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Hosted by Caring Times' Sam Lewis, this roundtable discussion will look at what the UK can learn from social care systems around the world, with insights from the likes of Neil Eastwood, Vic Rayner and Dan Archer.

This panel, hosted by RWK Goodman's Mei-Ling Huang, will see some of the sector's most clued-in individuals giving their expert advice and detailing their experiences of the CQC's new Single Assessment Framework so far.

Clare Connell hosts this panel which is set to help care providers looking to grow their business in 2025 and beyond. Expect tips from seasoned care veterans like Samantha Crawley, Martin Lowthian and Angela Boxall.

A panel discussion hosted by James Sage of RWK Goodman, with contribution from HR directors who assisted in the creation of Skills for Care’s latest workforce strategy report.

This roundtable welcomes some of the biggest names in the sector, individuals who need no introduction. Hosted by Caring Times editor Sam Lewis, it will look at the social care reform agenda under the new government, and ask how Labour has fared in its first 100 days in government.

Social care consultancy Carterwood's Dan Madden takes to the stage for this presentation, as he draws on the company's sector expertise to ask in which direction the market is heading and how care providers can stay ahead of the curve.

The CEOs of some of the UK's top 10 biggest care groups gather for a friendly fireside-chat-style interview, hosted by Caring Times editor Sam Lewis. Expect the discussion to cover: their route into the sector, the current state of care, the new Labour government and the importance of collaboration in care.

Exploring how the NHS and private health sector can meet the challenging net-zero carbon targets.

What the NHS and PFI companies can be doing now in preparation for what might come next.

Best practice in the design of the next generation of health and care facilities, and how this has been impacted by the COVID pandemic.

Exploring the current trends in healthcare property investment and finance.

A series of economic shocks to the UK economy against a backdrop of underlying demographic change has meant that funds have begun to reappraise the investment environment. This panel will provide valuable perspectives on both the international expansion of UK investors and deal appetite together with the growth in asset classes/sources investing in UK health and social care.

The substantial decrease in mid-market private equity investment activity in the UK throughout 2023 can be attributed to challenging economic conditions, intricate debt markets, and unpredictable geopolitical factors. This panel discussion will gain perspectives from investors and analysts who bring a unique lens to the table. It will centre around strategies for navigating the current environment, with a specific focus on meeting the expectations of both sellers and buyers to facilitate successful deal-making moving forward.

This panel will focus on the challenging landscape experienced post pandemic, where the cost of debt soared to unprecedented levels. The discussion will delve into the anticipated outlook for the current year and its potential impact on healthcare operators and investors.

This panel will delve into the unfolding impact of the election outcome on policy changes, particularly in relation to its effects on investment activity and the broader healthcare sector.

This panel will examine the growing opportunities for independent providers under a new government which believes the NHS is broken, and a prime minister who has pledged to start fixing straight away.

Outpatient services, insourcing, imaging, dentistry and ophthalmology are all in the spotlight. How can private equity/private providers help?

A panel of providers and AI experts will discuss the practical real world deployment of AI in health and social care. Dealing with the implications, benefits and prospects for future developments and shareholder returns.