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23 January 2020

TPP founder addresses past perceptions ahead of Rewired keynote

Ahead of his keynote at Rewired 2020, TTP founder Frank Hester has spoken about the NPfIT and his reputation for

23 January 2020

TPP founder recognises past mistakes but wants to be more accessible

Frank Hester talks about certain perceptions that surround him and why he wants to build on making the IT company more

16 January 2020

Discover the possibilities of cloud and mobile for healthcare at Rewired

Digital Health Rewired 2020 will explore how NHS organisations and their partners are using cloud to improve productivity and reduce

14 January 2020

Excitement builds for Rewired 2020 as packed programme is published

Highlights from the Rewired 2020 programme include keynotes from author Caroline Criado-Perez and NHSX CEO, Matthew Gould, who will take

7 January 2020

Caroline Criado-Perez to examine gender data bias at Rewired keynote

Caroline’s keynote on 4 March will examine the unconscious biases that emerge from the gender data gaps in healthcare, technology

2 January 2020

2020 predictions: Health tech suppliers on what’s in store

After a busy 2019, we asked some health tech suppliers to give their predictions for the year ahead. Here is

18 December 2019

Coordinate My Care founder confirmed for Rewired 2020

Professor Julia Riley, a consultant in palliative care at the Royal Marsden and co-founder of Coordinate My Care, will be

13 December 2019

Get plugged into the latest AI and analytics in health at Rewired

As excitement builds around the topic, AI and Analytics is the theme of one of the most eagerly anticipated tracks

10 December 2019

NHS pilot site prize up for grabs for Pitchfest 2020 winners

The 2020 Pitchfest winners will have their innovation tested and scaled in a real-world NHS setting thanks to a partnership

5 December 2019

Inspirational Shuri Network back with a bang at Rewired 2020

Attendees can hear from the founders and leaders of the Shuri Network, Dr Shera Chok (top left), Sarah Amani (top