Innovator: ‘a person who introduces changes and new ideas.’
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Our team of expert advisors and programme leaders have a deep understanding of the NHS, evaluation, commerce, informatics and communications. We can identify opportunities to scale-up your innovation, remove barriers and accelerate the value of innovation into our regional health and care system and beyond.
Unlocking economic growth for the East of England
In 2023/24 we have boosted the UK’s economy with a contribution to the £475 million of external funding leveraged by the Health Innovation Network. Our work helped to leverage £51.3 million of external investment into the East of England, as a result of this, 31 jobs were created and a further 56.5 jobs were safeguarded.
We support local, UK and international companies with a wide range of free and paid-for support services to help innovators.
Working with ventures at any stage of their development, we can simplify every step in the process – whether you have an insight for an idea, a prototype or a product.
As part of our work with the NHS and Office for Life Sciences we provide a range of support to innovators. The type of support is tailored largely on the needs and development stage of the specific innovation.
Our universal offer is free to all innovators and includes:
Specific innovations that meet both a readiness threshold and at least one of the priorities of our local ICS’s can access an ‘enhanced offer’. For those that do not meet these requirements, the exact same support can be accessed through our consultancy services.
Our ‘distinctive offer’ is free to innovators who meet high importance priority areas that need to be accelerated to fill an urgent need in the NHS. All services provided here can be access through our consultancy service.
Whatever stage of your innovation journey – whether you have an insight or you are delivering impact – we provide a series of resources, training opportunities and workshops to accelerate your innovation forwards.
We have worked closely with patients with Parkinson’s to develop CUE1 and we are continually talking to them to make the product better. We’ve seen the difference the device can make and we are grateful to Health Innovation East for their support in helping to commercialise CUE1 and access the NHS market so that we can bring back smiles to people living with Parkinson’s.
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