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SUMMARY:Digital health and AI conference 2026: building an AI-enable
	d health and care system that works for people
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DESCRIPTION:\n	AI and digital technologies are already reshaping health 
	and social care. AI tools are being developed\, tested and used in areas
	 such as imaging\, triage\, risk prediction and workforce support\, yet t
	he pace of change can make it hard to understand what is working\, what i
	s still in development or needs more testing  and the implications for pe
	ople using services. \n\n\n\n	The NHS 10 Year Health Plan aspires to a 
	future where AI is seamlessly integrated into most clinical pathways\, and
	 the Medium Term Planning Framework reinforces this focus by acceleratin
	g implementation\, scaling and national roll out of digital technologies. 
	This will require attention to the practicalities of implementation and sc
	ale\, not just pilots or technical breakthroughs\, and services designed w
	ith people and communities at their heart.  \n\n\n\n	Although there are 
	promising examples of AI improving care and easing pressure on staff\, pro
	gress is uneven. Many parts of the system continue to struggle with basic
	 infrastructure challenges – unreliable devices\, unstable connectivity
	 and fragmented data – that hold back the potential for AI to improve he
	alth and care services. For digital services to be truly inclusive\, they
	 must also serve the populations they are designed for\, work as expected 
	and be trusted by both users and staff.  \n\n\n\n	This year’s King's F
	und Digital health and AI conference will cut through the noise to explore
	 what it really takes to build an AI‑enabled health and care system that
	 works for people – grounded in evidence\, lived experience and the real
	ities of the health and care system today.  It will examine where AI and 
	digital technologies are already adding value\, where they are falling sho
	rt\, and what needs to change in leadership\, culture\, infrastructure and
	 practice to unlock meaningful and sustained impact. Through case studies\
	, discussion and hands‑on collaborative sessions\, you’ll hear from th
	ose implementing AI today\, and explore what trusted\, inclusive and effec
	tive digital journeys could look like in the future. \n\n	\n\n	Throughout
	 the day\, it will dive into these issues through a series of sessions acr
	oss three themes: people first\, collaborate and learn\, and innovate.\n\n
	\n\n	\n		digital health and AI in 2026: what’s real\, what’s next and 
	what’s at stake \n	\n	\n		what developments in AI mean for consumer hea
	lth and the workforce? \n	\n	\n		leading digital and AI change in constra
	ined and complex systems  \n	\n	\n		Innovators and investors in conversa
	tion: unlocking innovation and transformation   \n	\n	\n		ambient AI: i
	s it leading to less admin\, more people centred care? \n	\n	\n		hack the
	 future – a mini hackathon tackling real‑world challenges  \n	\n	\n	
		can the UK lead on safe\, inclusive health AI?  \n	\n\n\n\n	Register\n\
	n
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