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The National NHS Estates Conference and Exhibition 2025

The Royal Society of Medicine, London 11 November 2025, 9:00am - 5:00pm

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8:45am
Registration & Networking
9:30am
Chairs Opening Remarks



9:40am
What the Ten-Year Health and Care Plan Means for the Future of the Estate
  • Understand the key goals of the Ten-Year Health and Care Plan and their relevance to estates strategy and planning
  • Explore how shifts in care delivery models will impact estate requirements
  • Identify priority areas for estates investment, transformation, and resilience over the next decade
  • Reflect on the role of estates leaders in enabling smarter, greener and more people-centered healthcare environments
10:00am
Making the NHS Long-Term Plan Work Locally for Estates Teams
  • Understand how national NHS strategies and policy goals apply to local estates planning
  • Explore practical steps to align estate developments with long-term care delivery models
  • Learn how to prioritise estates actions that support workforce, sustainability and patient experience
10:20am
Main Stage Sponsor Session
10:40am
Question & Answers Session
10:55am
Break & Networking
11:25am
Unlocking Surplus NHS Estate for Strategic Use and Community Benefit
  • Understand the current policy direction on using surplus or underused NHS land to support wider system goals
  • Explore options for repurposing estate for housing, integrated care hubs, or income generation
  • Learn how to navigate disposal processes, stakeholder engagement, and community planning priorities
11:45am
Using NHS Estates Data to Drive Better Decisions and Productivity
  • Understand how estates data can be turned into actionable insight to improve performance and patient outcomes
  • Learn how to compare performance nationally and regionally to identify gaps, risks, and opportunities
  • Explore real-world case studies on how data-led decisions have improved estate efficiency and service delivery
12:05pm
Main Stage Sponsor Session
12:25pm
Question & Answers Session
12:40pm
Lunch & Networking
1:40pm
Tackling Backlog Maintenance: From Risk to Action
  • Identify practical strategies to prioritise and address high-risk areas of backlog maintenance
  • Learn how to link maintenance planning with patient safety, clinical need, and service continuity
  • Explore successful approaches to funding and executing maintenance projects within tight budgets
2:00pm
Decarbonising the NHS Estate: How Strategic Retrofit and Infrastructure Can Cut Carbon & Maintenance Burdens
  • Understand the key drivers and priorities for decarbonising the NHS estate
  • Explore practical ways to reduce carbon emissions through energy efficiency and smarter infrastructure
  • Recognise how decarbonisation efforts can also reduce running costs and address maintenance challenges
2:20pm
Question & Answers Session
2:35pm
Break & Networking
3:00pm
Building Smarter NHS Facilities with Digital Tools and Predictive Technologies
  • Discover how digital tools like BIM, IoT sensors, and predictive analytics are transforming NHS estate management
  • Understand how data integration supports smarter maintenance, energy saving, and operational planning
  • Learn how to build digital estates capability across estates, IT, and clinical teams
3:20pm
Creating Healing Spaces: What Patients and Staff Really Value in NHS Environments
  • Understand what PLACE data and patient/staff feedback reveal about NHS environments today

  • Learn how estates design can influence dignity, wellbeing, and staff retention

  • Explore examples of small and large interventions that have improved the experience of care

 

3:40pm
Chairs Closing Remarks
3:50pm
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