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Winners of HIHI Spark Ignite Innovation Competition Announced

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Winners of HIHI’s Spark Ignite Innovation Competition Announced

Funding awarded to healthcare innovations from HSE staff

Monday, 20th July, 2020. Health Innovation Hub Ireland (HIHI), the Office of the Nursing and Midwifery Services Director (ONMSD), and National Doctors Training and Planning (NDTP) concluded their Spark Ignite Innovation competition with a national final on Wednesday 15th July. The Spark Ignite Programme 2020, which was launched in February this year, is the only staff facing innovation competition open to all 115,000+ HSE staff across all disciplines and departments. The overarching goal is to help staff who have identified solutions to problems, challenges or unmet needs by validating that need and determine if a market exists for their proposed solution, product, or service. It provides a unique opportunity for HSE staff, to engage with the commercial and industrial experience of the HIHI team and ignite the in-depth knowledge and confidence of HSE staff to promote their ideas.

Over 150 applications with innovative ideas in healthcare were received from HSE staff nationwide.  Following a two-stage review by experienced reviewers, 36 finalists were chosen to go forward to a bespoke innovation workshop, supported by the Local Enterprise Office Galway.

The 36 finalists received mentorship from the HIHI national team to develop their innovative ideas and solutions, and to prepare them for the regional pitching competitions. The Regional pitching finals were conducted electronically in association with each of the three HIHI offices, Cork, Dublin and Galway, and concluded last week. The 12 finalists in each region pitched to a panel of experienced judges to win funding for the development or implementation of their idea. The judging panel comprised of experts from industry, venture investment, Local Enterprise Offices, Enterprise Ireland, public and private healthcare, and academia.

Each regional final awarded five prizes: Best Single Applicant Overall, Best Team Applicant Overall, both winning €3,000, and then three €1,000 prizes for categories of Novelty, Fastest to Market, and One to Watch. The best single applicant overall and best team applicant overall from each region qualified for the National Final this week.

The winner of the national final received a further €3,000 prize for their innovation. All category winners will receive continued mentorship and guidance from HIHI to develop their ideas further and avail of the bespoke HIHI Innovation pathway (www.hih.ie).

The innovative projects submitted to the HIHI Spark Ignite competition included a variety of new products and services with commercial appeal, and healthcare service or process improvements applicable to any hospital or team, home and abroad, all of which have the patient and the care teams at their core.

HIHI Spark Ignite National Winner 2020

Marie Ronan and Rose Cafferkey, Antimicrobial Stewardship Pharmacists, Mayo University Hospital

IDEA: Our innovation is a smart tool capable of the real time audit, monitoring and surveillance of antibiotics and will have a significant impact in the fight against antimicrobial resistance and benefit not only patients in Mayo University Hospital but patients nationally and internationally.

Speaking on winning: “Rose and I are delighted and proud to win this prestigious award for the Antimicrobial Stewardship Team and Pharmacy Department in Mayo University Hospital. Being shortlisted for the HIHI Spark Ignite Award was an honour especially with the high calibre of entrants.

The training workshops provided by Health Innovation Hub Ireland were an excellent learning experience and will benefit us long into our careers. We would strongly encourage anyone with an innovative idea to enter this competition. Antimicrobial resistance affects us all and has the potential to have a devastating impact on all our lives.”

L:R Marie Ronan and Rose Cafferkey, Antimicrobial Stewardship Pharmacists, Mayo University Hospital(Photo taken in 2019)

This year saw the best individual and best team regional finalists pitch for additional funding and the title of HIHI Spark Ignite National Winner 2020.

Our national finalists were:

Cork regional final ‘Best Individual Pitch’

Norma Caples, CNS/RNP Heart Failure, University Hospital Waterford

IDEA: “My innovation is an app that will alert heart failure patients when there is a significant increase in their weight that may indicate a deterioration in their heart failure”.

Cork regional final ‘Best Team Pitch’

Dr Lyndsey Paul, Dermatology Consultant; Dr Catriona Gallagher, Dermatology Specialist Registrar; Anita Flynn Dermatology Staff Nurse, University Hospital Waterford,

IDEA: “Our innovation aims to improve the safety profile of immunosuppressive drugs by patient education, personalised reminders for screening and vaccinations, and a record of all test results in one streamlined app or written record.”

