Ahead of its HSJ webinar later this month, Snowflake takes a look at how one innovative partnership is striving to improve health outcomes
One of the key agenda items set out by the new health and social care secretary is to make Britain a powerhouse for life sciences and medical technology:
“We will make Britain a powerhouse for life sciences and medical technology. If we can combine the care of the NHS and the genius of our country’s leading scientific minds, we can develop modern treatments for patients and help get Britain’s economy booming.”
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There are already research and NHS organisations partnering to deliver healthcare improvements for citizens. Imperial College Healthcare Trust, National Institute for Health and Care Research Imperial Biomedical Research Centre with iCare (Imperial Clinical Analytics, Research & Evaluation) and North West London Integrated Care Board with Whole System Integrated Care are trailblazing the partnership between research and the NHS to improve health outcomes.
Imperial College Healthcare Trust is a founding member of Paddington Health Life Sciences with a remit to improve health and reduce inequalities by connecting communities, researchers and industry centred around St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington to bring health innovation to life.
NHS England has heavily invested £175m for 11 sub-regional secure data environments to be delivered to help accelerate innovation between research and the NHS.
Interested in learning more about how the NHS and research are collaborating? Attend the webinar on 26 September.
