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Health Innovation East Midlands are the health innovation adoption experts for the East Midlands.We transform lives through innovation by supporting health and social care teams to find, test and implement solutions at scale to the NHS's greatest challenges, driving economic growth.
These podcasts explores our work with NHS and care organisations, research partners, and the life science industry.
In this episode HIEM Chief Executive, Nicole McGlennon and Chair, Prof Phil Baker discuss our latest Impact Report. In this month’s podcast they highlight the great work we undertake with partners to improve patient outcomes, and accelerate the adoption of innovation across the East Midlands and beyond.
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This episode explores research from the Midlands Clinical Senate examining how risk is perceived and managed across individual, organisational and system levels. The episode explores who owns risks and at what levels, the impact it has on service delivery and how this could be reimagined from a system perspective instead of organisational perspective to improve patient flow and experience.
This episode explores the role of health innovation networks as catalysts for enabling innovation and collaborative working, using the SISU project in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, enabled by HIEM, as a real-world example. This podcast discusses how innovation and partnership working can support the delivery of neighbourhood health ambitions across the NHS.
This episode explores ChatHealth’s journey along the innovation pathway -from an initial clinical insight through to national adoption and commercialisation. They explore the barriers innovators can face within the NHS and highlight the practical steps needed to turn a promising idea into a sustainable service.
Health Innovation East Midlands will be offering support to 12 regional sites to help maternity staff to better identify signs that the baby is in distress during labour so they can act quickly - helping to prevent lifelong conditions like cerebral palsy. Listen to the programme leads and Clinical Faculty discuss the Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth (ABC) programme.