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In the dynamic field of health and life sciences, the Health Innovation East Midlands Pre-Accelerator, delivered by Pioneer Group, continues to play a pivotal role in nurturing early stage innovations. The programme is designed to enable innovators to develop their customer discovery and value proposition alongside an opportunity to pitch for a place on Pioneer Group’s full Accelerator.
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Dr Glenn Crocker MBE is our new Independent Director, bringing a wealth of experience to our Governance Board.
Glenn has wide experience of the commercial health sector and has worked in the UK and US in a range of roles, including his current position as Executive Director of Pioneer Group.
Health and care innovators can apply for our 2024 Digital Health Accelerator (DHA) programme until Friday 8th December.
The programme invites innovators to bring forward their digital solutions to address some of the most pressing challenges within the NHS and Care systems, including NHS waiting lists and the promotion of self-care in the community.
We are supporting University Hospitals of Derby and Burton (UHDB).to evaluate an innovative new device which can help reduce the time patients need to spend receiving oxygen therapy.
We are working with three projects across the East Midlands to tackle inequalities in how communities are accessing Cardio-Vascular Disease (CVD) services locally.
The Medilink Midlands Innovation Day at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Coventry brought together over 250 professionals from the life sciences sector. Attendees included industry representatives, academics, and clinicians focused on networking and exploring the latest advancements.
The Information Analysts' Development Programme returns and with an additional cohort starting in November.
The Health Innovation East Midlands (formally East Midlands Academic Health Science Network) are pleased to be able to offer a limited number of funded places on the Information Analysts’ Development Programme.
The Government and NHS England have relicensed England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs). To better reflect their role as the innovation arm of the NHS, EMAHSN will change its name to 'Health Innovation East Midlands'.
HINs work locally and nationally to support the spread of all types of innovation within the NHS, from new technologies to ways of working and service improvements. They also provide bespoke support to innovators to accelerate promising innovations from development to adoption, and boost economic growth.
As part of our work to promote the growth of life science organisations, we are thrilled to announce the success of Moti Me, led by Katie Michaels.
Moti Me is focused on improving children's health, particularly those with developmental delay disabilities, by aiding children in reaching significant milestones and facilitating regular physiotherapy exercises.
A trailblazing programme that has been transforming ADHD diagnosis for children and young people, has scooped its 4th major national award.
Focus ADHD – a three-year programme across England, led by the East Midlands AHSN – was the winner in the Innovation Spread category at the Innovate Awards, which were presented on 21 September.