NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme’s Post

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 At ORCHA, we're incredibly proud to have launched the Digital Health Innovation & Compliance Portal (DHIP) — a game-changing resource designed to revolutionize the way digital health technologies serve the NHS, patients, and citizens. This new portal empowers #NHS organisations with access to a curated market place of evaluated, trusted, and safe digital health solutions, helping improve care for patients while ensuring the highest standards of compliance. At the same time, it provides innovators with a clear route to market, enabling their incredible technologies to make the impact they were designed for. If you missed it, NHS Innovation Accelerator spotlighted the work and how this collaborative effort is a huge step forward in simplifying market access for suppliers while strengthening the NHS's ability to deliver exceptional digital health tools to those who need them most. Let’s continue driving meaningful change together! 💙 #DigitalHealth #Innovation #Compliance #HealthcareTechnology John Quinn Mindy Simon Jack Porter Michael Watts Michael Bell Neville Young Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber Tony Young Tim Andrews Christian Zuger Alice Vose Jordan Hawkings Robert Walker

Day two of Medic East Africa 2024 was an inspiring deep dive into the future of primary healthcare in Africa. At the Primary Health Care Conference, experts highlighted the importance of innovation, collaboration, and patient-centered care in building resilient health systems. Key discussions included the impact of digital health tools, public-private partnerships, and community-based healthcare models in improving access to care. It was an eye-opening day, filled with actionable insights to drive sustainable and equitable healthcare for all. #medicEastAfrica #MedicEastAfrica #PrimaryHealthCare #HealthcareInnovation

🌟 At EY, we empower healthcare organizations to embed health equity into their strategic operations. Leveraging data-driven insights, we help you: 1️⃣ Identify opportunities to align health equity measurement plans with your organizational strategy. 2️⃣ Develop strategies to exceed regulatory requirements and achieve health equity certifications. 3️⃣ Design predictive models to proactively drive change 4️⃣ Build robust measurement plans to track progress towards equitable health outcomes. Don't hesitate to reach out to Perri or any of us at the EY Center for Health Equity to support you in achieving compliance, improving community relationships, and boosting your organization's reputation. 💪📊 #HealthEquity #HealthcareTransformation #StrategicPlanning #Compliance #Data #Analytics

Badal- Proud to be a part of Ontario's Digital Health Revolution Ontario's Innovating Digital Health Solutions (IDHS) program, generously funded by the Government of Ontario, has played a pivotal role in fostering the development of groundbreaking digital health projects throughout the province. The outcomes have been truly extraordinary and Badal is proud to be involved in these outcomes: Enhanced experiences for patients and clinicians: The implementation of these cutting-edge technologies has significantly enhanced the delivery of healthcare services for both patients and medical professionals. Wide-scale adoption: These innovative solutions have been wholeheartedly embraced by healthcare institutions, showcasing their effectiveness and value. Cost savings exceeding $3 million: The IDHS program has undeniably resulted in substantial financial benefits for the healthcare system. To learn more about these groundbreaking projects, please refer to the official press release: Ontario Unveils Revolutionary Digital Health Projects https://lnkd.in/gah8qd-Y Take a glimpse into the future of healthcare: https://lnkd.in/gvHgqMz8 This serves as a remarkable example of how digital innovation can revolutionize the delivery of healthcare, leading to improved outcomes, enhanced efficiency, and significant cost savings. #DigitalHealth #Innovation #OntarioHealthcare #PatientCare #CostSavings.

After two years of work, I'm excited to share that the first ever #WHO scoping review on the governance of the private sector in health across low- and middle-income countries is out. 🌟 Our primary goal was ambitious but essential: to systematically synthesize the evidence on approaches to govern the private health sector. This review is about more than mapping strategies; it’s about capturing what truly drives impactful #governance of mixed health systems and where countries are still facing challenges. 📝 We structured our review around three pivotal questions: 1) What approaches are currently adopted to govern the private health sector? 2) How effective are these approaches in various contexts? 3) What are the key enablers and barriers influencing these governance efforts? Our work aims to guide LMICs in aligning private sector involvement in health systems with public health goals, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes and more resilient systems to achieve #UHC. An amazing team effort with WHO and Oxford Policy Management! David Clarke Gabrielle Appleford Aya Thabet Louise Allen Catherine Goodman Mark Hellowell Sophie Witter Shuchi Srinivasan Excited to see how these findings will shape future governance efforts in the health sector! #HealthSystems #PrivateSector #Governance #LMICs #HealthPolicy #PublicHealth #UHC

Accelerating Innovation Systems Health Innovation East and a consortium of NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board (ICB), NHS Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board and Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Integrated Care System (ICS) have been selected to be part of a 12-month initiative led by The Health Foundation to increase the adoption and spread of health and care innovations. Alongside the implementation focus, the consortium will establish a peer learning network and practical learning resources for colleagues in the region – putting innovation at the top of the agenda. Find out more about the initiative: https://lnkd.in/eKu5cgNJ Timothy Clarke, Caroline Angus, Emma Turner

Fascinating insights from WIRED Health event in London today 💡

#digitalhealthweek is next week and how timely it will be to hear about public-private partnerships at the Canada Health Infoway Partnerships Conference, to advance digital health priorities for Canadians!

Bringing a consumer voice to the #scaleup process can help to ensure that beneficiaries’ interests are served by the #implementation of innovations across whole systems. In September, tune in to Sydney Health Partners monthly #webinar to hear Prof france legare form Canada speak about ways to involve #consumers in the scale-up of health interventions and about the core concepts of shared decision making. Her presentations will describe current evidence supporting Patient and Public Involvement (PPI), strategies for scaling in HSS, and provide recommendations on improving PPI in scaling endeavours. She will deliver two sessions: 1) Bringing a Consumer Voice to the Scale-up of Health Interventions: 🗓️ Thursday, 19 September, 12:00 – 1:00 PM AEST 🌐 Online Register: https://lnkd.in/gePqsYnU 2) Shared Decision-making in Healthcare 🗓️ Thursday, 26 September, 12:00 – 1:00 PM AEST 🌐 Online Register: https://lnkd.in/g8XwFtiD

After two years of work, I'm excited to share that the first ever #WHO scoping review on the governance of the private sector in health across low- and middle-income countries is out. 🌟 Our primary goal was ambitious but essential: to systematically synthesize the evidence on approaches to govern the private health sector. This review is about more than mapping strategies; it’s about capturing what truly drives impactful #governance of mixed health systems and where countries are still facing challenges. 📝 We structured our review around three pivotal questions: 1) What approaches are currently adopted to govern the private health sector? 2) How effective are these approaches in various contexts? 3) What are the key enablers and barriers influencing these governance efforts? Our work aims to guide LMICs in aligning private sector involvement in health systems with public health goals, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes and more resilient systems to achieve #UHC. An amazing team effort with WHO and Oxford Policy Management colleagues! David Clarke Gabrielle Appleford Aya Thabet Louise Allen Catherine Goodman Mark Hellowell Sophie Witter Shuchi Srinivasan Excited to see how these findings will shape future governance efforts in the health sector! #HealthSystems #PrivateSector #Governance #LMICs #HealthPolicy #ScopingReview #PublicHealth #UHC