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A new video released today on World Mental Health Day shares how three Communities of Practice are making a difference to mental health services across the East Midlands.
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In support of ADHD awareness month this October, Health Innovation East Midlands is highlighting the impact of the innovation QbTest – an objective assessment tool to assist in the diagnosis of ADHD.
Between April 2020 – 2024, the implementation of this programme across England has helped the NHS to save over 95,000 hours of clinical time, saving the NHS an estimated £38.5M.
It’s World Patient Safety Day, and we are pleased to share that HIEM was one of the finalists at the Patient Safety Awards last night in London.
Our Transforming Wound Care programme has been shown to heal wounds more quickly for housebound patients.
To mark Know Your Numbers Week, HIEM is highlighting its CVD Prevention programme – which is new for 2024.
The application window for the NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) 2025 intake is now open! From 1st September to 14th October 2024 [23:59], we invite innovative healthcare companies and entrepreneurs to apply for this transformative three-year programme.
Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) is delighted to share the latest annual report by the Digital Health Transformation Service at Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust (LPT), which showcases a fantastic year of positive impacts.
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) will open for applications for the 2025 intake on September 1, 2024. Backed by NHS England’s Accelerated Access Collaborative (AAC) and in collaboration with 15 Health Innovation Networks, the NIA offers a unique three-year tailored programme.
Health Innovation East Midlands is saddened to share the passing of a colleague who played a key role in driving health innovation.
A new summary of findings shows the lipid management and familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH) national spread programme, that ran across the Health Innovation Network, increased the uptake of lipid lowering therapies and the identification and management of people with FH. It also helped clinical teams put new treatment pathways in place for patients.
Health Innovation East Midlands and Health Innovation West Midlands are jointly leading a programme of work, commissioned by NHS England (NHSE), which includes a national scoping exercise across the 15 health innovation networks to identify innovations in medicines safety. The aim is to develop a potential national medicines safety improvement programme for 2025-2026.