Future of Surgery 2026
are redefining the surgical landscape, and this theme brings together experts at the forefront of that change. Through real NHS experiences and emerging evidence, the sessions will examine how cutting-edge technology is being adopted in theatres, the cultural and training challenges it introduces, and the opportunities it creates for safer, smarter, more precise surgery. Workforce, training and the future surgical
team: The future of surgery depends on a skilled, supported, and adaptable workforce. This theme explores how training pathways are evolving, how simulation and digital tools are transforming learning, and how wellbeing must be protected in high-pressure clinical environments. Leaders from across the sector will discuss what is needed to empower the next generation of surgical professionals. Sustainability and greener surgical practice: As the NHS moves toward its Net Zero ambitions, sustainability is becoming a defining feature
Why attend?
Whether you work in theatres, surgical innovation, or Trust-wide leadership, the Future of Surgery Show 2026 offers essential opportunities to: l Explore next-generation surgical technologies, including robotics, AI, and digital theatres
l Gain insights into national strategies to improve surgical productivity and reduce elective backlogs
l Learn from frontline clinicians and innovators driving workforce and training reform
l Discover sustainable surgical practices and green theatre models
l Access real-world case studies from NHS trusts leading surgical transformation
l Network with peers, industry partners, suppliers, and national experts
l Take actionable tools and strategies back to your organisation
of modern surgical care. This theme will showcase innovations in greener anaesthetic practice, equipment, and waste reduction, while exploring how teams can embed environmental responsibility into everyday theatre operations. It’s a practical and forward-thinking look at how surgery can contribute to a more sustainable health system. Pathway standardisation and improving patient experience: Variation in surgical pathways remains a major challenge across the NHS. This theme takes a deep dive into how standardised processes can reduce waste, enhance efficiency, and deliver a more consistent and positive experience for patients. Speakers will highlight data-driven insights and examples of Trusts that have successfully redesigned pathways to improve safety and outcomes. Productivity, theatre flow and frontline-led improvement: Surgical productivity is often
shaped by the realities of day-to-day clinical work. This theme explores how frontline teams are using data, observation, and their own lived experience to identify bottlenecks and drive meaningful improvements. It shines a light on the powerful role that clinicians play in shaping theatre efficiency, and how small, practical changes can make a significant impact.
Sponsors: accelerating innovation in surgical care The organisers are collaborating with organisations at the forefront of surgical innovation, digital health, equipment modernisation, and workforce solutions. Their expertise will be showcased throughout the exhibition and networking spaces, offering attendees the chance to discover cutting- edge products, technologies, and partnerships that can support transformation in their own services.
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