Future of Healthcare 2025

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Why attend?

The New Statesman’s annual Future of Healthcare conference will rethink the challenges facing our healthcare systems to find actionable policy solutions that improve patient outcomes, empower the workforce and build a resilient, forward-looking NHS.

Through panel discussions, private roundtables, interviews and keynote speeches, we will examine how partnership between policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, and healthcare experts can tackle the pressing issues facing our healthcare systems. 

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2025 key themes

The release of the government’s long-anticipated 10-year health plan makes this an opportune time to align priorities, shape responses, and build momentum for implementation. The plan sets out a strategic vision for the NHS and social care systems over the next decade - touching on everything from workforce planning and digital innovation to prevention and chronic disease management. The UK’s ageing population and rising rates of chronic conditions are driving demand for complex and long-term care, and these pressures make the need for innovation and collaboration more urgent than ever.

Topics for discussion include:

➤Prevention first: How can we tackle the root causes of poor health? 

➤Driving innovation in life sciences: How can research and development unlock a new era of positive patient outcomes? 

➤Fit for the future: How can public-private sector collaboration ensure the 10 Year Plan delivers healthier, longer lives for the British people?  

➤Road to recovery: How can we build a healthcare service that meets the needs of people with long-term conditions?  

➤Investing in the 51%: How can levelling up the gender health gap boost Britain’s economy? 

➤Adult social care: How can we build a social care system that empowers independent living for older and disabled people?   

Past speakers

Stephen Kinnock MP
Minister for Care

Victoria Atkins MP
Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

Susain Rienow
Country President, Pfizer UK

Chi Onwurah MP
Chair of the Science, Innovation and Technology Select Committee

Wes Streeting MP
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

Karin Smyth MP
Chair of the APPG for Scientific Minister for Secondary Care

Dr Jenny Harries OBE

CEO, UK Health Security Agency

Lord Bethell
Former Minister for Innovation

The below organisations have provided sponsorship funding to support this event and have had no influence over the content of the event or selection of speakers.

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The Epilepsy Society conducts cutting-edge research at our world-leading Chalfont Centre in Buckinghamshire, as part of a unique arrangement with UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology and the UCLH National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. Our internationally recognised scientists undertake research in four key areas: genomics, neuroimaging, neuropsychology and neuropathology, and the Chalfont Centre has long been synonymous with clinical and academic excellence in both epilepsy research and the broader life sciences. The charity also advocates on a national scale for people with epilepsy and provides specialist multi-disciplinary care for those with the most complex epilepsy and associated learning disabilities. https://epilepsysociety.org.uk/what-we-do/research

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LifeArc is a not-for-profit life science organisation leading the way for change in rare diseases and supporting promising initiatives in global health.
Through our scientific capabilities, translational expertise and partnerships, we ensure great science achieves its potential and reaches patients faster.
As a self-funded organisation, we focus on finding solutions to medical challenges that may be overlooked due to costs, complexities or their high-risk nature.
We fund, collaborate and provide scientific expertise to improve the lives of people with rare diseases and in global health. Our existing work spans motor neuron disease; global health with a focus on antimicrobial resistance; chronic respiratory infections; childhood cancer; and rare diseases.
We invest in projects where our translational and scientific expertise can remove the barriers preventing scientific discoveries from reaching the people who need them most

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  • 29 Oct 2024
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Plan Your Visit

THE VENUE

County Hall

Belvedere Rd London, UK SE1 7PB

    How to get to the venue

    See below for transportation

    Arrive by Undergound:

    Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern, Waterloo & City Line) Exit the station via the Southbank exit and turn right towards the London Eye. Keep walking up York Road until you hit the crossroads at Chicheley Street and see the London Eye on you right. Continue at the crossroads along York Road past the Premier Inn. Walk past the Premier Inn and Forum Magnum Square will open up on your right. You will be able to see the entrance to the venue on the opposite side of the square. Walk across the square and across Belvedere Road with Starbucks on your right. Westminster (Circle & District, Jubilee Line) Exit the station via exits 1 & 2 and turn right up the steps onto Westminster Bridge. Walk across the bridge towards County Hall and the London Eye. At the end of the bridge continue straight on along the pavement. Go straight past the entrance to Marriott hotel walking to the corner of the building and turn left in to Belvedere Road. Continue along Belvedere Road which runs along the back of County Hall - the door to the venue is situated in the middle of the building opposite Forum Magnum Square.

    Arrive by Bus:

    Routes RV1, 12, 53, 76, 77, 148, 159, 211, 453, and 507.

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