GSMA Intelligent Health Summit

Health systems are under pressure to expand access, improve outcomes, relieve workforce shortages and control costs while maintaining safety, trust and resilience. At the same time, 5G and 5G-Advanced, edge computing, AI, connected medical devices, remote monitoring and interoperable data platforms are moving from isolated trials into deployable healthcare infrastructure.

The GSMA Intelligent Health Summit will bring together healthcare providers, policymakers, mobile operators, technology companies, clinicians, innovators and investors to examine how connectivity and intelligence can transform care in hospitals, homes, ambulances and communities. The programme will focus on implementation rather than aspiration: the clinical and operational problems worth solving, the infrastructure required, the evidence buyers expect, and the governance, partnerships and funding models that enable solutions to scale.

Across three practical sessions, speakers will explore how connected hospitals can become intelligent operating environments, which proven care models can be deployed now, and how buyers should assess emerging products before adoption. Case studies will span virtual hospitals, hospital-at-home, connected emergency care, private 5G, remote diagnostics, intelligent logistics and AI-enabled clinical and operational workflows.

Attendees will leave with practical insight into how to select high-value use cases, build credible investment cases, integrate solutions safely, measure impact and create repeatable partnerships between health systems and the mobile ecosystem.

Join us in the GSMA Intelligent Health Summit as we explore:

• Moving from standalone 5G, device and automation pilots to secure, interoperable hospital-wide platforms.
• Connecting clinical devices, staff communications, real-time location, robotics, digital twins and intelligent facilities.
• Building the business case through productivity, patient flow, asset utilisation, resilience, safety and clinical outcomes.
• Proven models for virtual hospitals, hospital-at-home, telemedicine, remote monitoring and connected emergency care.
• How mobile connectivity can extend specialist capacity and improve access across rural, underserved and ageing populations.
• Implementation playbooks covering use-case selection, clinical ownership, workflow redesign, training and patient adoption.