Primary Care Partnership Network
12 - 13 May 2026, Radisson Blu, Heathrow
Driving collaboration and innovation in primary care
Primary Care Partnership Network (PCPN) is the forum for key stakeholders from across the healthcare ecosystem to collaborate and define the way forward for primary care.
At the Primary Care Partnership Network event, we aim to unite 100-150 multidisciplinary leaders from across primary care to provide a 360-degree perspective on patient care and support in the community.
Working in silos is not an option for primary care leaders who want to build a proactive, customised, and place-based health and care system.
Our event offers a unique opportunity to foster collaboration and integration across all primary care pillars, providing an intimate setting for senior leaders to exchange ideas and work together.
Over two days, PCPN encourages productive discussions and fosters partnerships between healthcare leaders and suppliers, ultimately driving positive change and improved healthcare outcomes within primary care.
Topics discussed at PCPN include:
- The NHS 10-Year Plan and its implications for primary care
- Real-world examples of successful digital innovation within primary care
- How to optimise revenue to deliver a better solution for communities
- Shifting left: what neighbourhood health means in practice
- How to maximise the existing primary care workforce
- The “red tape challenge” – improving the primary/secondary care interface
- Plus more!
- Real-time answers to your challenges: world-class speakers, industry visionaries and innovative technology suppliers will be on hand to give you inspiration and advice you won’t get anywhere else
- Peer-to-peer knowledge exchange: over 100 healthcare officials like you will be in the room ready to share their challenges and how they have overcome them
- Transformative solutions: meet innovative suppliers ready to revolutionise the healthcare industry
- Expand your network meaningfully: forge relationships with senior leaders and build lasting relationships beyond the event
- Get guaranteed face time with key decision makers: a minimum of 9 one-on-one meetings with senior leaders that are looking to invest in new solutions
- Connect with the healthcare C-suite: take part in a range of formal and informal networking opportunities across the event
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Put your solution in the spotlight: present your solution on the main stage, in breakout areas, and during our popular
'Dragons' Den' speed presentation - Maximise your ROI: event sponsorship includes branding, meals, and refreshments. No stand costs, no surprises – just a guaranteed return on investment
TRUSTED BY
Speakers
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Duncan Gooch
Chair, Primary Care Network
NHS Confederation -
Aruna Garcea
Associate Medical Director, Primary Care
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust -
Vincent Sai
Group CEO and Partner
Modality Partnership -
Kiren Collison
Deputy Medical Director for Primary Care
NHS England -
Victoria Tzortziou-Brown
Vice-Chair of External Affairs
Royal College of General Practitioners -
Rachel Power
Chief Executive
Patients Association -
Caroline Trevithick
Chief Executive
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Integrated Care Board -
Damian Brady
Managing Director
Sutton Primary Care Networks and Sutton GP Federation -
Gary Howsam
Chief Clinical Improvement Officer
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Integrated Care System -
Kathryn Caley
Lead Nurse
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Training Hub -
Annie Murphy
Primary Care Chief Clinical Information Officer
South West London Integrated Care Board -
Estefania Costa
Regional Primary Care Nursing Workforce Educator Lead, East of England
NHS England -
Gurnak Singh Dosanjh
Deputy Chief Clinical Information Officer
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Integrated Care Board -
Waqaar Shah
Primary Care Clinical Director
NHS London -
Shanker Vijayadeva
GP Lead, Digital Transformation – Primary Care (London Region)
NHS England -
Martin Fischer
Associate
Altogether Better -
Ravi Sandhu
Executive Partner
Modality Partnership -
Rupa Joshi
GP and Deputy Medical Director of Primary Care for South West Region / Transformation Lead
NHS England / British Society of Lifestyle Medicine -
Lorraine Mattis
Chief Executive
University of Suffolk Dental CIC -
Dharmesh Patel
Chief Executive
Primary Eyecare Services -
Graham Stretch
President
Primary Care Pharmacy Association -
Brandie Deignan
Chief Executive
Pier Health Group, North Somerset -
Amit Patel
Chief Executive
Community Pharmacy South West London -
Vipan Bhardwaj
Executive Partner / Clinical Director
Modality Partnership / Lifestyle Medicine -
Neil Modha
GP, ICP Lead and Chair
Greater Peterborough Network GP Federation -
Priya Kumar
Partner and Health Inequalities Lead
Kumar Medical Centre -
Martin Edobor
Clinical Lead for Digital Transformation
Newham Borough Health Partnership -
Alyson McGregor
National Director
Altogether Better -
Tom Micklewright
Clinical Lead for Digital Transformation in Primary Care
Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care Board -
Samson Jebutu
Head of Primary Care
Harrow Health GP Federation -
Tom Ratcliffe
Digital Transformation Clinical Lead
Modality Partnership -
Liam Loftus
Associate Director for Policy and Practice Engagement
Health Equity Evidence Centre -
Sonia Kumar
Founding Executive Dean of Medicine
St Mary’s University, London -
Farzana Hussain
Portfolio GP
Newham -
Alexander Aubrey
Medical Director, Clinical Lead for AI
Health Education and Improvement Wales -
Gina Goubran
Social Prescriber Lead
Central/Thistlemoor and Thorpe Road Primary Care Network
TESTIMONIALS
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I need to make myself available to learn what other trusts are doing, while being present in my own trust.
Lisa EmeryCIORoyal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust -
I believe it is incumbent upon all of us as senior health leaders to offer strategic direction, that goes without saying. But we also need to amplify curiosity, agility and a passion to improve, fostering commitment in the art of the possible.
Jonathan LofthouseSite CEOKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust -
The only thing that’s going to be constant now is change. Trusts and staff need to be ready for whatever the future brings and sharing best practice between trusts, safely, is an important part of the solution.
James DevineCEOMedway NHS Foundation Trust -
As NHS trusts, the need to collaborate and learn from each other has never been stronger. But neither has our need to reduce unnecessary social interaction as a society.
Paul BythewayChief Operating OfficerUniversity Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Foundation Trust -
Events like the Healthcare Partnership Network are really important in bringing together senior leaders both from the industry and from the NHS, because you can start to see the connections that people are making. There’s a lot of synergy and energy around being able to look at a product a company has to offer and being able to relate that to what happens in the NHS.
Paula HeadChief ExecutiveUniversity Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
