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Applications are now open for the new role of Engagement & Events Communications Manager at the East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN). Closing date Weds 10 October.
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A new NHS digital health accelerator launches today (12 September 2018), as part of the largest push yet to rapidly increase the speed of digital health products take up in the NHS.
After a highly competitive process, two East Midlands companies and their digital solutions have been selected as some of the highest potential and best-placed to help England’s NHS meet the challenges of an ageing population and scarce resources.
An innovative computer test enabling a more effective diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has received national recognition at the 2018 Health Service Journal (HSJ) awards.
Shortlisted in the ‘Innovation in Mental Health’ category, QbTest is a diagnostic tool which measures attention, impulsivity and motor activity all at the same time – a core requirement for an accurate and timely diagnosis of ADHD. ‘QbTest’ is also the only CE marked and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) intervention.
NHS England has launched a national conversation to help shape the next 10 years of the NHS.
Feedback, comments and suggestions are being invited by 30 September on a series of themes that will form the new ‘Long Term Plan’. NHS staff, people working across social care and public health, healthcare companies, patients and carers are all encouraged to submit their views.
Patients, service users, carers and members of the public are invited to a networking event to inform and inspire local people to become more involved with their health services.
Local people are invited to attend this FREE event on Tuesday 16 October 2018 from 10am to 4pm (registration from 9:30am) at the Kings Park Conference and Sports Centre, Kings Park Road, Northampton, NN3 6LL.
The East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) is offering a funding boost for community and voluntary sector groups that provide vital support in shaping local health services.
The EMAHSN has opened a fourth round of funding totalling £15,000, after three successful years of providing bursaries to support East Midlands groups.
L-R: Simon Stevens Chief Executive of NHS England; Mike Hannay, East Midlands AHSN MD and Chair of the AHSN Network; Tara Donnelly, Chief Executive of the Health Innovation Network; Ian Dodge, National Director of Strategy & Innovation, NHS England.
Speaking at the AHSN Network reception at Confed18 last week in Manchester, Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, thanked the AHSNs for the impact they are having in speeding up the adoption and spread of innovation in the health service.Simon Stevens said:“We are hugely enthusiastic, not only about the work you’ve been doing, but frankly the work you are going to do over the coming years.