What if pregnancy and postpartum were seen not only as episodes of care women to better understand and manage their health, but what happens when their data and insights enter the doctor’s office? This interactive workshop explores how digital prevention can connect more effectively with routine healthcare, strengthening trust, communication and continuity between patients and providers. Together, participants will identify key gaps in today’s care pathways and develop practical ideas for turning patient-generated insights into meaningful, actionable care.

Digital health is empowering women to better understand and manage their health, but what happens when their data and insights enter the doctor’s office? This interactive workshop explores how digital prevention can connect more effectively with routine healthcare, strengthening trust, communication and continuity between patients and providers. Together, participants will identify key gaps in today’s care pathways and develop practical ideas for turning patient-generated insights into meaningful, actionable care.

Violence against women is also a women’s health challenge — and one where healthcare and FemTech can play a greater role. This interactive workshop explores how digital and physical violence can be recognised earlier, where current pathways to support break down, and how technology can help create safer first steps. Participants will develop practical ideas for connecting healthcare, FemTech and specialist support while keeping safety, privacy and women’s autonomy at the centre.

How can movement support women’s health across different stages of life? Step into the Movement Lab for practical sessions and learning designed around the female body. Explore exercise as a tool for stress management, recovery and prevention, and discover how strength and movement can act as medicine, supporting bone, metabolic and long-term health. A space to move, recharge and experience prevention in practice.