Hospitals of the Future: Smart Hospital Design, Care Models and Transformation Roadmap – London, 14–25 Jun 2027
DestinationLondon
Dates14 – 25 June 2027
Reference824_20309
This session
14–25 Jun 2027
This Hospitals of the Future: Smart Hospital Design, Care Models and Transformation Roadmap session in London runs from Monday 14 June to Friday 25 June 2027 (week 24, Q2 2027). It is the 1st of 2 dates in London in 2027, at a fee of 41,400 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.
DatesMonday 14 Jun – Friday 25 Jun 2027
Week24 of 2027
Duration12 days
Fee41,400 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueCentral London four-star
Programme overview
Introduction:
Hospitals of the future are being decided now, in capital plans and service redesigns that often treat new buildings, robots and digital tools as separate projects while demand, workforce shortages and cost pressure keep rising. This Core Concept programme gives hospital executives, planners and digital and operations leaders a structured way to judge future care models, smart hospital infrastructure, command centres, automation and resilient design as one transformation. Working on a case hospital across two weeks, participants build a Future Hospital Transformation Roadmap with phased investments, governance and measures.
Course Objectives:
Assess demand, workforce, cost and technology drivers and translate them into a future hospital vision and design principles
Evaluate hospital-at-home, ambulatory, day-case and integrated network models and reprofile the acute bed base accordingly
Redesign workforce roles, skill mix and job design for automated and digitally enabled hospital services
Judge smart hospital infrastructure, command centre, robotics and digital front door proposals against operational and patient benefits
Oversee cybersecurity, clinical safety of digital systems and transformation governance with stage gates and maturity measures
Build a phased Future Hospital Transformation Roadmap with a business case, dependencies and executive sponsorship
Target Audience:
Executives accountable for the long-term direction, investment and performance of hospitals or hospital groups
Leaders responsible for capital planning, estates redevelopment and new hospital commissioning
Leaders who set digital health direction and approve technology investments for acute care
Leaders accountable for hospital-wide operations, capacity and service redesign programmes
Clinical executives who sponsor new care models and workforce change across divisions
Course Outline:
Day 1: Drivers of Change and the Future Hospital Vision
Demand Shift Analysis: Ageing, Multimorbidity and Chronic Care Load
Workforce Supply Gap Modelling for Nursing, Medical and Allied Roles
Cost Curve and Productivity Pressure Assessment for Acute Beds
Technology Horizon Scan: Sensors, Robotics, Automation and Analytics
Future Hospital Vision Statement and Design Principles Canvas
Day 2: Future Care Models and the Shape of the Acute Estate
Hospital-at-Home Eligibility Screening and Daily Visit Model
Virtual Ward Step-Up and Step-Down Criteria at Overview
Ambulatory Emergency Care and Day-Case Surgery Shift Analysis
Integrated Network Roles: Hub Hospital, Elective Centre and Community Sites
Bed Base Reprofiling Model for Acute, Elective and Home-Based Capacity
Day 3: Workforce Redesign and New Roles
Task Redistribution Matrix Across Clinical, Support and Digital Roles
Emerging Roles: Command Centre Coordinators, Clinical Informaticians and Robotics Technicians
Digital Literacy Competency Map for Frontline Teams
Human-Robot Teaming and Automation Effects on Job Design
Workforce Transition Plan with Reskilling and Redeployment Pathways
Day 4: Sustainable and Resilient Hospital Design
Flexible Floor Plates, Universal Rooms and Adaptable Ward Concepts
Net-Zero Hospital Pathway: Energy, Water, Anaesthetic Gases and Waste
Surge Capacity and Infection-Ready Zoning with Convertible Spaces
Climate Risk and Utility Resilience Assessment for Critical Services
Healing Environment Design: Daylight, Acoustics, Wayfinding and Single Rooms
Day 5: Week-One Case: Future Hospital Strategic Options and Business Case
Case Hospital Baseline: Activity, Bed Days, Workforce and Estate Condition
Care Model Scenario Comparison for the Case Hospital
Investment Appraisal: Capital, Operating Cost, Benefits and Net Present Value
Benefits Realisation Map Linking Care Models to Outcomes
Strategic Options Paper and Executive Peer Challenge
Day 6: Smart Hospital Infrastructure and Connected Assets
Smart Hospital Reference Architecture: Network, Devices, Platforms and Applications
Real-Time Location Systems for Equipment, Patient and Staff Tracking
Connected Medical Device Integration and Clinical Alarm Management
Smart Patient Room: Bedside Terminals, Room Controls and Fall Sensors
Hospital Network Choices: Wired, Wi-Fi, Private Cellular and Segmentation
Day 7: Command Centres, Real-Time Patient Flow and Automation
Hospital Command Centre Operating Model: Display Tiles, Roles and Huddles
Real-Time Capacity Views and Predictive Discharge Signals
Pharmacy Automation: Robotic Dispensing, Unit-Dose Packaging and Smart Cabinets
Laboratory Total Automation and Pneumatic Tube Sample Logistics
Autonomous Mobile Robots for Linen, Meals, Waste and Supplies
Day 8: Digital Front Door, Data Platforms and AI-Enabled Operations
Digital Front Door Journey: Online Booking, Self Check-In, Wayfinding and Billing
Hospital Data Platform Layers: Integration Engine, Data Lake and Analytics
Interoperability Principles for Devices, Systems and Partners at Overview
AI-Enabled Operations Use Cases: Demand Forecasting, Rostering and Theatre Utilisation
Day 9: Cybersecurity, Clinical Safety and Transformation Governance
Smart Hospital Threat Landscape: Connected Devices, Ransomware and Supplier Access
Medical Device Security Controls: Inventory, Segmentation and Patch Cycles
Clinical Safety Case and Hazard Log for Digital Systems
Transformation Board, Design Authority and Stage-Gate Reviews
Future Hospital Maturity Scorecard and Benefits Tracking KPIs
Day 10: Capstone: Future Hospital Transformation Roadmap
Case Brief: Ageing Acute Site Choosing Between Rebuild and Retrofit
Phased Roadmap Build: Foundation, Scale-Up and Optimisation Waves
Stakeholder Engagement and Clinical Adoption Plan for the Roadmap
Risk and Dependency Register for Transformation Waves
Future Hospital Transformation Roadmap Presentation to an Executive Panel
Skills You Will Gain:
Future Hospital Visioning
Care Model Portfolio Evaluation
Bed Base Reprofiling
Workforce Skill-Mix Redesign
Resilient Hospital Design Review
Hospital Automation Appraisal
Digital Clinical Safety Oversight
Transformation Roadmap Sequencing
Why Attend This Course:
Return with a Future Hospital Transformation Roadmap for a case hospital that can be adapted to your own site or network
Challenge architects, technology suppliers and consultants on smart hospital proposals with clear benefit and risk questions
Link capital, workforce and digital decisions into one sequence instead of competing projects
Compare transformation choices with executives from public, private and academic hospitals in several health systems
Conclusion:
Future hospitals succeed when care models, people, buildings and technology are planned together and delivered in sequenced waves. Week one moves from drivers of change and future care models to workforce redesign, sustainable and resilient design and a strategic business case. Week two adds smart hospital infrastructure, command centres, automation, the digital front door, data platforms and AI-enabled operations, then cybersecurity, clinical safety and governance. The capstone produces a Future Hospital Transformation Roadmap ready for executive review.
Hospitals of the Future: Smart Hospital Design, Care Models and Transformation Roadmap runs in London over 12 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 41,400 SAR.
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