Future Healthcare 2018

Start

Tue, 13 Mar 2018, 08:00

End

Wed, 14 Mar 2018, 05:30

WebSite

http://futurehealthcareuk.com/

Hashtag:

#FHXPO18

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

João Bocas

******@***digitalsalutem.com

http://digitalsalutem.com

The Wearables Expert™ - Keynote Speaker | B2B Digital Influencer | Tech Entrepreneur

Bertalan Meskó

******@***medicalfuturist.com

http://medicalfuturist.com

The Medical Futurist

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The only event in the UK dedicated to showcasing products and services in sustainable and affordable healthcare solutions on a global scale.

Future Healthcare 2018 is being held at Olympia, London, and will host in excess of 4,000 attendees from 65 countries, with exhibitors from 25 countries. It is the only event in the UK dedicated to showcasing products, services, and innovations in sustainable and affordable healthcare solutions across all vertical sectors, and on an international scale.

Future Healthcare attracts key buyers and decision makers from across the global healthcare chain to enable cross-sector collaboration and deal making. If this is something you are interested in attending, or if you would like further information regarding exhibiting, visiting and sponsorship opportunities at Future Healthcare 2018, please call +44 (0) 203 740 4666 Email: [email protected] or visitwww.futurehealthcareuk.com.

The audience will come with budgets to spend on the latest products, services and advancements in technologies and solutions, as well as the commitment to find the right collaborations with companies like yours.

Over 4000 attendees from 45 countries

32% Dealers & Distributors

19% Hospitals

17% Government Officials

15% Manufacturers

10% Investors

7% Other

Top 10 countries for visitors

United Kingdom

UAE

Europe

China

Japan

Americas

Singapore

Africa

India

Canada

Visitors By Area of Interest

Buyers of products and services

Collaboration with international markets

Collaboration between public/private sector

ICT in Healthcare environments

Global opportunity value

Device Innovations

Setting up in private practice

Finance & Investments

Application of business models for Global trade

Technology and its place in the future of healthcare

Education

Estates Management

Networking

75% of pre registered visitors are at CEO level across the public/private sector

80% of pre-registered visitors feel that this event is much needed to help facilitate global relations

85% of pre-registered visitors are ready to Go Global

Latest News

8 Jan - UCLH Charity is the official charity for Future Healthcare 2018

13 Apr -Future Healthcare 2018 – Post show report

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Day 1 - Tuesday 13th March 2018

Welcome & Keynote Addresses - Delivering a Digital, Autonomous and Patient-centred Healthcare System

10:00 AM

Lord James O’Shaughnessy

Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Health)

10:15 AM

James Caan

Philanthropist, Investor & Entrepreneur of Dragon’s Den

Embracing Disruptive Innovation: using technology to transform your healthcare organisation

The Apollo Hospitals Model from India: Apollo Hospitals has been catalysing a revolution in making cutting-edge healthcare accessible to millions across India and also around the world. Through a stretch of innovation, commitment and technology, Apollo is persevering relentlessly to build a healthier nation and in so doing have championed eHealth, mobile health and telemedicine.

10:30 AM

Sangita Reddy

Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals

10:50 AM

Predicting outcomes and saving lives using artificial intelligence

Thomas Schulz

Information Engineer, CEO, Enversion

Video-presentation from

Jørgen Schøler Kristensen

Medical Director, Horsens Hospital, Denmark

11:10 AM

Transforming the patient experience: how charitable funds have been used across a wide spectrum that includes healthcare for the homeless and the application of machine learning to improve outcomes

Philip Brading

Chief Executive, UCLH Charity

11:30 AM

BREAK - Time for refreshments and networking within the exhibition

12:00 PM

Future of mHealth apps: from fitness to monitoring, consultation and beyond

Charles Lowe

Managing Director, Digital Health & Care Alliance (DHACA)

12:30 PM

How Digital Health Brings Healthcare into the 21st century. A presentation looking at science fiction technologies and the essence of the human touch.

