DigitalHealth.London Global: new regional webinar series for innovators
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Throughout 2025 and 2026, DigitalHealth.London and the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London will be running a webinar series for UK-based health innovators considering international expansion. These webinars are a part of the DigitalHealth.London Global initiative.
The webinars will provide an introduction to a series of different regional markets potentially well-suited to existing UK-based digital health companies.
Each webinar will feature local industry experts and advice on conducting international business in the region.
Learn more about our first three regions below and sign up now – spaces are limited:
Canada
Wednesday 24 September 2025, 15.00 BST: sign up here
For UK-based health and care innovators, Canada offers a blend of regulatory familiarity, cultural and linguistic similarities and regulatory alignment.
Like the UK, Canada operates a universal healthcare system with a strong focus on accessibility, equity, and quality. It also shares many of the same challenges: ageing populations, rising rates of multimorbidity, widening health inequalities, and increasing pressure on the healthcare workforce and funding.
Beyond these factors, Canada also presents an opportunity for testing innovations in the North American market, which could then be scaled into the US.
Singapore
Wednesday 29 October 2025, 09.00 GMT: sign up here
Singapore is often cited as amongst the world’s most effective and efficient healthcare systems. This status is supported by a highly digitally-advanced health and care ecosystem, allowing for rapid adoption, validation and adaptation of digital health innovations.
Singapore’s reputation for progressive health policy and a focus on prevention-led public health, along with long-term investments in telemedicine and a supportive regulatory environment, make it an ideal location for exploring south east Asian expansion.
Denmark
Wednesday 26 November 2025, 12.00 GMT: sign up here
Denmark has been a pioneer in decentralised, community-based care within a tax-funded universal health system. Its strong culture of public trust, patient engagement and public-private collaboration make it fertile ground for health innovation.
Denmark shares many health and care priorities with the UK, with workforce-focused innovations and tools to support an ageing population being particularly valued. Innovators operating in Denmark may also benefit from its mature digital infrastructure, such as interoperable electronic health records in place throughout the country
Questions about the DigitalHealth.London Global programme? Get in touch with us here.
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