit the following stands to discover their pioneering solutions, participate in interactive demonstrations and get to know the latest technological advancements poised to drive digital transformation within your organisation and the health and social care sector as a whole.

Isla Health | B Corp? Stand E20

Visit Isla at Stand E20 to discover their innovative platform that enhances patient engagement and streamlines clinical workflows through secure visual communication tools. Adopted by NHS Trusts like Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust , Isla's technology enables patients to securely share images and videos of their conditions, facilitating efficient triage and treatment.

Novari Health Stand H24

Learn how Novari Health's integrated software modules improve patient access to care by managing surgical waitlists, eReferrals and care coordination. Their platform has helped healthcare providers achieve a 28% reduction in wait times, process over 7 million patient cases, and enhanced efficiencies through its leading-edge software.

Strata Health UK – Stand C62

Discover Strata Health's eReferrals platform, Strata PathWays, which digitises and streamlines clinical referral processes, enabling seamless care transitions. With over 80 health system partners, Strata Health helps 500 of the world’s hospitals achieve over 800,000 transitions of care every year, making them a true expert in patient flow solutions.

Wellola Stand F20

Explore Wellola's secure digital solutions at Stand F20, designed to support modern healthcare providers in meeting patient communication needs today while future-proofing for tomorrow. Their award-winning platform, Portasana?, has been successfully deployed by major healthcare organisations, helping them achieve a 15% reduction in no-shows on average and save up to £292,000 each year by supporting patients at home.


Rewired 2025: The Exciting World of Digital Health Awaits?

With a packed agenda, an exceptional lineup of speakers, and some of the most forward-thinking exhibitors showcasing their latest solutions across the two days, Digital Health Rewired 2025 offers us all an opportunity to soak up a wealth of knowledge, discover groundbreaking digital health technology and connect with experts and like-minded individuals. We look forward to engaging in discussions and exploring how we can collectively tackle the challenges in health and social care and enhance it for everyone. See you on the expo floor!

Attending Rewired on Tuesday the 18th? Check out our day one guide to Rewired for all the top sessions and must-see exhibitors.


Access Health and Local Government , Sounds like an amazing event! I'm really looking forward to the discussions and the chance to connect with others in the field. It's always inspiring to see how digital health is evolving. What topics are you most excited to dive into? ???? #DigitalHealth #Networking #HealthInnovation

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