Pritesh Mistry and Dr. Louise Schaper Announced as Keynote Speakers for Rewired 2025

Key Takeaways

Pritesh Mistry and Dr Louise Schaper to join Vin Diwakar as keynote speakers at Rewired 2025.
The event will highlight the role of digital technologies in the NHS’s 10-year health plan.
Rewired 2025 will take place on March 18-19, 2025, at the NEC in Birmingham, with free admission for NHS and public sector attendees.

Speakers and Event Overview

Pritesh Mistry, a fellow in digital technologies at The Kings Fund, alongside Dr Louise Schaper, former director of health intelligence in Australia, will be the latest speakers featured at Rewired 2025. The event is scheduled for March 18-19, 2025, at the NEC in Birmingham, where they will discuss how digital solutions can facilitate the NHS’s 10-year health plan on the Digital Transformation Stage.

Mistry is recognized as one of the UK’s leading policy experts in digital health. At the conference, he will emphasize the significance of employing evidence-based digital technologies to enhance care quality and health outcomes. His experience in the policy team of The King’s Fund, along with his background at organizations like the Royal College of General Practitioners and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, provides him with a unique perspective on how digital tools can impact healthcare transformation.

Joining him is Dr Louise Schaper, who previously served as the chief executive of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health. With nearly 14 years of experience, she is known for her transformative work in healthcare through technology and will share insights from her leadership experiences in Australia.

The Digital Transformation Stage, sponsored by Microsoft, will also feature sessions from Imprivata, Nervecentre, and Graphnet, highlighting advancements and strategies in digital healthcare. The overarching theme of Rewired 2025 is “accelerating the shift from analogue to digital health,” aiming to inspire attendees with insights from leading UK digital health experts and NHS case studies.

The event is free for participants from the NHS and public sector. Private sector attendees can purchase tickets starting at £495 +VAT. Early registration and accommodation bookings are encouraged to secure the best rates for this pivotal event in the digital health landscape.

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