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The East Midlands Academic Health Science Network will be delivering a webinar in collaboration with University College London Partners (UCLPartners) based on their series of Long Term Conditions Frameworks for Primary Care. The webinar will take place on Tuesday 13 October, 6-7.15pm.
Register your place: Long Term Conditions Primary Care Frameworks webinar
We are working in collaboration with West Midlands AHSN to deliver Midlands Digital Health and Care Week. This weeklong series of short, virtual sessions will take place from 12-16 October and will showcase successful, digital transformation projects from across the region.
Bookings now open for Midlands Digital Health and Care Week 12-16 October
Our East Midlands Digital Health Accelerator is designed to help companies further the spread of their digital health technologies and innovations within the NHS, with a tailored package of expert support available to successful applicants.
East Midlands Digital Accelerator programme open for applications
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) – an NHS England initiative supported by England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) and hosted at UCLPartners – has launched its call for applications representing high impact, evidence-based innovations.
NHS Innovation Accelerator call for applications
The AHSN Network is planning a series of “Bridging the gap” events this autumn aimed at providing support, information and advice for innovators across industry.
AHSN Network: Lived experience of industry informs the health and care reset
In July 2019, East Midlands AHSN collaborated with NHS England and NHS Improvement and Healthy.io (developer of the digital UTI technology used) on a six month Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Digital Pathway Demonstrator.
Evaluation of UTI pathway demonstrator
A new King’s Fund report titled Technology and innovation for long-term health conditions uses four unique case studies to outline and discuss key themes of effective implementation of digital innovation.
King’s Fund report on transformative technology for long-term health conditions
The East Midlands AHSN is currently supporting the provision of free online PINCER training delivered by PRIMIS.
PINCER is a proven Pharmacist-led IT-based intervention to reduce clinically important medication errors in primary care.
Free online training for East Midlands pharmacists
The East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) have launched their annual patient and public involvement fund, offering 15 awards of £1,000 to successful groups in the region.
Funding available for patient and citizen involvement
A new Atrial Fibrillation (AF) digital toolkit has been launched to support those working in AF stroke prevention across the NHS.
New Atrial Fibrillation toolkit for the NHS