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We are excited to share that Health Innovation East Midlands’ work with Lincolnshire Community Health Services has been shortlisted for the Community Care Initiative of the Year award at this year’s HSJ Patient Safety Awards which recognises safety, culture and positive experience in patient care.
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We’re excited to announce that four SMEs have received awards from our 2024 East Midlands Health Innovation Fund to further accelerate health innovations ripe for NHS uptake that will yield benefits for the East Midlands region.
As part of our Innovation Insights webinar series and to launch our newly produced top tips guide, Health Innovation East Midlands in partnership with Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum, held a webinar to explore the top tips on engaging with Refugees and Asylum Seekers communities.
Nine of the most exceptional and innovative life sciences and medtech companies and industry collaborations from across the Midlands have been recognised as winners of the Medilink Midlands Business Awards 2024.
We were excited to see that four of the winners and three of the runners up have worked with Health Innovation East Midlands to develop their products, grow their business or to access funding.
Health Innovation East Midlands has launched its Innovation Academy on a new platform – with brand new content for innovators.
The Innovation Academy offers support and guidance to innovators who have an idea that could benefit our health and care system.
iEthico's innovative medicine sourcing tool is transforming drug procurement for the NHS in England.
A recent economic study by York Health Economics Consortium, commissioned by iEthico and Health Innovation East Midlands, estimates the tool could save around £28,600 per pharmacy annually, translating to £116,000 per trust annually.
Health Tech innovators from Australia will visit the East Midlands next week, as part of Investment NSW and NSW Government’s ‘Going Global Export’ Health Innovation Programme.
Delivered by Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) in collaboration with Leicestershire Academic Health Partners, delegates will spend two days in Leicester as part of a wider visit to the UK coordinated by Investment NSW.
A new report has been launched to highlight the benefits of cross-sector collaboration between the NHS, health charities and the life sciences industry.
Health Innovation East Midlands has worked with Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust to evaluate the Trust’s Well-Track intervention to improve the physical and mental health of people using their mental health services.
The intervention uses a combination of health trackers (Fitbit) and face to face support to increase patients’ motivation to do more physical activity, which in turn has several physical and mental wellbeing benefits.
AI technology used in a pilot project in Leicester could enable considerable benefits for Dermatology services, trust staff and the wider health system.
We recently awarded funding to University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, to review a pilot project using Skin Analytics AI-Powered Teledermatology.