Digital Health Rewired 2024 full programme published 

  • 5 February 2024
Digital Health Rewired 2024 full programme published 

The packed programme for Rewired 2024 has been published by Digital Health, showcasing the very best in digital health from across the NHS and beyond. 

The over-arching theme, explored across eleven themed stages, is how digital and data can enable the future delivery of new models of care and support better health for all.   

The conference, headlined sponsored by SystemC, Graphnet and TPP, runs this year 12-13 March at the NEC in Birmingham.  

The five main Rewired24 stages are: 

Digital Transformation

Integrated Care

Leadership and Teams

AI, Data and Analytics

Digital Nursing and Midwifery Stage, (AHP and Pharmacy Stage on day two) 

Then there are the four one-day stages: 

Patient Engagement

Innovation

Cyber security

Smart Health 

At the very heart of the Rewired programme are dozens of amazing digital health case studies and examples of best practice, from inspiring teams across all parts of the NHS. Over 100 feature on the programme, following a record-breaking open call for speakers.  

Rewired24 features national policy and system leaders, trust CEOs, current and future digital leaders, a diverse range of teams delivering great digital innovations across the NHS, as well as suppliers and visionary start-ups, and many more working across digital health. 

Jon Hoeksma, CEO Digital Health, said “My sincere thanks to the programme group, all our partners, everyone who responded to the open call to help us build the most diverse, eclectic and compelling Rewired programme ever. 

“If you have any interest in how digital health and data are reshaping the future of health, please come and take part in Rewired24.” 

With a general election looming and the NHS set to once again be a key battleground, the Rewired programme this year features keynotes who will provide the context to digital and data for whoever forms the next government. 

Key System leaders: 

Key system leaders speaking at Rewired include:  

Matthew Taylor, CEO NHS Confederation;  

Sir Julian Hartley, CEO NHS Providers; 

Prof Greta Westwood, CEO, Florence Nightingale Foundation.  

Paul Farmer, CEO of Age UK, meanwhile, will ensure patient perspective is front of mind with a keynote on digital access and equity. 

Visionary NHS trust CEOs: 

They are joined by some of the most digital NHS trust CEOs, including:  

Prof Ian Abbs, CEO, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS FT;  

Anthony May, CEO, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust 

Matt Boazman, CEO, Birmingham and Women’s NHS FT; 

Prof Jane Eddleston, joint group medical director, Manchester University NHS FT. 

 

NHS England leadership:  

Dr Vin Diwakar, director of transformation  

Professor Erika Denton, national medical director for transformation 

Dr Melanie Illes, CCIO 

Ming Tang, director of data 

John Quin, national CIO 

Dom Cushman, director of AI. 

 

International digital health leaders: 

Among those providing international lessons and case studies are: 

Dr Ana Prado, CCIO, Lusiadas Saude Health Group, Portugal 

Helen Thomas, CEO Digital Health and Care Wales 

Tim Corbett, CEO, Health Informatics New Zealand. 

 

Start-up founders 

Start-up founders speaking at Rewired include the brilliant finalists in our annual Pitchfest start-ups competition, plus digital health stars Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram, Founder & CEO, Proximie, and Jacob Haddad, founder and CEO Accurx. 

The full Rewired 2024 programme, including details of speakers and sessions, is now published online. Explore the stages, sessions and speakers here.  

Attendees can also enjoy a lively social programme to network and make new connections. Look out for more information on the Rewired website.  

Rewired24 is free to attend to NHS and public sector and charged for suppliers not participating in the show.  You can register your place here.  

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