Dr Bertalan Mesko

Healthcare Futurist

13:00 - 14:00 PM

Exhibition Visit - Enjoy visiting the exhibition

Innovation in delivering and financing 21st century healthcare

14:00 PM

Financing a “pleurality of healthcare model” using an innovative but disruptive approach

Dr Tony Lopez BSc, MRCP, FRCR

Consultant Radiologist & Director of The Imaging Clinic & Incorporated Health

14:20 PM

MMD (Management Deficiency Disorder) and endemic condition affecting European public healthcare: could professional management be the key to sustainable financing?

Professor Arne Björnberg

Executive Chairman, Health Consumer Powerhouse

14:40 PM

A transformational approach to integrating health and social care within the NHS and in international partnership

Daljit Lally OBE

Chief Executive of Northumberland County Council / Director of Delivery, Northumbria NHS (tbc)

15:30 PM

BREAK - Time for refreshments and networking within the exhibition

16:00 PM

Funding China’s transformation to a US$1trillion industry by 2020

Peter Fuhrman

Chairman, China First Capital

16:30 PM

Japan – the world’s third largest spender on healthcare after USA and China

Yoritomo Wada

Healthcare Sector Leader, Deloitte Japan

17:00 PM

END OF DAY ONE

Day 2 - Wednesday 14th March 2018

Going Global: where is the perfect healthcare system?

10:00 AM

Opening Keynote: What can we learn from overseas healthcare systems?

Keith Hague

Chief Operating Officer, Cleveland Clinic London

10:30 AM

Overseas models of healthcare delivery systems

Mariano Gonzalez

Commercial Director, Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust & Managing Director, Moorfields Eye Hospital Dubai

11:00 AM

Cracking the Code: Ensuring patients choose your clinic or hospital in the future

Daniel Coulton Shaw

Co-founder, Co-founder of Global Clinic Rating & International Clinic Ambassador

11:30 AM

BREAK - Time for refreshments and networking within the exhibition

Governance and Regulation: what are the regulatory implications of the increasing adoption of new technologies in healthcare?

12:00 PM

GDPR in the digital age of healthcare

Peter Wainman

Partner, Mills & Reeves LLP

12:20 PM

Cyber risk, data protection and information security in healthcare

Sophie Devlin

Associate, DAC Beachcroft

12:50 PM

The role of CQC and the importance of reports

Bhavna Keane-Rao

Director, BKR Care Consultancy

13:10 PM

Exploring private sector partnering opportunities with the NHS: focusing on preferred contract and joint venture structures, governance issues and key considerations for the private sector

Sharon Renouf

Partner, Bevan Brittan LLP

13:30 - 14:00 PM

Exhibition Visit - Enjoy visiting the exhibition

Smart Healthcare: digitalising information to deliver innovation in infrastructure projects

14:00 - 16:15 PM

14:00 PM

Panel discussion: Healthcare in Smart City

Moderator: Dr Jon Kirkpatrick, Head of Connected Cities, Future Cities Catapult

Panellists: Dan Clarke, Smart Cambridge Programme Manager, Connecting Cambridgeshire

Pradeep Jethi, Co-founder, Social Stock Exchange (SSX)

Digital Jersey + others

15:15 PM

Panel discussion: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Healthcare

Moderator: Charles Lowe, Managing Director, Digital Health & Care Alliance (DHACA)

Panellists: Andrew Davies, Director of Market Access, Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI) + others

16:15 PM

END OF CONFERENCE

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Train

Kensington (Olympia) station is adjacent to our venue and is on the London Overground line. If travelling on the Central Line you can change at Shepherd’s Bush, or West Brompton on the District Line. Baron’s Court (Piccadilly Line), Hammersmith Station (Hammersmith and City Line) and High Street Kensington (Circle Line) are all within a 15-minute walk of the venue.

Bus

9 – between Aldwych and Hammersmith.

10 – between Kings Cross and Hammersmith.

27 – between Chalk Farm and Turnham Green.

28 – between Kensal Rise and Wandsworth.

49 – between White City and Clapham Junction.

391 – between Fulham and Richmond.

N9, N10, N27, N28 also run a night service.

Car

There is parking available at the Olympia’s multi-storey but be sure to book in advance. There are also a number of offsite car parks in the local hotels and shopping centres. See the Olympia’s parking guide for more.

Air

Olympia can be easily accessed from London’s five airports:

Gatwick