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The programme includes repeated networking breaks, lunch, a two-hour networking block, innovation cafe discussion formats and access to BMJ Future Health community links.
The Call for Problems offers e-poster display, short video presentation, a Problem Clinic or Innovation Cafe route, and BMJ Innovations supplement publication for abstracts.
Relevant for resident doctors interested in digital health, clinical entrepreneurship, QI, portfolio innovation work, publishing innovation projects, and building a digital career alongside clinical practice.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Early bird registration | £384 |
| Standard (consultant) | £480 |
| Trainee | £270 |
| Medical student | £270 |
BMJ Future Health Europe 2026 is a two-day in-person conference for healthcare professionals, clinician innovators, digital health fellows, early-career professionals, managers and system leaders interested in translating technology into practical improvements in care. It takes place at The Brewery in London on 29–30 October 2026 and offers 30 expert-led, CPD-certified sessions covering AI governance, digital access, ambient voice technology, digital inclusion, patient-led design, precision healthcare, wearables, women’s health innovation, clinical intrapreneurship and digital careers.\n\nParticipation is through a Call for Problems rather than a conventional research abstract. The deadline is 4 August 2026, with results due 31 August. Submissions must be in English and use a title of no more than 200 characters. Every entry must complete three sections: the problem, describing its setting, scale and impact; the proposed or implemented solution; and actual or anticipated impact. One lead author and up to two co-authors are allowed. Problems can be submitted before results exist and may involve a single site or cross-boundary collaboration. Selected applicants may receive an e-poster, short video, Problem Clinic or Innovation Café opportunity, and abstracts are published in a BMJ Innovations supplement.\n\nHealth and care professional tickets cost £384 super early bird, £408 early bird and £480 standard for two days. One-day equivalents are £192, £204 and £240. Student and early-career tickets are £270 for two days or £135 for one day, with documentary eligibility checks and limited first-come, first-served availability. Successful problem submitters receive a discounted two-day rate and must register by 16 September.
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