30 June, 2025
9:00 am - 3:45 pm
The new Government has placed reforming the health and care system at the heart of their agenda. “Build an NHS fit for the future” is one of five key missions set out by the Prime Minister, with Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Wes Streeting saying this will be underpinned by three “big shifts”: hospital to community, analogue to digital and sickness to prevention.
Achieving this will require serious, fundamental reform, but the prize is huge: a healthier nation, better served patients, an NHS workforce under less strain, and a sustainable, resilient health and care system.
Re:State was delighted to host this flagship conference to explore what a health system fit for the future looks like alongside key decision makers. This conference was kindly hosted by Salesforce.

Keynote address:
'In conversation' with Hospital Chief Executives
This event will bring together innovative, ambitious and future-focused Chief Executives of NHS Trusts to discuss the challenges and opportunites facing hospitals. This will be an excellent opportunity to delve into the leadership priorities for acute care.
Panel 1 - 'From sickness to prevention: shaping tomorrow's NHS'
With rising demand, an ageing population, and stretched resources, the case for prevention and early intervention has never been clearer. This panel explored the practical steps needed to deliver the Government's ambition to shift from sickness to prevention.
This panel was supported by sponsorship funding from Eli Lilly and Company

Panel 2 - 'From hospital to community: reimagining care delivery'
As people increasingly live with a complex and long-term conditions, the need to provide care outside of a hospital setting has become urgent. This panel discussed the practical reforms needed to decisively deliver the Government's ambition to shift care into the community.
This panel was supported by sponsorship funding from UCB
