London, 12 May 2026 – 5pm BST
Join us on 12th May for the Great Healthcare Debate: In a world of AI generated healthcare information, how do we protect the truth?
AI is rapidly reshaping how healthcare information is discovered, interpreted and shared – not only by patients and the public, but increasingly by healthcare professionals too.
To explore this defining challenge for the future of the healthcare industry, FleishmanHillard and The Pharma Letter invite you to join a live panel discussion examining the growing role AI plays in redefining healthcare information that people rely on.
The conversation will explore both the risks and the opportunities: from misinformation, oversimplification and loss of nuance to the positive potential for greater patient empowerment through more accessible and personalised information. It will look at what the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare communicators, journalists and editors can do to add real value in this new landscape – protecting truth, strengthening trust and helping audiences find, understand and rely on the right information.
The panel will include:
Tom Whipple, Science Writer and Special Correspondent, The Times
Sophie Randall, Director, Patient Information Forum
Steve Nowottny, Editor, Full Fact
Chloe Partikas, Digital Director, FleishmanHillard UK
Moderated by Pete Meikle, Head of News at FleishmanHillard, former senior broadcast journalist with Channel 4 News, ITV News and GMTV
JOIN US IN PERSON AT
FleishmanHillard, Bankside 3, 100 Southwark Street, London, SE1 0SW
Drinks & nibbles at 5:00pm
Panel begins at 5:30pm
JOIN US ONLINE
Panel begins at 4:30pm CEST / 5:30pm BST / 12:30pm ET / 9:30am PT
Via Microsoft Teams (link provided upon registration)
RSVP: Spaces are limited so register now to confirm your attendance.
We look forward to seeing you there!
