HEALTHCARE ESTATES
From left to right: Among the impressive line-up of speakers this year will be Simon Corben, Eddie McLaughlan, PL Yeun, Carl-Magnus von Behr, Mary Aladegbola, Clive Nattrass, Natalie Forrest, Doug Baldock, Matt Ward, Brian Clark, Anisha Mayor, and Fiona Daly.
Another focal point of the exhibition happens at the end of Day 1, when the VIP Area (sponsored by Wandsworth Healthcare) is opened to all attendees for ‘One more for the roadmap’ – a free-to-attend networking reception, complete with complimentary drinks. It’s an informal yet valuable moment to consolidate the day’s learning, exchange ideas and build relationships across the profession.
The exhibition theatre programme Running in six theatres located around the exhibition hall is a comprehensive, free-to-attend content programme. Entry to around 75 presentations by experts from leading professional associations, the NHS, and industry is available to all attendees across the two days at no extra charge. The talks provide attendees with the latest information, real-world case studies and practical insights. Whether it’s AI-powered solutions, decarbonisation projects, or lessons from award-winning estates teams, attending the exhibition theatres offers valuable learning and engagement activities, accessible to all visitors. The six themes for the exhibition theatres have been
Below: 2024’s gala dinner proved very popular and was followed by the Awards presentation (pictured, below right).
refreshed for 2025 and a brand-new content feature added: on-stage interviews with winners of the 2025 Healthcare Estates awards on the afternoon of Day 2. Throughout the afternoon of 22 October, the theatres in the exhibition hall stage these interviews where attendees learn from the practical experiences of teams achieving exceptional results – including winners of awards such as New Build Project of the Year, Refurbishment Project of the Year and Sustainable Achievement. The event’s full programme of content – comprising
the keynote programme, exhibition theatre programme, and conference programme (see below for more details) – is available on the event’s interactive programme microsite, accessible via
https://www.healthcare-estates.
com/2025-event-programme. In advance of the event, delegates can use the search, filtering and bookmarking features on the microsite to create their individual itinerary, which can be exported as a PDF.
Premium conference content Taking place in dedicated conference rooms at Manchester Central, the Healthcare Estates conference programme offers over 25 hours of additional premium content specially selected by the IHEEM conference committee.
Delegates have an enhanced opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, debate the latest thinking with like- minded attendees, and return to their organisations with actionable insight. Conference sessions are exclusively available to
attendees who have booked a Conference Delegate Pass, and the programme features a mix of presentations, panels and interactive workshops to encourage discussion and emphasise practical takeaways. Conference attendance provides an ideal opportunity
to explore in-depth with peers from around the UK the critical issues facing the healthcare engineering and estates profession today – and those that shape its future and the delivery of a modern, sustainable, patient-centred health system. Conference content is certified CPD. At the event IHEEM members can log attendance of each conference session on the MyIHEEM CPD platform, with convenient QR codes provided in the event programme to facilitate real-time updates to their CPD records via any mobile device. Organised into five themes, the conference programme
examines how the principle of ‘Prevention is better than cure’ can be applied across every aspect of healthcare estates and engineering.
Conference workshops The Carbon and Energy Fund (CEF) is facilitating four interactive workshops across the two days of the event, three of which are exclusively available to conference delegates. Topics covered by CEF are: Hydrogen readiness and technology options, providing EV charging solutions,
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