On-Demand Webinar

Agentic AI and Automation Use Cases Delivering In-Year Cost Reduction

Join us for this essential 40-minute session designed specifically for NHS leaders ready to move beyond proof-of-concepts and deliver tangible operational improvements through Agentic Process Automation.

What You'll Learn:

• Agentic Process Automation Promise: Understand the technology behind scalable transformation.
• Strategic Starting Points: Identify the highest-impact use cases for Agentic AI implementation in NHS environments, focusing on people services that deliver immediate cost reductions.
• In-Year Returns Strategy: How to structure programmes that demonstrate measurable value within 12 months, ensuring continued investment and support.
• Operational Model Transformation: Practical approaches to integrating Agentic AI into existing NHS workflows without disrupting critical services. We will present Bank Shift Validation Agent and show you a library of agents available for a fast start.

Key Takeaways: You'll leave with a clear understanding of where to begin your Agentic AI journey, how to avoid common pilot-stage pitfalls, and a structured approach to building automation programmes that deliver sustainable operational improvements and cost savings in people services.

Perfect for NHS executives, operational leaders, and digital transformation teams looking to take control of their AI strategy and deliver a new operational model that works.

We are pleased to have Karen Ceesay in attendance as a guest speaker. Karen has over 20 years experience of NHS digital transformation across the Midlands. With an early career in large scale clinical change programmes, Karen now specialises in Workforce transformation and improvement. Having worked within / alongside several NHS organisations she has knowledge of the challenges and benefits of implementing change within environments such as Acute Trusts, Primary Care, Mental Health Trusts, Prisons and Commissioning Support Units.

Karen Ceesay

Deputy Chief People Officer

University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust