Join monthly Innovation Webinars on ‘Understanding Innovation in NHS Supply Chain’ hosted by the NHS Health Innovation Team We’d love for you to join us at one of our monthly webinars hosted by the Health Innovation Team. Whether you’re new to public sector procurement or looking to expand your understanding, these events are designed to […]
This fortnightly series of free webinars replicates the 'Grand Round' that takes place in many hospitals, bringing high-quality medical education to paediatricians and child health professionals across the UK. Each 60-minute webinar features expert-led presentations on clinical and professional paediatric practice, followed by a live Q&A. Whatever your career stage, you'll get valuable insights beyond […]
Join this free monthly seminar series for paediatric residents, offering practical insights into child health research. Each 45-minute session supports Progress+ curriculum goals and is designed to build confidence in research. This series runs from 29 September 2026 - 31 August 2027. Register at any time for the 2026-27 series to receive a calendar invite […]
Webinar on key findings from NCCPE literature review In this webinar, we will share key findings from the NCCPE’s literature review undertaken as part of the Scaling Pan-UKRI Approaches to Public Engagement in Research project. The review draws together a decade of research on public and community engagement and was commissioned by UKRI through the […]
This webinar is part of a three-part series from Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley. Many innovations fail even though the technology works well. They fail because the evidence behind them answers the wrong questions. The NHS asks about clinical need, service pressure and cost. If your evidence was designed for investors or regulators alone, […]
This webinar is part of a three-part series from Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley. Strong clinical evidence rarely wins funding on its own. NHS decision-makers need to see what your innovation costs, what it saves and what it changes. That case has to be credible. It also has to arrive early enough to shape […]