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There are lots of way we can help develop your innovation whether you have a commercial product or you are working within the health and care system. Below are a number of examples of the kinds of work we do and how working with HIEM has benefitted our innovators.
The following case studies have been grouped by key themes, click the areas below to view examples of interest.
Supported by Health Innovation East Midlands, Radford and Mary Potter Health Centre promoted the Me and Medicines materials to their patients to encourage uptake of structured medication reviews.
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‘Rosie’s Ruler’ as it became known by us, is a part of Eezycd’s controlled drug rulers set which addresses Controlled Drug Stock Management requirements.
SisU Health deliver comprehensive health checks in multiple settings, supporting NHS priorities such as cardiovascular disease detection.
Using the National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP) recommendations, HIEM has worked with the Lincolnshire Community Health Services (LCHS) team to transform the pathway for nonambulatory/housebound non-diabetic patients with lower limb wounds.
Health Innovation East Midlands have agreed to fund a demonstrator project to evaluate the S-Press, a portable, therapeutic-level leg-strengthening device, in in-hospital exercise and rehabilitation.
Surgery Hero is a digital platform designed to improve preparation for surgery and provides support to patients to optimise their recovery. It is an evidence-based innovation with NHS Trusts across England currently utilising the programme for elective surgery patients.
The Digital Outpatients project was developed to ease the pressure on acute hospitals and to ensure that patients were not being brought into hospital unnecessarily and reduce the number of in-person outpatient appointments.
Tellmi’s scalable digital mental health solution provides an anonymous, pre-moderated, and age-banded peer support platform for those aged 11+
ChatHealth is a safe and secure messaging service that enables service users and patients to have two-way messaging conversations with healthcare professionals.
Alpha – Stim is a mobile phone size device that uses a low voltage current to induce changes to the brain’s electrical activity, from stressful rhythms to relaxing rhythms.
Based on a successful pilot within three mental health trusts in the East Midlands, England’s 15 local Health Innovation Networks were commissioned to lead the rapid national roll-out of the Focus ADHD programme.
The team behind the MHUAC worked with an independent evaluator to devise an evaluation strategy to demonstrate the centre's positive impact on patients arriving in the right place the first time.
The Lincolnshire Acuity Measures tool was introduced to enhance the process of logging acuity measures and risk scoring for secure inpatient units the primary objective of this tool is to track a patient's progress towards their discharge.
Compassly is a simple but powerful app that lets clinical leaders easily assess the skills of their teams live on a smartphone or tablet, to help ensure that healthcare professionals have the right skills to care for their patients.
Atrainability and Download Learning were part of our 2023 cohort for the East Midlands Digital Health Accelerator programme. We provided a series of masterclasses, useful to early stage innovators looking to deploy within the health service and we made several introductions to interested local stakeholders.
MyOpNotes is a digital platform allowing surgeons to write high-quality operation notes, enabling hospitals to be better remunerated and automatically capture data for research and audit.
Isla is a secure platform empowering patients to self-manage their care through proactive communication with their care team. By sharing data (photos, videos, forms), patients can facilitate remote monitoring, improve triage, reduce unnecessary appointments, and optimise care delivery.
NICE recommends XprESS ENT dilation device for treating uncomplicated chronic sinusitis in patients who do not have severe nasal polyposis, after medical treatment has failed.
Expansion of service provision to improve access to automated red blood cell procedures specifically for those with sickle cell disease.