Radar Healthcare's User Group Summit 2026
Beyond the Checklist: From Policy to Culture
Radar Healthcare’s User Group Summit 2026 on 6th February, will shine a spotlight on the partnerships and shared learning that sit behind every success story we’re proud to be part of.
Healthcare safety isn’t achieved by ticking boxes – it’s created when policies evolve into a genuine culture of care. This year’s Radar Healthcare User Group Summit will explore how organisations can move beyond compliance to embed safety into everyday practice.
Through real-world case studies and expert insights from our Patient Safety specialist keynote, we’ll examine how data, leadership, and shared learning can turn information into meaningful action.
Join us as we uncover how policy can drive culture – and how culture can deliver safer, more consistent outcomes for everyone.
Event Details
📍 Venue: Wellcome Collection, Euston, London
Chosen to bring our day to life, the Wellcome Collection is a place “where stories, words and pictures make connections, provoke new thinking and share lived experiences.”
🕒 Timings:
- Doors open at 10:30am
- Event runs 11:00am–4:30pm
- Drinks reception until 6:00pm to celebrate our inaugural summit
🎤 Compere: Adam Busby, Chief Clinical & Quality Officer, Circle Health Care
Our Full Agenda
Time |
Session |
Location |
|---|---|---|
| 10:30 – 11:00 | Arrival: Refreshments & Networking | Williams Lounge |
| 10:50 – 11:00 | Guests called for seats in the Henry Wellcome Auditorium | Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 11:00 – 11:20 | ‘Beyond the Checklist: Shaping the Future of Healthcare, Together’ Opening Keynote by Edward Bellamy, Chief Executive Officer, Radar Healthcare. |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 11:20 – 11:50 | From Policy to Practice: Building Safety into Everyday Care Keynote by Patient Safety Specialist |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 11:50 – 12:40 | One Shared Goal to Improve Patient Safety
Exploring how organisations turn insight into meaningful patient safety improvements, build trust in their teams, and lead with purpose. Panel discussion from: Session Chair: Adam Busby, Chief Clinical & Quality Officer, Circle Health Group |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 12:40 – 13:30 | Lunch & Networking | Williams Lounge |
| 13:40 – 14:40 | Supercharging Your Effectiveness
This one-hour session explores why modern working life can sometimes feel more demanding than we expect, even when we enjoy what we do. Using simple, easy-to-understand psychology, it explores how our brains and bodies respond to pressure, including the familiar fight, flight, and freeze response. With plenty of everyday, relatable examples, the session shows how stress can quietly affect the way we think, make decisions, and deal with day-to-day situations. Participants will leave with practical, realistic wellbeing tips they can use straight away to feel calmer, clearer, and better able to navigate the change world we live in. Session by Jo Banks, Executive Coach and Leadership Development Trainer, and founder of What Next Consultancy (UK) Ltd. |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 14:40 – 15:10 | Turning Insight into Action
Exploring how North Bristol NHS Trust leverages quality governance systems – such as Radar Healthcare – to surface meaningful data, build effective reports, and streamline processes that drive improved outcomes. Session by Jenny Booth, Quality Governance Systems Manager, North Bristol NHS Trust |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 15:10 – 15:25 | Refreshments & Networking | Williams Lounge |
| 15:25 – 15:55 | AI and Clinical Safety: Why Fairness Is Performance
This session explores how clinical safety in AI depends not just on accuracy, but on how systems perform across different people, contexts, and clinical settings. It examines why fairness is a core safety issue, not an ethical add-on, and how uneven performance, hidden assumptions, and data gaps can create real clinical risk. Using practical examples, the session focuses on what clinicians, safety leads, and decision-makers need to look for to judge whether an AI system is genuinely safe to use in care. Session by Emma Kitcher, AI governance specialist with a Master’s in Information Rights Law and Practice, focusing on AI, human rights, and patient safety. Chair of East of England AI Privacy and Ethics Network |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 15:55 – 16:25 | Optimising safeguarding and behaviour of concern reporting
This session will focus on optimising safeguarding and behaviour of concern reporting, helping you gain practical strategies to improve safety and care. Session by James Baker, Operational Systems Product Lead at Achieve Together |
Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 16:25 – 16:35 | Closing remarks by Rhian Bulmer, Chief Customer Officer, Radar Healthcare | Henry Wellcome Auditorium |
| 16:35 – 18:00 | Join us for drinks, nibbles and networking | Williams Lounge |
We look forward to seeing you all there and sharing a day of learning, collaboration, and meaningful action.
