The NHS in 2026: What can industry expect? - Life Science Access Academy

NHS priorities, pressures and behaviours are evolving – explore what that means for Life Sciences engagement

Masterclass Details:

The NHS has entered a period of reset and recalibration, against a backdrop of long-standing workforce pressure, political uncertainty, and shifting ICS structures. Industry teams are asking one key question – what does the future look like, and how do we engage with it?

In this 60-minute masterclass, a multi-perspective panel of NHS experts will explore the evolving landscape of the NHS and what industry can expect as we move towards 2026.

You will hear from senior leaders and consultants working at national, regional and local levels of the system. They will discuss key trends emerging across Integrated Care Systems, provider collaboratives and primary care networks, including how decisions are being made, what is shaping investment, and where industry partnerships can add value without being left behind.

This is a timely and honest discussion for anyone in the Life Sciences sector looking to future-proof their NHS strategy and sharpen their engagement approach ahead of 2026.

Key Learning Objectives:

Gain insight into how NHS structures and priorities are likely to evolve over the next 12 to 18 months
Understand how national policy, local pressures and political factors are influencing service delivery and commissioning
Explore the implications for commercial and medical engagement across therapy areas
Learn how to tailor your approach to align with future NHS thinking, needs and behaviours
Hear directly from experts working across NHS organisations and system partnerships

Date and time

14th Nov 2025 13:00 – 14:00 (GMT)

The NHS in 2026: What can industry expect?

Speakers

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Boehringer Ingelheim Ltd

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Ferring

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Gedeon Richter Women's Health

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