Keeping the Lights On: Building Operational Resilience in the NHS
Learn how healthcare providers are planning for realistic disruption scenarios, including cyberattacks, data corruption, infrastructure failures and loss of access to patient records, while maintaining safe clinical operations and recovering priority services.
Event Information
When technology fails in healthcare, the consequence is not simply downtime. It can delay treatment, disrupt clinical decision-making and affect patient safety. As NHS organisations become increasingly dependent on digital services, operational resilience is no longer just an IT concern. It is a critical component of safe, effective patient care.
This webinar, bringing together experts from SCC and Dell, will explore what operational resilience looks like in practice for healthcare organisations. Designed for digital leaders, CIOs, IT teams and operational stakeholders, the session will examine how NHS Trusts can protect critical clinical services, reduce the impact of disruption and restore priority systems quickly and safely when incidents occur.
Why attend?
- Discover what operational resilience really means in healthcare, and why continuity of care depends on more than simply restoring systems after an outage.
- Hear SCC and Dell experts discuss how NHS organisations are strengthening resilience across critical services including EPR, PACS, pathology, pharmacy, theatres, emergency care and patient communications.
- Take away practical guidance on identifying critical-service dependencies, prioritising recovery based on clinical impact, and building resilience across the wider healthcare technology ecosystem, including networks, medical devices, identity services, cloud platforms, suppliers and legacy infrastructure.
Event Partners
Dell Technology