Dublin regional final ‘Best Individual Pitch’

Siobhán Ryan 3rd Year Medical Student, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

IDEA: “My innovation is a pressure detection device designed for use on an operating theatre table to improve the current standards for intraoperative pressure care.”

Dublin regional final ‘Best Team Pitch’

Alison Harper, Chief Medical Scientist Tallaght University Hospital; Helena Begley, Senior Medical Scientist Naas General Hospital; and Fergus Guilfoyle, Chief Medical Scientist Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital

IDEA: “Our innovation is a weekly blood exchange programme which uses blood stocks more efficiently.”

Galway regional final ‘Best Individual Pitch’

Helen Ryan, Senior Medical Scientist Saolta University Healthcare

IDEA: “My innovation is a novel non-invasive diagnostic tool for early detection of leaking amniotic fluid following non-overt rupture of amniotic membranes in expectant mothers.”

Galway regional final ‘Best Individual Pitch’

Marie Ronan and Rose Cafferkey, Antimicrobial Stewardship Pharmacists Mayo University Hospital,

IDEA: Our innovation is a smart tool capable of the real time audit, monitoring and surveillance of antibiotics will have a significant impact in the fight against antimicrobial resistance and will benefit not only patience in Mayo University Hospital but patients nationally and internationally

Mr. Paul Reid Chief Executive Officer HSE congratulated the winners

“The HIHI Spark Ignite, Innovation Competition this year has been a great success in the face of difficult circumstances. This event is the result of hard work and effort from the HSE’s Spark Innovation Programme, the Office of the Nursing & Midwifery Services Director (ONMSD) and, of course, the HIHI.

Firstly, I would like to congratulate all involved in the 150 applications which came from a diverse group of HSE workers.   It is particularly encouraging to see the number of participants that continued to develop their ideas during a pandemic and is another testament to the dedication shown by all staff within the HSE.

To those who went on to compete in the regional and national finals you should be proud of your achievements and I look forward to seeing the realisation of your ideas in the health services. A special congratulations, of course goes to Marie Ronan and Rose Cafferkey who were deservedly the overall winners of the National Spark Ignite Final 2020. Their idea, which looks to tackle antimicrobial resistance is of importance both nationally and internationally and I wish them well in bringing it to fruition. The competition is an opportunity for all HSE staff to develop ideas and improve the quality of the HSE from within and I would urge all HSE workers to consider participating in innovation programmes such as Spark Ignite in the future.”

Dr Colm Henry, Chief Clinical Officer said: “The need for innovation is even greater in the new COVID era. Our experience in the past few months has demonstrated the great power of collective imagination in healthcare settings in its relentless pursuit of the possible.  The application of this imagination can make us more resilient and can circumvent the most difficult of challenges. I would like to congratulate all the organisers and participants in fostering this spirit of innovation during the most difficult of times for healthcare. Ní neart go cur le chéile.”

Dr. Colman Casey, National Director Health Innovation Hub Ireland, said “HIHI is delighted to be a partner with NDTP and ONMSD in the 2020 Spark Ignite Programme. The programme was conducted remotely for 2020 and consisted of regional finals, culminating in a national final. The number and quality of innovative ideas emanating from within the healthcare community is very impressive in these very challenging times.”

Dr. Ciara Carroll, National Fellow for Innovation and Change said.“Spark Ignite is a unique interdisciplinary innovation competition where entrepreneurial HSE staff can develop their ideas through a series of workshops with mentorship from the Health Innovation Hub Ireland team. The funding awarded to the top projects pitched at regional and national level will help to transform these ideas into tangible solutions that will enhance healthcare delivery within the HSE and beyond.”

Dr. Steven Griffin, Innovation from Healthcare Lead, HIHI, commented that “The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted a phenomenal and unprecedented response across the entire healthcare sector for which we as a community at large are grateful. The HIHI appreciate the commitment to this programme shown by all contestants involved. The quality of their outputs is a credit to HSE staff. The HIHI is a free resource for all HSE staff and have an open door policy for engagement – so if you have an innovative idea product or solution visit www.hih.ie, email info@hih.ie, or contact anyone on the team.”

