His projects have included acute healthcare, mental health, primary care and community care and specialist palliative schemes.

She has been a practicing clinician within the NHS for the last five years and is currently undergoing specialty training to become a General Practitioner. Nisha has spent the last few years working in countries like Panama and Sierra Leone in leadership roles. She has had a key role in clinical service design and implementation of essential public health strategies.

As part of his clinical experience, over the past six years, he has practiced in dozens of NHS hospitals and GP surgeries in a number of different specialties, most recently in Care of the Elderly and Rheumatology. Gaurav is driven to improve health outcomes through primary care, and he has experience of developing sustainable models of care in regions with significant logistical and political challenges such as Republic of Congo and Northern Panama.

Pooja has worked on various policy changes for the NHS healthcare system, where she has been involved in the design of innovative primary care and community services. She is passionate about levelling up the standard of healthcare in emerging markets. Pooja is a board member of Mango Sciences, an enterprise involved in improving access to advanced cancer drugs in India, pan Asia and the Middle East. Pooja is listed in the top 100 Asians (2021) in UK health tech. Pooja continues to be an investor in early-stage health tech companies, with a vision to take the best of European health tech around the globe.

She has been a General Practice Business Manager in the UK since 2003 and possesses a broad range of healthcare management experience. Tracy won the National Association of Primary Care Manager of the Year award in 2019.

He believes that healthcare will very soon become digital-first, and he is working tirelessly to improve the telemedicine technology. Jos is a co-founder of knok healthcare, the Portuguese market leader in Telemedicine, with presence in an additional 10 European, South American and African countries.

Deep understanding from the inside-out the technological barriers and opportunities in medicine gained during Master’s degree in medicine with thesis related to electronic health records interoperability. Experienced programmer due to an early exposure to technology. Joao is experienced in establishing health tech companies.

He joined Milton Keynes University Hospital in 2013, transforming its record in quality, performance and finances. Under his leadership the trust has gained teaching hospital status and pioneered digital advances that have revolutionised patient care and experience. Joe has championed innovation and expansion, overseeing significant development across the hospital estate, including the building of an academic centre in partnership with the University of Buckingham and a new cancer centre. He is also a board member of the Oxford Academic Health Science Network, chair of the Clinical Research Network Partnership Board for Thames Valley, member of the NHS Confederation Employers Policy Board and the University of Buckingham Council.

Dipan has been a Training Programme Director and prior to this an Educational Supervisor for Dental Foundation Training (Health Education England) and has previously held a Clinical Teaching Post at King’s College London.

He is the National Clinical Director for the National Association of Primary Care (NAPC), having just competed a 4-year term as Chairman of NAPC. Nav was awarded an MBE in the Queen2019s Birthday Honour List in 2019 for services to clinical education and primary and community care. Nav is committed to developing a digitally enhanced model of care in general practice with an appropriate skill mix and developing new models for primary care.