Speaking
Talks from the patient’s side of healthcare
Resilience, wellbeing, patient trust and digital health
- By the Time I Got Up to Leave
40 minutes, including Q&A.
- The AI Trust Paradox
Keynote of 25 to 45 minutes.
To book: calendly.com/d/dvv7-tmj-jjh/booking-a-speaker
Clear Signal Partners’ co-founders speak to conferences, employers and healthcare teams. They speak separately, each from their own experience.
- Fees:
- confirmed in our proposal
Louise Williamson
Co-founder
More than two decades in enterprise technology. Talks on AI, patients and trust in digital health.
Who the talks are for
- HR, wellbeing and people teams looking for a resilience or wellbeing speaker, including for World Cancer Day (4 February), Mental Health Awareness Week (May) and World MS Day (30 May).
- Conference programme leads in healthcare, health-tech and patient experience.
- Professional bodies and staff networks.
- Leadership teams, offsites and leadership programmes, for Dale’s talk on deciding before you’re sure.
- Health-tech companies, investors and digital health leaders.
Talks at a glance
| Talk | Speaker | Best for | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| By the Time I Got Up to Leave | Dale | Employers, staff conferences, regulated teams | 40 minutes, including Q&A |
| Deciding Before You’re Sure In development | Dale | Leaders and leadership teams | Keynote, length to confirm |
| Prove It | Dale | Healthcare conferences, clinical teams | 20-minute talk with questions or an exercise, 45 to 60 minutes in all |
| The AI Trust Paradox | Louise | AI and technology conferences, digital health events, providers | Keynote of 25 to 45 minutes, fireside conversation, panel or executive roundtable. |
| Trust Is Not a Feeling. It’s a System. | Louise | Health-tech leaders, leadership conferences, investors, providers | Keynote of 25 to 45 minutes, fireside conversation, panel or executive roundtable. |
| The Patient Has Entered the Conversation | Louise | Digital health and innovation events, providers | Keynote of 25 to 45 minutes, fireside conversation, panel or executive roundtable. |
Speaker pack
Where they’ve spoken
| Event | Place | Speaker and role |
|---|---|---|
| HIMSS Europe 2026 | Copenhagen | Dale, invited speaker and panellist |
| NCIM Autumn Conference 2026 | Bristol | Dale, “My Survival Isn’t a Success Story” |
| Yes to Life conference 2026 | London | Dale, survivorship panel |
| HIMSS Digital Maturity Forum 2026 | Imperial College London | Dale, panel |
| DHV-NET Digital Health Working Group 2026 | Paris | Louise, “Building Trust: The New Competitive Advantage in Digital Health” |
Coming upTMA UK Annual ConferenceRoyal College of Physicians, London, 12 November 2026: Dale
Looking after your audience
- A content notice before the event.
- Taking part is voluntary, and nobody is asked to share anything.
- A named host and moderated questions.
- No personal medical advice.
- Your own support route on the closing slide.
Questions organisers ask
When will we discuss fees?
In our proposal, which confirms fees, travel arrangements, recording rates and contracting.
Do Dale and Louise speak online?
Yes. Dale speaks online or in person. Louise speaks online or in person.
What’s included in Dale’s talks?
A briefing call, light tailoring to your organisation, content-notice text and a one-page handout.
What formats does Louise offer?
Keynote of 25 to 45 minutes, fireside conversation, panel or executive roundtable. Her talks cover trust in AI, trust as something an organisation can show, and how AI is changing the conversation between patients and clinicians.
Can we record the talk?
Yes, by agreement. We confirm recording and how it will be used in our proposal.
How booking works
Book a short call with one of the team and tell us about your event.
We send a note you can forward internally, and a proposal.
We hold a briefing call before the day.
Useful to have when you book
The event, date and audience, and the talk or speaker you have in mind.
Your preferred format and length.
Clear Signal Partners’ main work
The Clear Signal Partners team runs the Patient Trust Diagnostic, which checks what private healthcare providers tell patients from the patient’s perspective.
Not a clinical or medical diagnosis, and not a judgement of clinical quality.
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