 

About the Health Innovation Hub Ireland 

Health Innovation Hub Ireland (HIHI) works across the health sector with Irish businesses to creatively solve problems and improve patient care. Harnessing this innovation, through development of new healthcare technologies, products, and services, will help to create Irish jobs and exports. Operationally HIHI is a partnership of clinical and academic centres from across the country. HIHI works directly with three hospital groups (South/South West, Dublin Midlands and Saolta in the West/North West), the HIHI network can also access all acute and community hospitals, pharmacies, primary care centres and healthcare centres. Academic partners are UCC and CIT, TCD and NUI Galway respectively.

The Health Innovation Hub Ireland is a joint initiative between the Department of Health and the Department of Business Enterprise and Innovation funded and supported by Enterprise Ireland and the HSE. There are four offices nationally, one in Galway, Dublin, and two in Cork. This collaboration between academia, healthcare, and Enterprise Ireland provides the technical, clinical and business expertise required to move any product or service towards market.

The HIHI national team includes HSE assigned staff from pharmacy to clinical research nurses and biomedical engineers. Team members with both academic and corporate backgrounds further strengthen this mix. The Government group tasked with overseeing HIHI – National Oversight Group, chaired by Dave Shanahan includes the Department of Health, the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Enterprise Ireland, e health Ireland, HSE, IDA, the Health Research Board and Science Foundation Ireland.

About the NDTP

National Doctors Training and Planning (NDTP) is the branch of the HSE that oversees medical education and training, medical workforce planning and the appointment of consultants. NDTP has been responsible for a number of innovative solutions to workforce issues including the introduction of the national NCHD Employment Record, creation of the Lead NCHD programme and the Doctors Integrate Management E-System. NDTP established the Spark Innovation Programme in July 2017 to empower doctors and promote a culture where innovation is valued and supported within the HSE.

About the ONMSD

The Office of the Nursing and Midwifery Services Director (ONMSD) works to strategically lead and support nurses and midwives to deliver safe, high-quality, person-centred care. ONMSD enables nursing and midwifery staff by strengthening capability within the workforce, supporting service reform and influencing policy. Creating an environment where innovation and creativity is fostered is an important facet of ONMSD’s work and is supported through a number of offerings including the Service Improvement Innovation initiative and a partnership with the Spark Innovation Programme.

 

 

 

 

Check out the great press coverage on HIHI’s Innovations 2020!

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Silicon Republic

https://www.siliconrepublic.com/start-ups/health-innovations-2020-winners

 

HTN Health Tech Newspaper UK

https://www.thehtn.co.uk/2020/07/14/health-innovation-hub-ireland-accelerator-winners-announced/

 

Irish Tech News

https://irishtechnews.ie/health-innovation-hub-ireland-call-2020-winners/

 

Irish Times

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/innovation/two-irish-entrepeneurs-shortlisted-for-leading-innovators-prize-1.4301648

 

https://www.thedigitalhub.com/news/15-early-stage-start-ups-and-smes-named-health-innovation-hub-irelands/

 

https://www.trendstoday.com/technology/health-innovation-hub-ireland-awards-2020-winners.html

 

https://www.nuigalway.ie/about-us/news-and-events/news-archive/2020/july/three-nui-galway-start-ups-named-health-innovation-hub-irelands-health-innovations-2020.html

HIHI’s Spark Ignite Competition Finals!

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We are delighted to announce that the Health Innovation Hub Ireland’s Spark Ignite competition finals are happening this week.

Our regional finals are kicking off with Cork on the 7th July followed by Dublin on the 8th July, and Galway on the 9th July. All finals kick off at 6pm. You can find more information on the finals, and get the link to tune in and support your colleagues by following any of the Eventbrite links below.

We will also have our national final on the 15th July at 6pm. This will see the team and individual category winners from each region battle out for the national title.

We are really excited to share these live pitches with you, and we hope you will join us in supporting your colleagues for the amazing initiative and innovation that they are bringing to the Irish healthcare system. After working with them this past 3 weeks, we are really blown away at the quality of the pitches, and can’t wait to share them with you.

