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West Midlands AHSN and East Midlands AHSN Maternity and Neonatal Safety Networks are joining together to host a positive psychology workshop on Thursday 25 November from 9am–12.30pm.
Positive workshop lead by 'The Art of Being Brilliant’
The AHSN Network is helping to transform Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) services across England with the rollout of technology that can provide an objective assessment and help families to receive a diagnosis more quickly.
Find out more about the Focus ADHD programme
The East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) and East Midlands Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Senate is saddened to learn of the passing of Veronica Price-Job.
Statement from EMAHSN
A dedicated programme of support for digital health innovators and companies, to help them with the spread and adoption of their technologies within the NHS, is now open for applications for its 2022 cohort.
Applications are now open for the East Midlands Digital Health Accelerator
The East Midlands AHSN and West Midlands AHSN are hosting two Innovation Exchange events this autumn that respond to current NHS challenges:
Find out more about our latest Innovation Exchange events
AHSNs will be featuring the work of their Patient Safety Collaboratives (PSCs), delivering the national safety improvement programmes, at this year’s Patient Safety Congress.
AHSN presence at HSJ awards
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) - an NHS England and NHS Improvement initiative supported by England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs), hosted at UCLPartners - has launched the call for its 2022 cohort of Fellows.
Find out more about the NIA programme
Our next free learning and networking webinar for care home staff, managers and those who support the care homes sector in the East Midlands, will discuss respiratory infections in the care home setting this winter.
Register for our next 'Connecting Together' webinar
SBRI Healthcare has launched two new competitions in collaboration with the AHSN Network to support the implementation of mature innovations to address the following challenges:
New SBRI call for innovations to support children and young people mental health and NHS rest and recovery
The research team at the University of Nottingham are calling for creative expressions to understand people’s experiences of long covid.
Call for submissions to better understand long covid