Scotland’s digital health and care priorities after the 2026 elections: industry briefing with Jonathan Cameron
Following the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections, this session will explore updated priorities for digital health and care with the Scottish Government. The discussion will provide insight into the evolving policy landscape and what it means for procurement, partnerships and innovation across the sector.

About this event
Following the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections, this techUK event will bring members together with the Scottish Government to discuss updated priorities for digital health and care across Scotland. The session will provide insight into the evolving policy landscape, strategic direction, and planned initiatives shaping the future of health and care. Attendees will gain an understanding of how these priorities may influence procurement, partnerships, and innovation opportunities, alongside the chance to engage directly through a Q and A session.
Key takeaways
Understand the Scottish Government’s updated priorities for digital health and care
Gain insight into the evolving policy and strategic landscape
Explore implications for procurement, partnerships, and innovation
Engage directly with government through a Q and A session
This session is relevant for organisations interested in Scotland’s digital health and care agenda, including:
Organisations working in digital health and care technologies
Companies specialising in health data and AI
Organisations seeking to engage with the Scottish Government
Speakers
Jonathan Cameron, Deputy Director for Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
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Rachel Kennedy
Head - Health and Social Care

Viola Pastorino
Programme Manager - Health and Life Sciences

Lewis Stewart
Senior Programme Manager - Health and Social Care