Eventbrite Cork Link: https://hihisparkignitecorkfinal.eventbrite.ie

Eventbrite Dublin Link: https://hihisparkignitedublinfinal.eventbrite.ie

Eventbrite Galway Link: https://hihisparkignitegalwayfinal.eventbrite.ie

Eventbrite National Final Link: https://hihisparkignitenationalfinal.eventbrite.ie

 

 

Webinar 2 in the series: ‘The Role of Digital Health Technologies in the Fight Against Covid-19’

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We are delighted to announce the next in our series of  Health Innovation Hub Ireland Webinars entitled “The Role of Digital Health Technologies in the Fight Against COVID-19” .
The webinar guest speakers this month are Dr Shourjya Sanyal, ThinkBiosolution and Sonia Neary, Wellola.
It will take place on Friday the 19th of June at 2 pm.
I have included further information along with a registration link below.

When : 14:00 Friday the 19th of June 2020

Overview:

14:00 – Webinar begins

14:05 – Welcome

14:15 – Dr Shourjya Sanyal, ThinkBiosolution

14:30 – Sonia Neary, Wellola

14:45 – Questions and Answers Session

Have a question?  Log onto Slido now with the event code 88246

Register: HERE 

Contact: eimer.oconnell@nuigalway.ie

Eimer O’Connell
Research Associate
Health Innovation Hub Ireland 
National University of Ireland, Galway
E-mail: eimer.oconnell@nuigalway.ie 

New Scheme aimed at Supporting the Production of Covid-19 related products announced

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MINISTER HUMPHREYS ANNOUNCES NEW SCHEME AIMED AT SUPPORTING THE PRODUCTION OF COVID-19 RELATED PRODUCTS

  • The COVID Products Scheme will accelerate the production of vital medicines, potential vaccines and essential medical equipment.
  • The scheme allows for grant aid of up to 50% of eligible capital investment.
  • The life sciences sector directly employs over 60,000 people in Ireland.

Thursday June 4, 2020

Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys TD, today announced details of a new grant scheme aimed at supporting the production of vital medicines and medical equipment in Ireland. The Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation received approval for the scheme from the European Commission today.

The COVID Products Scheme has been developed under a new European Commission Temporary Framework that allows additional aid to be granted by EU Member States to companies that are developing or producing medicinal products used in the fight against COVID-19. The scheme will be delivered through IDA Ireland and Enterprise Ireland under the terms of the Temporary Framework, which is aimed at supporting the research, development, and production of COVID-19 related products in Ireland.

The scheme allows for up to €200m in targeted State support to facilitate the research and development of COVID products, to enable the construction or upgrading of testing and upscaling infrastructures that contribute to the development COVID-19 relevant products, as well as to support the production of products needed to respond to the outbreak.

Minister Humphreys said: “The challenge of COVID-19 is first and foremost a health emergency and we will continue to prioritise the medical response to the pandemic. The intention of this new scheme is to accelerate the production of vital medicines and potential vaccines, along with essential equipment, used in the fight against COVID-19”.

Minister Humphreys continued: “The life sciences sector directly employs over 60,000 people right around the country and virtually all of the world’s top companies have chosen Ireland as a manufacturing base. This new scheme aims to capitalise on that hard-earned reputation and the positive effects of this additional investment will be felt not only in additional direct employment, but also throughout the economy, as many companies based in Ireland are an integral part of the materials and services supply chain”.

The introduction of the scheme will allow IDA Ireland and Enterprise Ireland to generate significant additional capital investment from firms in the life sciences sector, thereby helping the national economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. Companies in the pharmaceutical sector, including a number of existing IDA clients, are currently engaged in developing both COVID-19 treatments and vaccines. Companies are also seeking to increase manufacturing capacity to meet intense global demand for treatments found to be effective.

CEO of IDA Ireland, Martin Shanahan, said: “This new State Aid Framework sanctioned for Ireland by the EU and targeted at Medicinal products for Covid-19 is a significant step forward.  The Life Sciences sector will be central to creating an environment where human health is protected and economic life can begin to return to normal and this will allow us to support the sector.

“The size and breadth of Ireland’s Life Sciences industry makes us well placed to leverage the Framework to support the industry to quickly respond to Covid-19 demand and form a key pillar in Ireland’s comprehensive economic recovery plan.”

