The Medipex NHS Innovation Awards & Showcase is an opportunity to acknowledge and promote the achievements of NHS staff members and their collaborators who have developed innovative ideas to improve patient care across the NHS.
Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber, the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre (HRC) in Long Term Conditions, Devices for Dignity and Medipex are delighted in offering free webinar masterclasses specifically for Medtech and HealthTech small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and industry to attend online.
We are pleased to share that one of our wonderful collaborators, Tiny Medical Apps, has been awarded £799,725 of funding from SBRI Healthcare to support the development of the Digital Health Passport for Epilepsy.
Health Tech News (HTN) Now are hosting a series of online webinars and panel discussions for NHS professionals that cover a range of health tech topics across health and care settings.
The NIHR HRC in Paediatrics and Child Health were delighted to attend the British Paediatric Sleep Society (BPSS) Research Fest 2025 and host a workshop with healthcare professionals to evaluate the Top 10 Priorities in this vital area of healthcare research.
The call for Late-Breaking Abstracts is now open for the 4th Child Health Technology Conference until Wednesday 12 February 2025.
Great Ormond Street Hospital Data Research, Innovation and Virtual Environment (GOSH DRIVE) is inviting applications for funding to support a non-clinical PhD student project in the field of clinical informatics.
Great Ormond Street Hospital Data Research, Innovation and Virtual Environment (GOSH DRIVE) is inviting applications for funding to support a non-clinical PhD student project in the field of clinical informatics.
South Yorkshire Children and Young People’s Health Research (SCYPHeR) are pleased to announce a call for submission of PhD project proposals for two fully funded (home stipend) SCYPHeR scholarships to start in October 2025.
We are pleased to share details of the 12 incredible startup companies involved with the new Sheffield-based health technology accelerator programme, KidsUP, that launched last month, and to highlight the work we have done with local young people who have been instrumental in shaping the programme already.