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New Films Give Patients an Entertaining Insight Into Their Operations |
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Commissioned in partnership with NHS Innovations East a series of animated films has been created by doctors at The Princess Alexandra Hospital to give their patients an insight into what happens during and immediately after their operation.
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NIHR Invention for Innovation (i4i) Programme - 2nd Call for Proposals |
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The NIHR's Invention for Innovation (i4i) programme would like to invite submissions of proposals to its Future Product Development 3a and 3b funding streams (FPD3a and FPD3b).
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‘Ideas For Health’ new website goes live |
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A new on-line shopping website from Health Enterprise East (HEE) has just been launched, offering products which started life as innovations put forward by NHS staff.
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Region's NHS Staff Celebrate Award Wins for Outstanding Innovations |
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NHS staff from across the region are celebrating their success in Health Enterprise East’s 2009 Innovation Competition, with prizes presented at a prestigious Awards Dinner at the Imperial War Museum Duxford, hosted by comedian, writer and TV personality Jo Brand.
Outstanding healthcare innovations to benefit patients, in the five categories of Medical Technology, Software and ICT, Publications and Training Aids, Infection Control and Prevention and Wellbeing were put forward by staff working in a range of roles in NHS Trusts across the East of England. This year 86 entries were received.
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Improving Health in the East of England |
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Funding on Offer to Region’s Innovative Companies
From left: Julie Seear, Technology Strategy Board, Karen Livingstone and Claire Cordeaux, NHS East of England, Mark Glover, Technology Strategy Board, Katie Robinson, EEDA and David Connell, University of Cambridge
NHS East of England, the East of England Development Agency and the Technology Strategy Board are leading a major regional initiative to encourage companies to come forward with new technologies to help improve healthcare provision.
The Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI), which is being piloted at regional level in the East of England, is offering funding to companies working on the development of an innovative process, material, device, product or service which will help to meet current health priorities in the region.
The initiative is also being supported by Health Enterprise East (HEE), the region’s NHS Innovation Hub based at Papworth Hospital which is managing the competition on behalf of the funding partners. Up to £100,000 for each winning project is on offer in Phase 1, with the potential of further financial assistance to develop and evaluate projects in Phase 2.
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