CEO of Enterprise Ireland, Julie Sinnamon, said: “Enterprise Ireland very much welcomes the announcement of this new scheme.  We have a fantastic cluster of Irish companies in the medtech, engineering, consumer and digital technology sectors in Ireland who have demonstrated the strength of their innovative capabilities in the face of the Covid-19 crisis.  Driven by the increased demand for lifesaving solutions their response to Covid-19 has positioned the country 6th in the world for Covid19 innovations and will see growth opportunities for this cohort across the globe.  The Commission’s approval of this new scheme will allow us to further support this sector in driving increased innovation and production of products, supporting research and development of Covid-19 products, and enabling the construction or upgrading of testing and manufacturing facilities in Ireland.”

The scheme allows for grant aid of up to 50% of eligible capital investment. This will ensure that the intervention will have a substantial impact on COVID-19 related production and will drive a significant return for the State.

Details on the opening of the scheme will be made available in the coming days. Applications for aid under the scheme must be approved no later than 31 December, 2020.

 

 

The Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (DBEI) plays a key role in implementing the Government’s policies of stimulating the productive capacity of the economy and creating an environment which supports job creation and maintenance. The Department has lead responsibility for Irish policy on global trade and inward investment and a remit to promote fair competition in the marketplace, protect consumers and safeguard workers.

For further information, members of the media can contact Press Office, D/Business, Enterprise and Innovation, press.office@dbei.gov.ie or (01) 631-2200

If you no longer wish to receive emails from the Department of Business Enterprise and Innovation Press Office, please notify us by email to press.office@dbei.gov.ie

A comprehensive listing of supports, grants, and advice available to businesses affected by COVID-19 is available at dbei.gov.ie/coronavirus.

 

Contact the Business Support Call Centre

The Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation has established a Business Support Call Centre for information on the business supports available to businesses and enterprises affected by COVID-19. It can be reached at infobusinesssupport@dbei.gov.ie or (01) 631 2002.

 

 

IBEC Digital Health Forum – Digital Health in the Age of Covid-19 – 14/05/2020

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Public Sector Healthcare & Education Members,

Please see below details on our Masterclass in Digital Health Solutions event, which is now being moved to an online format.

Ibec’s Connected Health Skillnet, together with Irish Medtech Association, will host a number of short online meetings over the coming months to share expert insights on how technology is influencing the future of healthcare in Ireland and beyond.

The first event will focus on Digital Health in the Age of COVID-19 where we will discuss some of the Irish innovations that are responding to Coronavirus and how digital health can be a critical tool in the diagnosis, treatment and management of healthcare during times of crisis and beyond. Please see event details below.

Date:                     Thursday, 14th May 2020

Time:                    11:00 – 12:00 (1 hour)

Venue:                 Online – a link to join the online meeting will be sent after registration.

Confirmed speakers:

  • Eamonn Costello, Co-Founder & CEO, patientMpower

patientMpower is a digital healthcare company providing technology solutions for people living with long term illness. The company has developed a remote monitoring solution which enables remote monitoring of otherwise healthy patients with mild to moderate COVID-19 symptoms who are in self-isolation in order to preserve capacity in hospitals for those with more severe symptoms or underlying conditions. 

  • Jim O’Donoghue, President, S3 Connected Health

S3 Connected Health partners with pharma, medtech, and healthcare providers to create and operate digital health solutions and connected medical devices that improve the lives of people with acute and chronic conditions. In response to COVID-19 the company has developed ACORRD, a web-based application, helps support healthcare professionals with triage, monitoring, and treatment of patients in-hospital, as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

We would be delighted if you or a colleague is free to join us.

Register your place at this (free) forum event here:  https://www.irishmedtechassoc.ie/IBEC/Event~digital-health-forum   **Registration closes 12th May**

Eoghan Ó Faoláin                                                                            Jennifer McCormack

Head of Public Sector Accounts, Ibec                                       Irish Medtech Association Network Executive

Eircode: D02 H720                                                                           Connected Health Skillnet Network Manager

Phone: +353 1 605 1656 / +353 86 0215947                          T: +353 1 605 1537

Social: Twitter Linkedin                                                                 E: jennifer.mccormack@ibec.ie

Web: Ibec – supporting the Irish public sector                     W: www.connectedhealthskillnet.ie

 

 

Covid-19 – Challenges and Opportunities for the Medtech Industry

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Health Innovation Hub Ireland is delighted to announce that David Scott, BHSM Solicitors, will deliver a webinar entitled “COVID-19- Challenges and Opportunities for the Medtech Industry”. 

