The 21th National Health Summit
Creating a healthcare system fit for today and fit for the future
February 6th, 2025 | Croke Park, Dublin
Transforming how healthcare is planned, delivered and experienced
6th February 2025
Croke Park, Dublin
Introduction
Now going into its 21st year, this established event will feature healthcare leaders, practitioners and experts who will explore how the health and care system must adapt to face future challenges. One of the starkest of those challenges is the growth in the over-65s in Ireland currently at 800,000, but by 2031 that number will have reached 1,000,000 – in less than 30 years from now, that population will have doubled to 1.6 million.
Our growing and ageing population will have more people living longer with chronic health conditions. Our healthcare system must embrace the challenge of moving to a prevention first approach to healthcare, realising the potential of innovation to transform patients’ care pathways.
Our event will feature plenary sessions and dedicated conference tracks where we’ll be addressing some Big Question topics:
- Future population needs: Investing in future healthcare: Planning for the population’s future needs
- Productivity: Embedding productivity in patient care
- Digital: Realising the potential of digital innovation to transform healthcare
- Prevention: Why Prevention is paramount: How to fund prevention and well-being
- Equity & inclusion: Policy trends to promote equity and inclusion healthcare
- Public health: Moving the focus from throughput to outcomes
- Environment and health: Planning for the impact of climate change on population health
- Patient access: Why is it still problematic?
- Patient experience: Improving involvement, engagement & experience
- Workforce: Supporting the workforce to meet the demands of the future
- Medical innovations: How are we preparing the health system to medical innovations?
- Leaders and decision-makers in healthcare management and delivery
- Clinicians and clinical leaders
- Policy-makers, academics, government organisations
- NGOs
- Service and solutions providers to the health sector
Here are some of the well-known organisations who attended the 2021 summit:
Advanced Organisation, Amgen Ireland, Arthur Cox, AWS, AXIS Healthcare Consulting Ltd., BD Medical, Bon Secours Health System CLG, Boston Scientific, Cancer Trials Ireland, Department of Health, Dexcom, Digital Transformation and Open Innovation – HSE, DKIT, ECHAlliance, Economic and Social Research Institute, Economic Co-operation and Development, eHealth and Disruptive Technologies, EIT Health Ireland-UK, EY, Fitbit, Flex Power Solutions, GS1 Ireland, Health Products Regulatory Authority, Health Research Board, Health Service Executive, Healthcare 21 Group, HealthTech Ireland, IMO, SVUH, International Foundation for Integrated Care, IPHA, Irish Heart Foundation, Irish Hospital Consultants Association, Irish Life Health, Irish Medical Organisation, Irish Platform for Patient Organisations, Science and Industry, Isaac, Janssen Sciences Ireland, Jinga Life, Johnson and Johnson, Kildare County Council, Laya Healthcare, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Mclernon Computers Ltd, Merck, Mobile Medical Diagnostics, National Cancer Control Programme, National Paediatric Hospital Development Board, National Screening Service, NHS, Novartis, Nursing Homes Ireland, Patients for Patient Safety Ireland, PMD Solutions, Primary Care Services, RCSI, Roche, RTE, Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Group, Saolta University Hospital Care Group, School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin, Servisource/Isaacs, Shine, St. James’s Hospital, Tallaght University Hospital, TCP Homecare, Teva Pharmaceuticals, TPC HomeCare, Trinity College Dublin, UL Hospital Group, University College Cork, UPMC, VHI Healthcare
Testimonials
Hear what attendees from our past healthcare events had to say
Isaac Care & Servisource
The 19th National Health Summit truly was a fantastic event in Croke Park yesterday. There were some fantastic leaders from our industry in attendance and many great speakers also.
Dr. Ronan Fawsitt
GP & member of the Sláintecare RHA Advisory Group
Meeting was relevant to the current change agenda and the quality of speakers was great. Also extremely well organised. Well done
Dr. Chris Luke
Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Public Health, UCC, columnist, podcaster & author
Unexpectedly for a “conference”, I greatly enjoyed my visit to the Health Summit and meeting (very) old friends and new. It also proved a great opportunity for useful networking
Loretto Grogan
National Chief Nursing and Midwifery Information Officer, National Digital Health Clinical Office, HSE
… delighted to participate. Yes there was a great buzz around the place and an air of positivity!
Susan Treacy
CEO, HealthTech Ireland Association
The SMART Health Summit 2023 was an excellent day of discussion and networking, with thought leaders contributing the latest insights on all thing’s digital healthcare. It was a wonderful forum to catch up with HealthTech Ireland members, colleagues and strategic partners alike.
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Wayne Leitch
Head of Sponsorship Sales/ Conferences and Events
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The inclusion of event sponsors, exhibitors or partners does not constitute an endorsement, guarantee, warranty, or recommendation by The National Health Summit or iQuest Ltd. and we make no representations or warranties about any product or service contained therein.
This summit is organised by iQuest & Business Post LIVE. If you have any questions, requests, or require assistance with your booking, please feel free to contact me
