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Nine innovators have been selected for the 2026 cohort of the Grow Digital Health Midlands programme.
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HIEM Head of Medicines Safety Programme Delivery, Gill Gookey is presenting two sessions at the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors Conference in Nottingham this week.
The region’s most innovative and impactful healthtech and life sciences companies were recognised yesterday evening (Thursday 23 April) at the Medilink Midlands Business Awards 2026, held at the Empire Banqueting Hall in Leicester.
Three East Midlands health and care organisations have been supported by Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) to deploy innovative solutions that respond to NHS productivity challenges.
Productivity is a major challenge faced across the NHS, with a focus on reducing administrative burden to create more time for patient care.
The NHS Innovation Accelerator announced its 2026 Fellows live at Digital Health Rewired, spotlighting a new cohort of innovators whose solutions are already delivering results in the NHS and are ready to scale nationally.
Our Culture Coach Skills Sessions are now available as a free, online and open‑access course for anyone interested in improving workplace culture.
Addressing problematic polypharmacy - the use of multiple medicines that may no longer be necessary or may cause harm - remains a critical national priority and a major challenge for the NHS.
Health Innovation East Midlands and Health Innovation West Midlands jointly hosted an event this month to bring together NHS colleagues from across the Midlands who are actively testing and implementing Martha’s Rule.
The day focused on sharing insights, learning from each other, highlighting great practice across the region, and working together to drive meaningful improvement.
More than 130 industry leaders, investors and innovators gathered at Charnwood Campus for a major conference focused on East Midlands growth.
The event saw a series of speakers and panellists, including HIEM Chief Executive Nicole McGlennon, discuss methods to build a resilient, high‑growth, globally competitive life sciences cluster in the region.
We welcomed more than 100 midwives and health professionals to our Safer Maternity and Neonatal Care Across the Midlands event in Birmingham last week.Co-hosted with Health Innovation West Midlands, the packed programme focused on improving safety, outcomes and experiences for mothers, birthing people and babies.