We support projects at different stages of the innovation pathway to deliver meaningful change to health and care. These are some of the programmes of work and innovations we have supported.
| PROJECT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
Technology tO Support ChAnge (TOSCA) |
A study, conducted in partnership with Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, and LovedBy Group, which explored how digital technology could support health behaviour change in adolescents attending Complications of Excess Weight (CEW) clinics in England. |
Teledermatology: platform implementation |
Our teledermatology programme supports considerations for planning, development and commissioning of teledermatology services in the East of England. |
Innovation for Healthcare Inequalities Programme (InHIP) |
Health Innovation East is supporting integrated care systems (ICSs) in our region to address health inequalities in line with NHS England’s national Core20PLUS5 programme. |
East of England Stroke Forum |
The EoE Stroke Forum convenes healthcare professionals from across our region with a specific interest in stroke services. |
The System Safety Improvement Programme (SSIP) |
The aim of the programme is to create optimal conditions for patient safety improvement to flourish through working closely with integrated care systems (ICSs). |
Assessing anticipatory care in SNEE |
Health Innovation East has been commissioned by SNEE ICS to conduct an independent baseline review of current readiness within primary care to deliver anticipatory care by April 2023. It is hoped that this can support more integrated care delivery across the ICS. |
Assessing remote monitoring pathways in integrated care systems |
This project aims to evaluate how remote monitoring can track a wide range of conditions at home, and who it can help most. Health Innovation East has partnered with the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration East of England (NIHR ARC EoE) for the programme, with funding from the NHS Insights Prioritisation Programme (NIPP). |
C the Signs – Clinical decision support tool |
C the Signs is an integrated (Systm1 or EMIS) clinical decision support tool to aid cancer diagnosis. It uses AI to support GPs with risk-assessing patients by checking combinations of signs, symptoms, and risk factors, and will then suggesting an appropriate diagnostic pathway. The practice dashboard provides support for patient safety-netting. |
CamAPS FX |
CamAPS FX monitors glucose levels using data provided by a monitor and automatically adjusts the delivery of insulin via a pump, mimicking some of the functions of a healthy pancreas to stabilise glucose levels. It was developed by CamDiab at the University of Cambridge. |
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention programme |
Improving the detection and management of the high-risk conditions atrial fibrillation (AF), high blood pressure and high cholesterol as well as early diagnosis of familial hypercholesterolaemia. |
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