 
What:                         Webinar
When:                        8th of May 2020 

Time:                          2:00pm

Who:                          David Scott, Senior Associate, BHSM Solicitors

Register                     HERE 

Webinar:                    
HERE

Have a question:       Join Slido with the event code 31775

Contact:                     Eimer O’Connell, HIHI, (eimer.oconnell@nuigalway.ie)

Presentation on Medical Device Regulations – 20th March – ILAS, NUI Galway

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Legislators, Regulators and Innovators-The EU Medical Device Regulatory Matrix

This is for anyone developing or thinking about developing a medical device or diagnostic device who would like to learn more about the regulatory landscape.

 

Guest:      David Scott, Senior Associate with BHSM Solicitors

When:       Friday 20th March 2020

Time:        2:00- 5:00 pm

Where:      ILAS Building NUI Galway

Webinar link HERE

 

Contact:     Eimer O’Connell, HIHI, (eimer.oconnell@nuigalway.ie)

 

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/legislators-regulators-and-innovators-the-eu-mdr-matrix-tickets-94180906627

Continued success with international expansion for ViClarity

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Press Release – ViClarity Join With US Regulatory Consultancy & Services Company To Strengthen Its Position In The Global Marketplace

 

Tralee, Co Kerry – 18th February 2020 – Leading Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) technology provider ViClarity have today announced it has joined with PolicyWorks LLC, a US consultancy and services firm who specialize in compliance. Through this strategic alliance, ViClarity will strengthen its position as a leading global provider of GRC solutions. The combining of companies will see ViClarity more than double in size providing an opportunity to grow the business globally.

ViClarity is widely regarded as one of the world’s most innovative Regtech companies having recently been named “Best Operational Risk Solution” by Insurance ERM. ViClarity has a proven track record allowing organisations to effectively identify, monitor, score and report on Audit, Risk and Compliance issues.

The agreement will see ViClarity continue to grow and expand its European headquarters in Tralee while gaining a team of resources in the US. This will enhance their ability to provide best in class services to clients and to further develop the software, offering new and exciting solutions and features to clients. ViClarity will continue to be headquartered in Tralee, Co. Kerry with US offices in Boston, Massachusetts and a new office in Des Moines, Iowa where PolicyWorks is located. ViClarity CEO, Ogie Sheehy, will oversee European business activities as CEO, European Business and Global CIO.

PolicyWorks serves nearly 1200 organizations across the US offering compliance and audit consultancy services and brings resources, vision and expertise in helping clients resolve their most challenging compliance issues.

Today the two organizations announce their alliance stating “Together Is Stronger” as governance and risk functions continue to cross paths with compliance. The combination of strengths will see new services and products developed in 2020 meeting the needs of professionals across the Financial and Healthcare sectors.

“This brings huge opportunities for the company and the ViClarity team” said ViClarity CEO Ogie Sheehy. “With PolicyWorks, we are joining with an organization who share our mission and values as well as our goal to make compliance easier for organizations and gives us the on-the-ground resources to expand our footprint in the US marketplace.”

“ViClarity’s architecture and skilled team are exactly what PolicyWorks needs to expand our services into the broader GRC space and support organizations beyond compliance consulting,” said Miriam De Dios Woodward, PolicyWorks CEO.

About ViClarity

ViClarity is an award winning provider of Audit, Risk & Compliance management solutions to the Financial and Healthcare sectors. ViClarity is a global organization headquartered in Kerry, Ireland and with offices in Boston Massachusetts and Des Moines Iowa. Since our foundation in 2008, our GRC management platform is a proven technology solution currently being utilized by more than 300 organizations in the financial services and healthcare sectors.

Our approach is to provide organizations with an intuitive tool that promotes a strong culture of Risk and Compliance while reducing the burden of manual based processes. The solution is designed to provide a centralized platform for Audit, Risk and Compliance and enables organisations to have real time access to data at all times.

About PolicyWorks

PolicyWorks is a national leader in compliance solutions serving more than 1200 organizations across the United States. PolicyWorks has the resources, vision and experience necessary to help clients resolve their most challenging compliance issues. Their team of specialists, deliver a comprehensive menu of audit and compliance solutions. For more information, visit www.policyworksllc.com