Digital Health Summer School 2025

BridgeHead Software is proud to sponsor the Digital Health Summer Schools 2025, taking place on 17–18 July at the University of Warwick, as part of the CIO Network. Widely regarded as the most popular and welcoming NHS IT leadership event of the year, Summer Schools brings together CCIOs, CIOs, CNIOs, and emerging digital health leaders for two days of CPD-accredited learning, insightful education, and valuable networking.

Organised by Digital Health—the UK’s leading health IT news publisher and host of the largest health IT community—this exclusive event for Digital Health Networks members offers a unique chance to connect with and learn from the UK’s top digital health experts. We look forward to engaging with fellow innovators and supporting the advancement of NHS digital leadership.

Stop by our area to connect or you can schedule a meeting with our team to pick a time that works for you.

Don’t miss our workshop session at the event!

Title

How much can you trust your EPR? (It’s only 30% of the story!)

Speaker

Maria Moors, Senior Account Director, BridgeHead Software 

What can you expect?

EPRs are central to digital healthcare strategies — but what if they only tell part of the story? In this interactive session, we’ll explore the siloed 70% of patient information that sits outside the EPR: legacy systems, imaging, scanned documents, paper notes, and unstructured data that remains essential to clinical care.

Drawing on real-world NHS examples, and Maria’s journey from frontline nurse to digital transformation advocate, we’ll uncover why this missing data matters — not just for care quality, but for governance, strategy, and operational resilience. Expect a lively discussion and group activities designed to surface the blind spots in your own organisation’s data.

You’ll leave with practical ideas to help:

• Identify the sources of data outside your EPR
• Understand the clinical and operational risks of inaccessible information
• Build a strategy to unlock, integrate and use that data to its full potential.