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Last night’s Medilink Midlands Business Awards provided a stage to showcase the very best collaborations between industry, academia and the NHS across the Midlands.
Find out who our East Midlands winners were
The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) has published a Medical Innovation Briefing (MIB) highlighting the benefits of objective testing technology (QbTest) when used as part of a comprehensive ADHD assessment.
Read more about Focus ADHD and QbTest
The East Midlands Care Home Awards once again celebrated a range of unique, hardworking, and compassionate staff from care homes across the East Midlands.
Hear more from our Care Home awards winners
The Innovate Awards 2023, which celebrate innovation in health and care are back for its second year and open for entries, delivered collaboratively between the AHSN Network and NHS Confederation
Nominate a health and care project today
Three East Midlands projects have been awarded funding to help improve local people’s access to health innovations.
Funding awarded to improve local access to the latest health technologies and medicines
Two new resources have been created by the East Midlands AHSN, available for care homes to use. ‘React To’ is a series of video-based training resources developed by healthcare professionals, and the latest two additions focus on ‘Managing Deterioration’ and ‘Quality Improvement’.
New training resources for care homes
Four exciting companies will receive specialist tailored support to help spread their digital health innovations within the NHS and care system through our East Midlands Digital Health Accelerator (EMDHA) programme.
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The Information Analysts' Development Programme returns with more cohorts.
The East Midlands and West Midlands Academic Health Science Network are pleased to be able to offer a limited number of funded places on the Information Analysts’ Development Programme.
Apply for the Information Analysts’ Development Programme 2023
Nine transformational projects from across the East Midlands have had their applications selected to progress being allocated a share of £300k for evaluation support, in the second round of EMAHSN’s evaluation fund.
£300k allocated for NHS project evaluation support
Professor Marion Walker MBE has been recently appointed to a new leadership role as Collaborations Lead for the East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) and NIHR ARC East Midlands. This vital role provides a pivotal link to enable both organisations to work collaboratively to bring research and innovation deployment to the forefront, supporting innovation from bench to bedside.
New joint role seeks to bring research and innovation deployment to the forefront