HTNLive is a new approach to an event, we aim to pose challenge questions, facilitate discussion and participation, and share in-focus deep dives into digital projects at NHS organisations.
The event will focus on transformation now and in the future, tackling key challenges and providing deep dives into digital and data.
If you would like to discuss the opportunity to sponsor, please email marketing@htn.co.uk
AGENDA
Focused roundtable discussions
Thought provoking panel discussions
Speed presentations into digital programmes
Challenge questions to facilitate sharing
Networking
WHY ATTEND?
Connect, collaborate and discuss with peers
Find answers or approaches to your challenges
Gain peer to peer knowledge and learnings
Hear and contribute insightful in-depth discussions
Be involved in focused deep dives
Hear practical case studies
LEADING THE AGENDA
We’re pleased to share a team of fantastic people leading the agenda so far…
Ramandeep Kaur, CCIO, University Hospitals Northamptonshire
Sevina Tzortzis, CCIO, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
Victoria Ottley-Groom, executive director of digital and information at BOB ICB, and CDTIO at Surrey Heartlands
Kathryn Kaboutian, joint deputy CDIO, North Bristol NHS Trust and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust
Graeme Caul, COO, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Sarah Hanbridge CCIO, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Jason Bradley, chief digital and data officer, Countess of Chester Hospital
Jon Higham, CCIO, Birmingham Community Healthcare
Amanda Jackson, associate CCIO, digital transformation team Leeds Community Healthcare
Mayur Vibhuti, CCIO and GP clinical lead for digital, Kent and Medway ICB
Nasser Arif, cyber security manager, London NW University Healthcare, The Hillingdon Hospitals
Mateen Ellahi, GP and member of NHSE primary care advisory group, South Stockton PCN, Elm Tree Surgery
Saleem Haider, people participation digital lead, East London NHS FT
Gwen Saalmink senior research nurse, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Patrick Denston, PCN digital change manager, Frimley ICB
Dan Rennie-Hale, director of clinical outcomes and effectiveness, University Hospitals Sussex NHS FT
Jessica Dhaliwal, senior clinical digital nurse, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Louise Haigh, programme manager (Digital IT), Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Mark Crannage, associate director of business information and digital systems, Cambridgeshire Community Services
Jocelyn Palmer, programme director, OneLondon
Keltie Jamieson, CHIO, Bermuda Hospitals Board
Rebecca Duffy, CIO and director of digital transformation, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
AGENDA OUTLINE
8:30-9:00
Registration and networking
9:00-9:10
Opening address
9:10-9:35
Keynote panel discussion on digital, national priorities and the NHS 10-year plan
9:35-9:50
Challenge question: How can digital support high quality cost effective healthcare?
9:50-10:00
Speed presentation
10:00-10:10
Speed presentation
10:10-10-:40
Roundtable workshops
The path to NHS innovation: Balancing IT modernisation with cost efficiency
To support the NHS elective recovery, should every patient on a waiting list have a digital, paperless record by 2028?
EPRs and EPR optimisation
Women’s health
AI
Digital inclusion
Virtual wards and remote monitoring
Digital primary care
Cyber security
Subject TBC
10:40-11:00
Break and networking
11:00-11:25
Roundtable workshops
The path to NHS innovation: Balancing IT modernisation with cost efficiency
To support the NHS elective recovery, should every patient on a waiting list have a digital, paperless record by 2028?
EPRs and EPR optimisation
Women’s health
AI
Digital inclusion
Virtual wards and remote monitoring
Digital primary care
Cyber security
Subject TBC
11:25-11:35
Speed presentation
11:35-11:45
Speed presentation
11:45-12:15
Keynote panel discussion – EPRs, approaches to optimising and adding value to EPRs, and the future of EPRs
12:15-12:50
Break and networking
12:50-1:00
Speed presentation
1:00-1:10
Speed presentation
1:10-1:40
Roundtable workshops
The path to NHS innovation: Balancing IT modernisation with cost efficiency
To support the NHS elective recovery, should every patient on a waiting list have a digital, paperless record by 2028?
EPRs and EPR optimisation
Women’s health
AI
Digital inclusion
Virtual wards and remote monitoring
Digital primary care
Cyber security
Subject TBC
1:40-1:50
Speed presentation
1:50-2:00
WGLL work at Leeds Teaching Hospitals and how this feeds into their digital research and data strategy
2:00-2:15
Break and networking
2:15-2:30
Keynote panel discussion – a practical framework for tackling digital inequalities to accelerate digital health transformation
2:30-2:40
Speed presentation
2:40-3:05
Keynote panel discussion – digital leadership now and in the future
3:05-3:30
Close and networking
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REGISTER TO ATTEND
Please note that all registrations are subject to approval by our delegate team. The event is free to attend for NHS employees.
12 November 2025, Crowne Plaza Leeds [8:30-9:00am registration to 3:05pm]
The event is free to attend, open to NHS employees only, simply complete the form and advise on any dietary requirements – and we will book you a place.