What do you do if you have a good idea that can improve patient care or the processes around delivery of care?
The first ecosystem meeting of 2017 will take place at 08:30- 17:00 on the 17th May at The Radisson Blu St. Helen’s Hotel, Dublin, A94 V6W3
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ehealthireland – Driving the Innovation Environment Ecosystem Meeting
Statsols to host lecture on ‘Response, Quality and Variation: What Drug Development May Be Missing’ in Hayfield Manor, Cork on 22nd February, 2017 at 10am.
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The EI Innovation Voucher Scheme allows a company €5,000 worth of R&D to be carried out in any of the knowledge providing institutes across the country and is an excellent way of exploring the feasibility of an idea.
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Advancing Care for Patients Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer (mBC), an innovation challenge, sponsored by Pfizer Oncology, is designed to encourage the development of new and relevant technology-enabled solutions that can help enrich the lives of women living with metastatic breast cancer (mBC) around the world.
The challenge is divided into three phases with a total of $250,000 in prize funding available to solutions with the greatest potential to improve the lives of patients with mBC. This is a global challenge and applicants are encouraged to submit their ideas directly at www.AdvancingMBCPatientCare.com by January 20, 2017.
Dr. Colman Casey gave a presentation on Health Innovation Hub Ireland to the South West Action Plan for Jobs Implementation Committee Meeting update held in Dell EMC on Monday 19th December. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Bob Savage and attended by Ms Mary Mitchell O Connor, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, representatives of IDA, Enterprise Ireland and Cork and Kerry Local Enterprise Organisations.
Digital Hub Development Agency, Molecular Medicine Ireland and Health Research Board Clinical Research Coordination Ireland (HRB CRCI) invite you to a Connected Health workshop that will examine the factors required in translating software for Healthcare. If you are an academic, manufacturer, software developer/engineer, clinician or healthcare professional, or are engaged in research, data analytics or data protection, which incorporates software solutions in the healthcare arena, this interactive practical workshop will be of interest to you. This event will take place in the Digital Hub on Wednesday, 30th November, 2016.
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Connected Health Workshop
SBRI Healthcare, an NHS England investment fund hosted by Eastern Academic Health Science Network, is offering innovators the opportunity to apply for up to £1.1 million investment to develop and commercialise innovations that will focus on building General Practice of the Future.
Game changing technologies are sought to address:
- Workload and demand management
- Diagnostics and earlier triage
- Self-care
General Practice of the Future is now live, full details and further information on the Application Process can be found on the SBRI Healthcare website..
Considering applying?
SBRI Healthcare are holding briefing events inCambridge on Tuesday 25 October 2016 and Bristol on 27th October. It will provide delegates with an understanding of:
- the clinical challenges this competition seeks to resolve
- the key application requirements
- how the SBRI Healthcare programme works
- the application process and important deadlines.
This event is free to attend.
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SBRI Healthcare
Challenge designed to encourage the development of new and relevant technology-enabled solutions to help enrich the lives of women living with metastatic breast cancer around the world. Total of $250,000 in prize funding available to solutions with the greatest potential….
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Closing date for applications is December 2nd, 2016.
