Hospices are being asked to do more with technology than ever, from tighter compliance and smarter ways of working to safer systems and a serious conversation around AI. It is a lot to navigate when budgets are tight and teams are stretched.
The Southern Hospices Technology Leaders Forum brings together leaders from across the south for a half-day event focused on the topics shaping hospice technology right now. You can expect expert-led sessions on compliance, AI and cyber security, plus an open panel on the challenges hospices are facing and how technology can support.
Set against the backdrop of Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens, one of the most beautiful spots in Sussex, it is a chance to step away from the day to day and think differently. Alongside expert insight, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with peers and explore how others are approaching the same challenges.
Agenda
08:30am: Registration and light breakfast
09:00am: From risk to control: Managing sensitive information in Microsoft 365
09:45am: From Copilots to Co-workers: Understanding the next wave of AI
11:00am: Protecting patient care in an evolving cyber security landscape
11:45am: In it together: Challenges facing hospices and how technology can help
12:30pm: Net-walking tour through the magnificent Grade I listed gardens
1:15pm: Lunch and close
Who is this event for?
CEOs, Finance Directors, Operations Directors, IT Directors and any other senior leadership team members responsible for IT within their hospice.
This event is supported by Hospice UK.
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