Is the NHS fit for the future?

With waiting lists stretching into the millions, frontline staff burdened by bureaucracy, and inefficiencies draining billions from public funds, the NHS is at a critical crossroads. On 13th March 2025, the government pledged sweeping reforms to streamline healthcare services, cut through red tape, and deliver better care for patients. Yet, as bold transformations are announced, the challenge remains: how do we ensure these changes lead to a truly sustainable and effective health service?

The Institute of Government and Public Policy’s NHS Summit: Building a Healthcare System Fit for the Future will bring together senior policymakers, healthcare leaders, and industry innovators to address these pressing issues head-on. Through expert-led discussions, case studies, and collaborative panels, this event will explore the impact of structural reforms, the role of digital transformation, and the urgent need to shift from reactive care to prevention. Attendees will gain invaluable insights into how the NHS can adapt to changing demands while delivering high-quality care.

Join the Institute of Government and Public Policy at the NHS Summit in December 2025 to explore essential themes such as structural reform, workforce challenges, digital transformation, financial sustainability, and patient-centred care. Engage in forward-thinking discussions on preventative healthcare, integrated care systems, and the evolving policy landscape that will define the NHS of tomorrow. Don’t miss this chance to be part of the conversation that will drive lasting change and build a health service that is efficient, innovative, and truly fit for the future.