NHS CDIO David Walliker to speak at Summer Schools 2025
- 30 April 2025
- Experienced NHS chief digital information officer (CDIO) Professor David Walliker has been announced as a speaker for Digital Health Summer Schools 2025
- In his plenary session Walliker will provide his views on the NHS’ national strategy for data and technology
- Digital Health Summer Schools will take place on 17-18 July 2025 at the University of Warwick
Experienced NHS chief digital information officer (CDIO) Professor David Walliker is the latest high-profile speaker to be announced for Digital Health Summer Schools.
Walliker is part of England’s data and technology 10 year health plan working group led by Ming Tang, interim CDIO at NHS England and Dr Tim Ferris of Harvard Medical School and former director of transformation at NHS England.
In his plenary session he will provide his views on the NHS’ national strategy for data and technology.
As CDIO of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, one of the most digitally advanced trusts in the country, he will share insights from their transformation journey towards delivering digitally enabled services.
Having held senior digital and data roles at Oxford University Hospitals, Thames Valley and Surrey Secure Data Environment, Liverpool Women’s Hospital and the Royal Liverpool Hospital, he is one of the NHS’ most accomplished digital leaders.
Join Walliker and other senior NHS IT leaders for the two-day residential Summer Schools, which is taking place on 17-18 July 2025 at the University of Warwick, featuring leadership breakout sessions; topic workshops spanning AI ethics, clinical safety, benefits realisation; and NHS digital leadership case studies.
Other confirmed speakers include Helen Balsdon, chief nursing information officer (CNIO) at NHSE, Hayley Grafton, CNIO at University Hospitals Leicester NHS Trust and Tang.
The Digital Health Awards, organised by Digital Health Networks, will also take place at Summer Schools, celebrating innovation, dedication and excellence across the healthcare landscape, and recognising the achievements of senior NHS IT leaders and upcoming trailblazers who are driving transformation.
Judges will be looking for examples of leadership, innovation, and measurable impact in each of the following categories: chief clinical information officer (CCIO) of the year, chief information officer (CIO) of the year, CNIO of the year, clinical safety officer (CSO) of the year, and rising star.
Nominations opened on 14 April 2025 and will close on 9 May 2025.
Tickets start from £385. Bringing the team? Get 20% off group bookings of four or more people.
