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East Midlands Patient Safety Collaborative (EMPSC) has recognised the achievements of care homes in the region in their latest care home awards, focusing on care homes which have involved and worked with residents and families to improve care.
Find out the latest winner of our care home awards
To mark ADHD Awareness Month new figures are being shared showing almost 75,000 people (aged 6-18 years) have received an objective assessment for ADHD over the last five years since Academic Health Science Networks began to support a new digital innovation, QbTest.
Highlighting ADHD awareness month with new figures from national programme
NHS Midlands and NHS Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support unit in conjunction with the East and West Midlands AHSNs, are hosting an online Innovation Exchange event on Thursday 10 November, 10:30 – 12:30.
Innovation Exchange event to focus on children and young peoples mental health
The East Midlands Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Senate is an independent body hosted by EMAHSN. The group works to spread best practice through its members and provides expertise and guidance to EMAHSN and the wider healthcare system. The Senate is now looking for new members from Nottingham/shire to be part of its influential group.
The East Midlands PPI Senate is recruiting
A second round of applications is open for the EMAHSNs evaluation fund, which will make £300k available for NHS organisations to be able to independently evaluate projects already in place to determine the benefits of implementation.
£300k available for NHS organisations to evaluate projects
Five trusts in the East Midlands have successfully applied for funding from East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) to improve safety for mothers during pregnancy and ensure preterm babies get the best start in life.
Congratulations to the successful hospital trusts
Companies in the region looking to develop new healthcare technologies can now join a series of face to face workshops at Charnwood Campus developed by EMAHSN.
Companies looking to develop can join a series of workshops
The East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) has awarded 15 community and voluntary groups a funding boost of £2,000 each to support pivotal work that involves patients and the public in healthcare and research.
Congratulations to our 2022 winners
The finalists for The Innovate Awards 2022 have been revealed following a rigorous round of judging over the summer.
Hear the winners announced at the ceremony on 29 Sept
Focus ADHD a national AHSN programme has made the Health Service Journal Awards shortlist for ‘Best Partnership’. This multi award winning programme now sees 68,000 children and young people benefit from an objective assessment for ADHD saving the NHS a potential £23.5m.
ADHD programme makes HSJ shortlist for the third time