Health Data Forum Wales 2025

Driving Change through Data Insights

Date: 24-25 September 2025
Venue: Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales (TBC)
Format: Hybrid Summit (In-person & Online Participation)

About the Event

The Health Data Forum Wales 2025 brings together senior healthcare leaders, clinicians, policymakers, data scientists, technology innovators, and patient advocates from Wales, the UK, Ireland, and around the globe. This premier summit highlights Wales' pioneering approaches to healthcare data governance, cross-sector collaboration, and actionable innovation aimed at improving patient outcomes and healthcare system efficiency.

Why Attend?

Practical Insights & Real-world Impact: Experience case studies and live demonstrations showcasing actionable insights derived from health data, including AI analytics and wearable technologies.
Ethical & Responsible AI: Join the global "Data First, AI Later" movement, focusing on robust governance, data ethics, transparency, and patient trust in AI healthcare innovations.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Participate in facilitated dialogues designed to foster practical solutions and partnerships across healthcare sectors, regions, and professional boundaries.
Showcasing Welsh Innovation: Learn from Wales' unique data-sharing models and infrastructure (NDR, SAIL Databank) as exemplars of global leadership in data-driven healthcare.

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Key Themes

Transformative healthcare through practical data applications
Ethical frameworks for AI in health and social care
Collaborative data governance and cybersecurity
Real-world evidence guiding clinical innovations
Patient and citizen engagement in digital health

Event Highlights

Interactive panels and facilitated discussions
Exclusive networking and partnership-building opportunities
Hands-on demonstrations of cutting-edge health technologies
Strategic insights into improving operational efficiencies and patient care
Dedicated sessions on public trust and responsible AI

Invited Speakers

Helen Thomas, CEO, Digital Health and Care Wales
Jeremy Miles MS, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, Welsh Government
Sarah Murphy MS, Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing
Joao Breda, Head, WHO Athens Quality of Care and Patient Safety Office
Lloyd Bishop, Chief Information Officer, Aneurin Bevan UHB

And many more experts from academia, government, healthcare providers, and industry leaders.