Ushering in a new era of Digital Health Transformation

Delivering better patient experience and operational efficiencies through education and networking opportunities.

FREE TO ATTEND FOR THE NHS, CHARITIES & WIDER PUBLIC SECTOR

Doors open on...28th September

ExCeL London

HETT Show is back on 28-29 September 2021 at the ExCeL London

In the dawn of a new era for digital and health tech transformation, HETT looks forward to welcoming back our health innovation communities. Join us to share and learn best practices, practical solutions, and forward planning and in this new health and care landscape.

Join us at HETT for 2-days of FREE* CPD accredited educational sessions, interactive activities, and networking opportunities with 100+ innovative suppliers, 130+ speakers and 3000+ digital health peers.

This September we will be addressing the sector’s biggest challenges and concerns through our four content theatres: Culture and Implementation, Digitally Empowered Patients, Integration and Interoperability, and Digital Maturity Forum. You will leave with action points to push forward your digital health projects, aided with the tools and knowledge to make digital innovation a reality in your organisation.

The content agenda will take a deep dive into:

Reducing the backlog
Remote patient monitoring
ICS strategy and transformation
Decisive action on digital inclusion
Professionalisation of informatics
Diversity and inclusion
AI and clinical confidence

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CPD for Healthcare Professionals

As an accredited CPD provider, we can provide a Certificate of Attendance for all attendees after the live event, which you can attach to your CPD Log as evidence of development.

If your ready to register for your place, click here.

2021 Keynotes and Speakers

RCGP Health Informatics Group

Ming Tang

Chief Data and Analytics Officer

NHS England and Improvement

Navina Evans

CEO

Health Education England

Minal Bakhai

Deputy Director and National Clinical Lead Digital First Primary Care

NHS England and Improvement

Liz Ashall-Payne

Chief Executive Officer

ORCHA

Matthew Gould

Chief Executive Officer

NHSX

Lisa Emery

Chief Information Officer

The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust

Sam Shah

Chair

HETT Steering Committee

Andrew Webster

Chief Clinical Information Officer

Leeds Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust

Andy Kinnear

Former NHS Chief Information Officer

CHIME

Ayesha Rahim

Chief Clinical Information Officer

Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust

Bola Owolabi

Director Health Inequalities

NHS England and Improvement

Hassan Chaudhury

Healthcare UK

Department for International Trade

Rishi Das-Gupta

Chief Executive Officer

Health Innovation Network, part of the AHSN Network

Agenda

Culture & Implementation

We examines the internal organisational requirements for transformation and innovation.

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Integration & Interoperability

We showcase collaborative system working at ICS level and examines the standards required for data ecosystems.

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Digital Maturity

Showcasing the forefront of digital health innovation and technology and features learning from some of the UK's most digitally mature sites.

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Digitally Empowered Patients

All things patient facing. From virtual consultations and remote patient monitoring to digital inclusion and patient data.

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What do our visitors say?

Congratulations to the #HETT team for an amazing event and for developing a digital health community now and for the future. A premier event in the calendar.

Carol ReadNHS Digital Academy

Whether you work for a national, local or private sector organisation, a supplier, an academic partner or local government, we all have our own perspectives on healthcare. When we bring those perspectives together we start to see some real magic happen, and that's what I'm seeing at HETT.

James Freed, CIO Health Education England

As a CNIO, attending an event like HETT gives me an opportunity to sense check the direction of our digital transformation journey and have those critical conversations with exhibitors to explore the whole market.

Kevin Percival, CNIO Frimley Health NHS FT

The important thing about HETT is that it is inclusive. It has a range of different topics for a range of different stakeholders in the digital ecosystem, but in a format that brings people together around these topics. Also, the panels have been made up of people on the ground delivering services, products and programmes who've got the experience of what they've been through and can share that with others.

Sam Shah, Chair HETT Steering Committee

HETT is a great event which I really look forward to attending. There's always a really good mix of speakers and people in the industry to catch up with - from innovators to people from health and care.

Tara Donnelly, Chief Digital Officer NHSX

HETT is this space where everyone comes together - developers, suppliers, national bodies, practitioners - to talk about what they do and discover what solutions are out there. As the definition of who is a 'healthcare provider' expands beyond the traditional nurse, support worker or doctor to also include national policy bodies and tech R&D teams, an event like HETT enables us to figure out how to work together, speak the same language and uphold the values of health and care.

Ijeoma Azodo, Associate Director, Clinical Health and Service Design University of Edinburgh & Shuri Network

HETT is a great networking opportunity and has an important combination of suppliers to discover and have 1-2-1 meetings with, alongside the content, which has been very popular again this year. It's been great to see how many people have listened to panels and interacted with their peers and then followed that up in more depth afterwards. It's important to have different perspectives involved - our Deputy CIO, our CNIO, a couple of our Project Managers working on the Digital Workplace, and some of our clinicians have all attended this year.

Lisa Emery, CIO Royal Marsden NHS FT