
Summit
Financial Times Digital Health Summit
A business and policy forum focused on healthcare digitalization, public health systems, and investment trends across Europe.
- When
- October, Mid October
- Where
- London, UKView on Google Maps
- Format
- Hybrid
- Organiser
- FT Live
- Region
- Europe
- Scale
- About 400 attendees
- Founded
- 2016
The Signal
The Financial Times Digital Health Summit is a strategic conference held in London. It brings together healthcare policymakers, hospital chief executives, and technology providers to discuss system reform. Discussions focus on the sustainability of public health services, digital infrastructure investments, and international data sharing. It offers a macroeconomic perspective on European health technology implementation.
What to expect
- European Health Data Space updates
- NHS digital transformation policies
- Digital health reimbursement models
Who is in the room
European health system leaders, government policy officials, digital health founders, and international investors.
Background
The Financial Times established this summit to address the intersection of public policy, finance, and health technology. It has developed into a key forum for analyzing how European health systems can adopt digital tools. It regularly hosts ministers of health and national clinical directors.
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