Technology and the NHS estate: planning to support new models of care

Technology and data

This free online event explored the potential impacts of new technology on the NHS estate. In particular, the speakers considered the following questions.

What types of technology are likely to have an impact on the NHS estate?
What opportunities and challenges does new technology create for the estate?
How can long-term planning enable organisations to change the outcomes of care?
What needs to happen next?

The speakers discussed what’s currently happening in the NHS and shared case studies from those already making strides towards successfully integrating estates and technology planning.

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Event partner

This event was held in partnership with NHS Property Services.

If you're interested in partnering with us on an online event please email Chris Lazenby or call him on 020 7307 2490.

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Speakers

Siva Anandaciva

Chief Analyst, The King's Fund

Karina Dare

Principal Portfolio Optimisation Manager, NHS Property Services

Robert Broad

Senior Consultant, Hospital Integration and Planning Solutions, Philips Healthcare International Business

Adam Wright

Senior Policy Officer, NHS Providers

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