Innovating Healthcare Scotland gathered a panel of experts to discuss how we can improve innovation in healthcare and life sciences. Considering the need to involve the NHS and the many hoops scientists have to jump through to acquire funding for life-saving research, leaders offered perspectives on ensuring the provision of resources to empower medical professionals.
Chaired by Lord James O’Shaughnessy and Professor Mike Bewick, the first inquiry session of the Commission took was held on the 28th June. This session focused on fostering the health data ecosystem, bringing together the recommendations of leaders in healthcare, life sciences and local government/regional authorities.
As the Conservative leadership race comes to a close, NHS leaders have called for concrete proposals from both candidates to address the immense issues facing the health service.
The problem: under-staffing and burn-out In April this year, Miriam Deakin, Director of Policy and Strategy at the NHS, wrote an article for the
On the 28th June, Curia held the first inquiry session of the NHS Innovation and Life Sciences Commission.
NHS leaders face real-term reductions in funding given the news of record high inflation for 40 years. Difficult choices loom for leaders regarding which areas of patient care are cut back and which are not.
New plans to strengthen the regulation of medical devices to improve patient safety and encourage innovation have been published. Given the need for innovation to be placed at the heart of health and life sciences, we examine the upside of the new announcement.
In the third of a series of features, leading experts in the healthcare and life sciences sectors joined the Mayor of Greater Manchester at a question-time panel discussion in Liverpool.
Representatives from RNID, Tympahealth and TAD Medical discuss with Professor Mike Bewick the importance of innovation as a means to improve health outcomes for patients with deafness and hard-of-hearing.
In the second of a series of features, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham joins leading experts in health and life sciences at a question-time panel discussion in Liverpool.
The Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham joins a distinguished panel of health and life science experts at a question and answer panel discussion in Liverpool.
NHS launches £340 million Innovative Medicines Fund, giving potentially life-saving and cutting-edge treatments to patients in England.
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