Eastern Academic Health Science Network
The Eastern Academic Science Network (EAHSN) is here to spread innovation at pace and scale - improving health and generating economic growth.
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| Address: | Unit C, Magog Court , Shelford Bottom, Cambridge |
| Postcode: | CB22 3AD |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Website: | http://www.eahsn.org |
| Membership type: | Founder Member |
As the only bodies that connect NHS and academic organisations, local authorities, the third sector and industry, we are catalysts that create the right conditions to facilitate change across whole health and social care economies, with a clear focus on improving outcomes for patients.
This means we are uniquely placed to identify and spread health innovation at pace and scale; driving the adoption and spread of innovative ideas and technologies across large populations.
AHSNs to be relicensed as NHS ‘centrepiece for innovation’
NHS England has confirmed its intention to relicense England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks.
26 July 2017Read in full
Avoiding ‘slipperdom’: how can we better support communities to live and age well?
Over 200 people gathered at the Wellcome Genome Conference Centre in Cambridge to challenge the negative perceptions of growing older. The event, chaired by Councillor Colin Noble, Leader of Suffolk County Council explored how public services can better support residents to live well and age well.
21 July 2017Read in full
NHS accelerator launches international call for high-impact innovations
A search for the world’s best healthcare innovations to help improve patients’ lives closes on 26 July. It seeks applications focused on key NHS priorities including mental health, primary care, and urgent and emergency care.
11 July 2017Read in full
Conference looks at how to support communities to live well and age well
With a significant ageing demographic, the East of England is well positioned to be at the leading edge of accelerating the testing and scale-up of self-care technology and health services in a way which can help make ageing work better for everyone.
14 June 2017Read in full
Opportunities to join Q – a national community of improvers – now open for applications
Opportunities to join Q for people working or volunteering in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, are now open. Q connects people with health and care improvement expertise across the UK to share ideas, enhance skills, and collaborate to make health and care better.
19 May 2017Read in full
SBRI Healthcare supports technologies that aim to revolutionise primary care and GP services
The NHS is backing the co-development of novel technologies for primary care as part of its SBRI Healthcare programme. Innovations that could revolutionise GP Services have been funded to address the challenges of an ageing population.
10 April 2017Read in full
Pressures in acute sector are target for SBRI Healthcare funding
SBRI Healthcare has announced £700K investment in innovations that target hospital efficiency.
24 January 2017Read in full
Exciting research future on the horizon as Eastern leaders forge new partnership
As the region readied itself for the festive season, a very special meeting was taking place in the hallowed halls of the University of Cambridge. Seated around the table on the crisp winter’s morning were esteemed representatives from leading academic, health and research bodies across East Anglia. The heading on the agenda read “How can we better support a research ambitious Eastern region?”
17 January 2017Read in full
SBRI Healthcare looks to improve young lives
With six percent of children in the UK living with disability, ingenious life-changing solutions can ensure they have the best start in life. SBRI Healthcare has announced it is to fund nine companies developing innovations that aim to provide children living with disability and long term conditions with the potential to live life to the full.
12 January 2017Read in full
SBRI Healthcare awards £4 million to support older people with complex health needs
Five exciting innovations have received the financial backing of NHS England in a competition seeking solutions for positive aging.
4 October 2016Read in full
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20/07/2017
Innovations Research AnalystWe are looking for an experienced analyst who can search for and assess innovations within the health sector to establish if the...
Location: Cambridge
Salary: £29,000 - £50,000 |
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