Digital innovation
and the mental health
crisis 
Tuesday 6th May
(3pm to 4pm UK time)

Mental health services are in crisis. With rising demand, long waiting lists, and limited access to timely care, millions are falling through the cracks — but digital innovation may offer a lifeline.
From AI-powered therapy tools to scalable mental wellness platforms and remote access to psychological support, technology is beginning to reshape the way we approach mental health. In this Health Tech World webinar, we bring together pioneering voices from across the mental health and digital health sectors to explore how technology is being used to tackle one of the most urgent health challenges of our time.
This will be a must-watch event for clinicians, health tech founders, investors, policymakers, mental health professionals, and anyone passionate about closing the care gap.
Discover how digital innovation isn’t just a trend — it’s a necessity in the face of a global mental health emergency.

AI in public health: Revolution, risk
and opportunity
Tuesday 27th May
(3pm to 4pm UK time)

AI’s potential to transform public health is becoming ever-more apparent. Patient demand, creaking systems, clinician burnout and stretched resources are among the many public health challenges which could be alleviated with AI support.  A plethora of AI tools have emerged in recent years and hospital tech teams and leaders are now moving to adjust their approaches in search of AI-driven efficiencies and improvements. 
In our latest online debate, Health Tech World aims to take stock of the current relationship between public health and AI; and explore the impending opportunities, complexities, risks and challenges.
Join expert speakers with a range of viewpoints for an in-depth discussion on one of the most exciting tech-meets-health developments of modern times. We’ll discuss the bigger picture, as well as the day-to-day practicalities of embracing AI, and seek answers to many of the concerns and questions our global audience of health innovators may have about AI.

The next generation of femtech: equity, access and impact

Monday 9th June
(3pm to 4pm UK time)

Despite incredible advances in medical science and digital innovation, a persistent and well-documented gender health gap continues to impact millions of women worldwide. From underfunded research to misdiagnosed conditions and a lack of gender-specific clinical data, the system is overdue for transformation. Enter femtech — a booming sector of health technology focused on improving women’s health and wellbeing. But is it delivering on its promise?
In this joint online debate hosted by our publications, Health Tech World and Femtech World, we bring together a range of experts to explore the future of femtech — and its real potential to close the gender health gap. This will be a solutions-focused debate that challenges assumptions and spotlights innovation. Whether you’re a health tech entrepreneur, clinician, policymaker, researcher, or patient advocate, this session is your chance to be part of a vital conversation about the future of equitable healthcare.

Digital defence: Protecting health data in the age of cyber threats
July TBC
(3pm to 4pm UK time)

Healthcare's digitisation continues at pace — but are our systems secure enough to handle the growing cyber threat?
From ransomware attacks on public health systems to breaches of sensitive patient data, the healthcare sector is under siege. As digital transformation accelerates and the use of AI, cloud services, remote care, and connected devices expands, so too does the surface area for potential attack. In this online debate hosted by Health Tech World, we bring together cybersecurity experts, health tech leaders, NHS digital teams, legal advisors, and policymakers to ask the critical question: Are we doing enough to protect healthcare from cyber threats?
This debate goes beyond IT — it’s about patient safety, public trust, and the future of digital health. If you work in healthcare, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, or health tech innovation, this is an essential conversation about how to keep our most sensitive systems — and people — safe.

From concept to clinic: Rethinking the Medtech development journey
Sept TBC
(3pm to 4pm UK time)

Developing and launching a medical technology product has never been easy — but in today’s landscape, it’s evolving faster than ever. From regulatory pressure and funding challenges to rapid prototyping, real-world validation, and the push for evidence-based outcomes, the medtech journey is undergoing a transformation. In this timely online debate hosted by Health Tech World, we bring together experts at every stage of the medtech pipeline to explore how the development lifecycle is shifting — and what that means for innovation, scale, and impact.
This is more than just a look at product pipelines — it’s a discussion about how to build safer, smarter, more effective technologies that actually reach patients and deliver impact. Whether you’re a medtech innovator, clinical partner, regulator, investor, or academic, this session offers vital insight into the future of medical technology development.

Topic TBC 
Oct TBC
(3pm to 4pm UK time)

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• CTOs, CIOs, CCIOs and commissioning leads overseeing public and private health

• Public and private sector clinicians interested in the latest health innovations

• Health Tech investors

• Health tech end-users interested in taking control of their own health choices

• Health tech entrepreneurs, founders and business leaders

• Researchers and academics

• Governmental agencies

• CTOs, CIOs, CCIOs and commissioning leads overseeing women's health settings

• Clinicians working in women-specific care settings, including gynae, reproductive medicine and menopause specialists

• Femtech investors

• Femtech end-users interested in taking control of their own health choices

• Femtech entrepreneurs, founders and business leaders

• Researchers and academics

• Governmental agencies

• CTOs, CIOs, CCIOs and commissioning leads overseeing care of older adults

• Clinicians working with older adults in a range of settings, including rehabilitation, oncology and dementia

• Agetech / longevity investors

• Agetech end-users interested in taking control of their own health choices

• Femtech entrepreneurs, founders and business leaders

• Researchers and academics

• Governmental agencies