We’re thrilled to be attending Digital Health Rewired 2025 on 18-19 March at the NEC Birmingham! Newton’s Tree will be actively contributing to key discussions on AI in healthcare, addressing critical questions around AI governance, productivity, safety, and ethics.

Come and meet the Newton’s Tree team at Booth K10 to discuss how we’re helping NHS hospitals evaluate, deploy, monitor, and scale AI safely and effectively. Let’s shape the future of AI in healthcare together!

Sessions Featuring Newton’s Tree

KEYNOTE: Can AI Save the NHS?
Date & Time: 18 March, 10:45 – 11:45
Location: Keynote Stage
Join our CEO, Haris Shuaib, alongside Dr. Nicole Mather (IBM) and Videha Sharma (Pankhurst Institute) as they explore how AI technologies like ambient noting, NLP, and clinical AI assistants can be safely introduced at scale. They will discuss whether AI can truly help address the NHS’s productivity, quality, and safety challenges, as highlighted in the Darzi Review 2024.

Panel Discussion: AI - Productivity Panacea or Dangerous Distraction?
‍Date & Time: 18 March, 14:30
Location: Innovation Stage
Haris Shuaib will be debating the real impact of AI in healthcare alongside industry leaders Jacob Haddad, CEO, Accurx; William Monaghan, Group CDIO, UHL & UHNG; Dr. Charlotte Refsum, Director of Health Policy, Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

How Do NHS Staff and the Public Feel About AI?
Date & Time: 18 March, 15:00 – 15:45
Location: Patient Engagement Stage
Robin Carpenter, Head of AI Governance and Policy at Newton’s Tree, chairs a thought-provoking discussion with Nell Thornton, Improvement Fellow, The Health Foundation; Yesmin Begum, Public Governor, NIHCR; Katie Thorn, Project Lead, Digital Care Hub. Together, they will explore NHS staff and public perceptions of AI in healthcare.

AI Ethics, Governance, and Safety
Date & Time: 19 March, 14:30 – 15:30
Location: AI and Data Stage
Chaired by Robin Carpenter, this panel will delve into AI governance, security, and future-proofing healthcare AI systems. The panel features Raz Edwards, Head of Data Security & Protection/DPO, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust; Marcus Vass, Head of Digital Health, Osborne Clarke LLP; Dr. Sarah Byron, Programme Director for HealthTech Strategy & Development, NICE; Sunreet Randhawa, Clinical Lead AI Deployment and Clinical Safety, NHS England

We look forward to connecting with healthcare leaders, policymakers, and innovators at Digital Health Rewired 2025!