HSJ forums provide a focused day of learning across key areas and networking with peers from across the country, combining interactive panel discussions with protected Q&A time and smaller group discussions. With an audience of about 120, there is plenty of opportunity to have your say and contribute to the discussions throughout the day.
12/31/2000 to 05/15/2024
HSJ Reducing Health Inequalities Forum 📅 14/05/2024 | 📍 Manchester The HSJ Reducing Health Inequalities Forum will unite 100+ senior leaders working across the NHS and wider system to discuss short-term tactics and long-term preventative strategies to deal with existing and reduce future inequalities. |
12/31/2000 to 10/02/2024
HSJ Medicines Forum 📅 01/10/2024 | 📍 London The HSJ Medicines Forum brings together senior leaders responsible for establishing the new medicines and prescribing operating framework across the ICS |
12/31/2000 to 03/13/2025
HSJ Cancer Forum 📅 12/03/2025 | 📍 London Keeping you up to date, connected and supported in maintaining and restoring early diagnosis, referral and treatment levels and getting back on track with improving cancer outcomes. |
12/31/2000 to 03/14/2025
HSJ Modernising Diagnostics Forum 📅 13/03/2025 | 📍 London The HSJ Modernising Diagnostics Forum will deep dive into how improvements in technology, workforce models and the built environment are making a difference across the country, and discuss how these innovations can scale and spread to reduce turnaround and wait times, and ultimately improve population health outcomes. |
12/31/2000 to 05/20/2025
HSJ Reducing Health Inequalities Forum 📅 19/05/2025 | 📍 Birmingham The HSJ Reducing Health Inequalities Forum unites 100+ senior leaders working across the NHS and wider system – from chief executives, to clinical and population health management leads – to discuss short-term tactics and long-term preventative strategies to deal with existing and reduce future inequalities. |
12/31/2000 to 06/27/2025
HSJ Virtual Care Forum 📅 26/06/2025 | 📍 TBC The HSJ Virtual Care Forum will unite 100+ senior primary, secondary and social care professionals at both an organisation and system level, to both maximise performance of the national virtual ward rollout and look beyond it to proactively meet the evolving demands of the system and the patient. |