techUK Health and Care Summit

Taking place in-person at the techUK offices, the Summit will offer a day of engaging and varied sessions, including:

• Keynote speeches from high-level policymakers

• Roundtable discussions, including the launch of techUK’s upcoming policy report: The Five Point Plan for CareTech

• Panels on topics including AI, Integrated Care Systems, life sciences, procurement, and interoperability

• Opportunities for networking with other techUK members as well as public sector stakeholders.

We are limiting spaces to two per company initially. If we are able to open up additional places, we will notify all attendees.

There is an opportunity to sponsor networking drinks, please contact margot.stumm@techuk.org to find out more about the package.

Speakers and sessions will be announced over the coming weeks, and there will be an opportunity to nominate a speaker from your company.

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Headline Sponsor: Mills & Reeve

Healthtech at Mills & Reeve

 

Healthtech is transforming health and care - the sector faces unprecedented changes with the use of technology and data redefining access, quality and cost of healthcare. 

 

Mills & Reeve’s multi-disciplinary team of digital healthtech lawyers combines expertise from across technology, life sciences and health and care. This combined experience means we can support on a broad range of legal and strategic issues including commercial, IP, regulatory, corporate, IT, data protection, cyber security and employment related issues. 

 

We work with organisations from across digital and healthtech, including enterprising start-ups, established technology companies, investors, NHS bodies and independent sector providers. 

 

Our extensive experience includes shared care records, electronic patient record systems and digital transformation projects; diagnostic services and wearable technology; software as a medical device and health and wellbeing apps; privacy and data sharing; and artificial intelligence and emerging technology.

 

Groups 

Digital Innovation in the Life Sciences Industry

techUK has launched a Life Sciences workstream, bringing together members actively working in drug discovery, digital therapeutics, data and AI, or those interested in moving into this space. As the Life Sciences sector looks to introduce digital health technologies into its portfolio, techUK are shaping the conversation.

Interoperability Working Group

The Interoperability Working Group will work towards achieving the vision set out in NHS England’s 2022 draft standards and interoperability strategy.

The group will aim to encourage the adoption of open standards and fluidity of data whilst recognising the commercial needs of members.

It will also focus on demonstrating the value of interoperability to NHS senior management and improving the abilities of SMEs to implement interoperability standards.

Social Care Innovation

Find out more about our work to shape the digital social care marketplace and how our members are innovating across the industry.