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A fantastic opportunity for innovators and key stakeholders to provide impactful outcomes for patients and staff within Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH).
The West Midlands Health and Wellbeing Innovation Network, part of the University of Warwick are running a challenge led innovation programme with ROH, which aims to solve key challenges in clinical reporting and achieve staff efficiencies through the use of technology innovations.
Specific challenges we are looking for solutions to are:
- How might we use data analysis, visualisation, automated reporting and artificial intelligence over existing data to improve quality of patient care and achieve better patient outcomes.
- How might we achieve efficiencies and improve productivity of staff through use of digital tools to optimise work processes.
- How might we use digital technologies and hardware to track a patient’s journey through the hospital more effectively.
We are particularly interested in hearing from innovators with solutions in the following areas:
- Dashboarding and Data Visualisation
- Intelligent Document Management and Processing
- Process Optimisation / Automation
- Robotic Process Automation
- Artificial Intelligence
- We are currently not looking for solutions in:
- Electronic Patient Record Systems
This is a fantastic opportunity for innovators to solve these challenges with potential to scale to market and is a unique opportunity for value exchange between innovators and key clinical and management stakeholders within ROH, with the potential for tangible and impactful outcomes for patients and staff. This programme is also underpinned by Warwick University’s academic excellence, innovation methodology and rich network of collaborators and partners.
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Successful applicants may also be eligible for up to £20,000 grant funding through the WMHTIA, a collaborative network of expertise across industry, NHS and universities that will help pioneering businesses navigate the key stages of medical translation, funded through Innovate UK.
Please note that due to funding criteria, innovators previously accepted onto WMHWIN programmes may not be eligible to apply.
If you would like further information or advice on applying for this programme or have a suggestion of a business that could solve any of the challenge areas, please get in touch.
What is the West Midlands Health & Wellbeing Innovation Network?
We run challenge based innovation programmes that focus on uncovering high priority challenges and opportunities with health and social care partners, finding innovative suppliers who can solve these challenges or maximise opportunities and guiding them through a collaborative innovation programme culminating in the development of prototype solutions.
