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Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) is set to host an Innovation Showcase focused on cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention.
Taking place virtually on Thursday 13 March, the event will bring together East Midlands NHS colleagues and innovators with solutions that can help to address challenges related to the prevention of CVD.
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We are proud to have been working with Lincolnshire ICS to introduce the first Lincolnshire Specialist Lipids Service covering both primary and secondary care.
The service has been in place for approximately one year and during that time, it has helped to reduce patient waiting times for an initial assessment with a lipidology consultant from 58 weeks down to 13 weeks.
A new video discusses the success of the service and the benefits it has brought for local patients and for wider CVD services.
An exciting opportunity has arisen at Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) to join our Commercial team as a Commercial Project Officer. A key role within the organisation, offering the opportunity to work across the East Midlands and nationally as part of the Health Innovation Network.
Season’s greetings from everyone at Health Innovation East Midlands.
In September, Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) launched an Innovation Fund focused on improving access to primary care, offering funding of up to £50,000 for healthcare organisations across the East Midlands to address barriers to innovation.
Health Innovation East Midlands is proud to share the Health Innovation Network 2023-24 Impact Report, showcasing the collective impact of England’s 15 networks.
A new report by the NHS, published on 28 November following a major national review, sets out a route map to transform health and care services by unlocking the game-changing potential for innovation.
Health Innovation Network South London has welcomed 21 innovators to cohort two of the Innovate UK and Medical Research Council Funded Accelerating FemTech Programme.
Health Innovation East Midlands (HIEM) has supported a bid which sees £2.5 million awarded by the UKRI Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to Nottingham Trent University. This funding will accelerate innovation into health and care pathways to transform how people recover and regain independence and function following injury or illness.
Earlier this month (November 24) over 100 delegates, industry leaders, clinicians and stakeholders gathered at Charnwood Campus Science, Innovation and Technology Park to share and celebrate some of the world leading sustainable healthcare innovations being developed in Leicestershire.