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WEBINAR

How to close the gap between the NHS 10-year health plan and your current technology

A 60-minute session for directors and heads of patient safety, clinical governance, compliance and chief nursing officers across NHS, private and community healthcare on meeting the technology ambitions of the NHS 10-year health plan.
  • On demand
  • Healthcare
  • Patient Safety
  • UK

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The NHS 10-year health plan was published in July 2025 and it is already shaping commissioning priorities, CQC expectations and technology investment decisions across the health system. For patient safety and governance leaders across NHS trusts, private providers and community organizations contracted to the NHS, the plan’s technology commitments are not a distant ambition — they are a direction of travel that is already under way. The question most senior leaders are asking is not whether they need to respond, but how significant the gap between the plan’s expectations and their current technology actually is.

In this 60-minute session, you will learn what the NHS 10-year health plan specifically commits to in its technology and data section, and what those commitments require from your patient safety and governance platform. You will discover what “digital by default” and “AI-enabled care” mean in practice for how incidents are captured, risks tracked, audits completed and learning evidenced across your organization. You will understand the technology gap most organizations currently face — siloed data that cannot be connected, manual processes the plan aims to move beyond, and AI governance requirements that demand a connected data foundation. And you will see how a triangulated approach to patient safety data — connecting incidents, audits, risk and feedback in one platform — is not just aligned with the plan’s direction, but is the technology foundation its ambitions require.

By the end of this session, you will understand how to position your patient safety and governance technology for the NHS 10-year health plan — whether you are an NHS trust, a private provider or a community organization contracted to the NHS. You will leave with a clear picture of where your current technology sits relative to the plan’s expectations, and what a connected governance platform does to close that gap. Not as a theoretical exercise, but as a practical, demonstrable shift in how your organization captures, connects and acts on patient safety data.

Hosts:

Aden Maine

Head of Marketing, Healthcare, Ideagen

Aden is Head of Marketing at Ideagen, leading the growth strategy for Healthcare Guardian – the company's patient safety and quality management platform. He works with healthcare organisations across EMEA to improve outcomes through smarter incident reporting, risk management, and compliance.

Paul Clinton

Head of Product, Ideagen Healthcare Guardian

Paul has vast expertise in healthcare, NHS, independent providers and social care, from practical experience and implementations of dozens of healthcare systems over the past decade. Leading the design and integration of solutions today using the Ideagen Healthcare Guardian suite with unparalleled knowledge.

In this session, you will:

  • Understand the NHS 10-year health plan’s three shifts and what the technology and data commitments specifically ask of patient safety and governance leads — across NHS, private and community settings
  • Discover how “digital by default” and AI-enabled patient safety translate into specific requirements for how incidents are captured, risks are tracked, audits are completed and learning is evidenced in your organization
  • Learn why the technology gap in most organizations — siloed data, manual reporting, disconnected systems — is precisely what the 10-year plan identifies as the barrier to delivering better patient safety outcomes
  • See how a triangulated approach to patient safety data — connecting incidents, audits, risk and feedback in one platform — provides the connected data foundation that AI-enabled improvement and 10-year plan delivery require
  • Leave with a clear picture of what a digital-ready patient safety governance programme looks like in practice, and what your organization needs to do to close the gap between current capability and the plan’s expectations

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