2025 GLOBAL FORUM
CREATING HEALTH THROUGH UNDERSTANDING AND PERSONALISING VALUE
4th and 5th December 2025
Scottish Event Campus, Glasgow, Scotland
The 2025 Global Forum is being hosted by
With the collaboration of our supporting partners
About the Forum Theme
Creating Health Through Understanding and Personalising Value
Health Care in Crisis: Facing Unprecedented Challenges
Global health care demand is outpacing the supply of services, undermining the consistent delivery of high-quality, equitable care. Without change, this trend will only worsen.
Health care systems face several key challenges, including staff shortages due to the diminishing appeal of health careers, an aging population with multiple chronic conditions requiring significant resources, and the rising prevalence of non-communicable diseases that further strain services. Additionally, the high cost of new, innovative medicines and technologies puts pressure on budgets, while the ongoing recovery from COVID-19 has led to persistent backlogs, further exacerbating the strain on health care systems.
Many of these challenges are only intensifying. So, how do we create a new model for health care?
An evolved approach to value.
We need to turbocharge our focus on understanding and personalising value while rewarding its creation. This will provide the framework to address the crisis.
When diseases strike, it is essential to personalise value – we must move away from assuming that everyone in a population has the same priorities. We have to understand the extent to which people can live according to their values and work towards achieving their goals over time. We must truly personalise how we understand and create value in health.
Health care systems must be supported, encouraged, celebrated, and incentivised to pursue broader opportunities for value creation – such as exploiting the enormous potential to create value through proactive disease prevention.
Finally, we must catalyse a wave of strategic partnerships between health care systems and life science companies – truly working together to understand value and create value in the real-world, real-life environment.
And so, what?
This framework will help tackle the health care crisis and forms the foundation for our upcoming 2025 Forum, “Creating Health Through Understanding and Personalising Value”.
Why is the 2025 Global Forum unique?
The Global Forum’s distinctive focus advances how we think about value in health care. It explores how a focus on value can turbocharge prevention. It brings to life how we move from telling people what outcomes matter to creating personalised measures of quality and effectiveness – through understanding people’s values and goals. The Forum will help catalyse a new wave of strategic partnerships in health care, between life science companies and health care systems, focused on the creation of value. Finally, AI is able to support us in understanding value and creating value – we will showcase the most innovative technologies in this area.
By bringing together a diverse range of stakeholders—including health care leaders, global decision-makers, policymakers, and industry innovators—the Global Forum drives the creation of health by understanding and personalising value through essential collaboration, learning, and knowledge sharing.
Who should attend?
This Forum is designed for the following groups:
- Decision-makers in health care, including political leaders, system-level executives, and organisational leaders globally.
- Leaders of consumer organisations with an interest in Person-Centred Value-Based Health Care (PCVBHC) and Healthy Food Environments.
- Clinical leaders, clinicians, and service managers from around the world.
- Leaders from the pharmaceutical, medical technology and the food sectors, particularly those engaged in nutritious food choices.
- Scholars specialising in health care research and policy, with a focus on value and personalised outcome measurement.
2025 Global Forum Guest Speakers
The 2025 Global Forum will feature an inspiring lineup of visionary leaders, innovators, and renowned experts from health care, policy, industry, and research. Stay tuned as we introduce our guest speakers in the coming weeks!
2025 Global Forum Draft Programme
Download the most recent programme here.
Head of Organising Committee for the 2025 Global Forum
Andrea Srur is a Medical Doctor trained in Chile. Following her training, she completed a MSc in Management and Organisational Innovation (2012) and a MSc in Health Systems and Global Policies (2018), both at Queen Mary University London. She was Head of the Non-Communicable Diseases Department at the Ministry of Health in Chile, working on NCD policies, strengthening the national network. She joined the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM) in London in 2016 as Outcomes, Analytics and Benchmarking Manager. After ICHOM, Andrea was the Programme Manager of the National Children Diabetes Quality Improvement Programme for England and Wales at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) in London, UK. Since 2022, Andrea is the Associate Director for the Global Centre for Person-Centred Value-Based Health Care, managed by Sprink.
Registration fees
| Registration | Date | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governments and government agencies, public hospitals and payers, non-profit organisations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), university staff, small for-profit companies. * | Medium and large for-profit companies. ** | ||
| Launch special fee. | Until Sunday 23rd March, 2025 | £380 GBP | |
| Early bird fee. | Until Sunday 17th August, 2025. | £450 GBP | £900 GBP |
| Standard fee. | From Monday 18th August, 2025. | £500 GBP | £1000 GBP |
| Concessions. Undergraduate and postgraduate students, charities and patient advocacy groups. | £380 GBP | ||
* small for-profit company (1 to 49 employees).
** medium for-profit company (50 to 249 employees) and large for-profit company (more than 250 employees).
Registration Fees – Concessions Proof of Status
If you are eligible for concessions ticket price, please submit one of the following to Andrea Srur (a.srur@sprink.co.uk).
a. Proof of enrolment as a student.
- A statement of student status letter from their academic centre or;
- Photo of their student identification card.
b. Proof of employment as charity staff.
- A letter on the charity’s official letterhead confirming their role.
- A scanned copy or photo of their official staff ID.
c. Proof of status as a consumer representative or advocate.
- A letter on the consumer group/hospital official letterhead confirming their role.
Once the proof of status is received, you will be sent a discount code for you to use when registering for the Forum.
