HTN is delighted to reveal the dates for HTN Now, our online event series that engages tens of thousands of people each year.
Whether you join us live or catch-up when it’s the best time for you – the event doesn’t end on the day – our journalists focus in on the sessions to make sure there’s nothing you miss, through our in-depth features.
This year we’ve already brought you a range of great sessions, including Dr Minal Bakhai on transforming the model of general practice, North East and North Cumbria ICS digital strategy, Humber, Coast and Vale Shared Care Records journey, to the dangers of bias in artificial intelligence and how it adversely affects communities – but there’s lots more to come!
During the year we will welcome NHS leaders from across health and care, focusing on their programmes and strategy, how they are tackling challenges, including their learnings and practical advice. We will also welcome suppliers to keep in touch with new developments in the industry, and stay at the forefront of innovation.
Our event series has three strands:
- HTN Now – The HTN Now tour runs through the year, where we virtually visit NHS teams across the country and welcome suppliers to share their work. The events cover a variety of topics, around a theme of health tech for the now.
- HTN Now Focus – Our popular Focus sessions, held over one-day – we drill down into the detail of a topic.
- HTN Now Festival – A new concept to ‘learn’ and ‘connect’ – a three-day online event, with a new approach.
The calendar:
- Now – 19th – 21st April – Health tech topics for the now
- Focus – 17th May – Supporting Digital ICS
- Focus – 20th June – Electronic Patient Records
- Focus – 21st June – Strategy, Transformation and Change
- Festival – 18th – 20th July
- Focus – 3rd August – Digital Primary Care
- Now – 19th – 22nd September – Health tech topics for the now
- Focus – 11th October – Digital Social Care / Digital Mental Health
- Now – 8th – 9th November – Health tech topics for the now
- Focus – 5th December – Citizen Transformation; changing the model; virtual wards, patient access, remote monitoring
To register to attend, please do so here.
To participate and host a session, please contact Emma Carter by email: emma@htn.co.uk
If you have missed any of the live sessions, you can read our articles here.
