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Join Edge Hill University for this exciting knowledge exchange conference which brings together UK medical educators and healthcare partners to explore the support of final-year medical students and foundation doctors as they navigate challenging patient encounters which have the potential to generate complaints. Being unprepared to deal with patient complaints can contribute to moral injury and vicarious trauma.
The importance of supporting our future NHS workforce during this critical transition has been recognised through generous funding from the Della Fish Foundation, culminating in this free conference. Colleagues from Edge Hill University Medical School and the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman have collaborated to support student electives, internships, and final-year learning focused on patient safety science, moral injury, and complex clinical communication.
The conference will showcase a range of resources developed through this partnership, alongside materials produced as part of the Della Fish Foundation Grant. These include filmed panel discussions and a four-part role-play series following a patient journey from general practice into secondary care, culminating in mediation through local resolution. More Than Minutes will be capturing the entire conference, creating a digital resource to be share with all delegates immediately after the conference.
Afternoon workshops will provide valuable opportunities for participants to engage with and contribute to future collaborative initiatives. Our ambition is to cultivate a dynamic network of colleagues committed to ongoing partnership—working together to co-create innovative educational resources and develop new funding opportunities, while bringing together expertise from across the sector.
Find out more about this event and how you can register here.
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03 September 2026 07:00 10:45
Transforming Patient Care with AI: Outcomes, Safety, and Quality at ScaleArtificial intelligence is no longer confined to experimentation in healthcare, it is becoming embedded in real-world clinical practice. As healthcare systems face mounting pressure to improve patient outcomes, increase efficiency and deliver safer, data-driven care, leaders are being challenged to move from ambition to implementation.
This in-person meeting, organised by Elsevier in paid partnership with The Royal Society of Medicine, brings together senior healthcare leaders, clinicians, innovators and decision-makers to explore how AI can be implemented responsibly and effectively to transform patient care at scale. Through panel discussion, evidence-based case studies and interactive discussion, attendees will gain practical guidance from organisations already deploying AI in clinical settings, including Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust and Imperial College.
Designed to provide actionable insight into what successful AI adoption looks like in practice, this event will help attendees navigate complexity, avoid common pitfalls and confidently lead AI transformation within their own organisation.
Why attend?
Hear evidence-based case studies and implementation experiences from industry leaders. Explore practical approaches to governance, ethics, patient safety, regulation and risk management as AI adoption accelerates Discover how to integrate AI into clinical workflows, measure impact and move from isolated pilots to organisation-wide transformation Join an influential audience of healthcare leaders and innovators for high-value discussion, collaboration and networking opportunities Aims of the meeting:
To explore how artificial intelligence can be applied in clinical practice to transform patient care, improve outcomes and deliver quality at scale To provide practical, evidence-based guidance on implementing AI safely, including governance, risk management, data quality and ethical considerations To equip attendees with actionable approaches to integrating AI into clinical workflows and moving from pilot to organisation-wide adoption Learning outcomes:
Evaluate applications of AI in various care settings Identify and address common pitfalls in AI deployment Apply governance, risk management and ethical frameworks when planning and implementing AI in clinical settings Who should attend?
This event is designed for senior leaders and decision-makers across healthcare, including:
C-suite executives and board members, including CEOs, CMOs, CNOs, CIOs and Medical Directors Clinical leaders within innovation, safety or quality remits, including Clinical Directors and Consultant Physicians Digital, data and AI professionals, including Chief Digital Officers, Directors of Digital Transformation and Clinical Informatics Leads Governance, safety and compliance professionals, including Directors of Patient Safety, Clinical Governance leads and Risk and Compliance Directors Health policy advisors and healthcare strategy directors Register here.
