R&D Tax Solutions are showing business owners how to finance innovative projects using the latest R&D Tax Relief from HMRC. Due to exclusivity of this event, seat numbers are limited.
90% of UK technology companies are not aware of R&D Tax Relief – and could be missing out on saving 26% of development costs. On 30 June, R&D Tax Solutions are running a seminar at the Birmingham Research Park showing business owners how to finance innovative projects using this relief.
Join small business community Enterprise Nation for an afternoon of business advice, inspiration and networking, as part of the She Means Business campaign with Facebook.
Anyone interested in innovative solutions for mental health prevention, including third sector organisations, service users, entrepreneurs, developers, designers, healthcare professionals and the public, are invited to come along and work together on addressing these health and social care issues by designing and building digital or service solutions.
Medilink West Midlands, in conjunction with Acclaim Biomedical Consulting, is offering a one day workshop exploring the new European Regulations for In Vitro Diagnostics. For the in-vitro diagnostic sector, these new regulations will bring about major shifts in areas such as classifaction, performance evaluation and clinical evidence.
This is the first in a series of masterclasses focused on Digital Leadership in Healthcare, for NHS clinicians and NHS managers (leading teams and/or innovation), Chief Information Officers, Chief Clinical Information Officers and Chief Technology Officers. This masterclass will look at using Internet of Things to enhance people’s roles in healthcare, directing the technology to benefit patients and looking at the types of solutions currently on the market.
Boilerhouse Media, the event organisers, are collaborating with a range of organisations including the WMAHSN, Local CIO Council, the Society of Chief Librarians, the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management, the Royal Town Planning Institute, LARIA, ADASS Informatics Network, GoodThings Foundation, Women in IT, Socitm and Improvement and Efficiency West Midlands.
Health+Care focuses on the delivery of cultural, service, system and digital transformation that's essential to securing the future of health and social care systems. The event is a rare opportunity for colleagues from across the NHS, local government, care homes and the voluntary sector to come together on an equal footing to network, collaborate and share learning.
This half day event gives Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI) members the opportunity to take stock of the implications for our sector. ABHI’s Director of Healthcare Policy - Richard Phillips - hosts a panel of experts who will explore where the election result leaves us.
This workshop is suitable for GPs who currently have no joint injections experience and are looking to perform in their practice, or to find out more about the subject, as well as being suitable for those who currently inject and are seeking to refresh their injection technique.
Find out all you need to know about the NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) by coming along to one of the ‘Meet the NIA’ information events.
This workshop focuses on the importance of matching your marketing strategy with opportunities in order to maximise chances of success – a method of ‘connecting’ what your business can do to successfully win new business. This workshop will also present the latest research into opportunities for business finance including traditional forms and innovation in funding.
Venturefest West Midlands will provide entrepreneurs, investors and innovators to meet, engage and exchange ideas for co-operation and collaboration, particularly in the fields of science and emerging technologies. With around 700 delegates expected to attend this one day event, attendees will be able to engage directly with high growth entrepreneurs and service providers offering products, services, advice and support.
On Tuesday 27 June, West Midlands and Oxford AHSNs are bringing together NHS urgent and emergency care directors and specialists, commissioners, medical and nursing directors, STP leads, transformation and improvement leads, out of hours care providers, general practice, ambulance trusts and AHSNs to examine NHS England's priorities for transforming services.
The value of patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) as a vehicle to improve patient care is the focus of a lecture to be delivered by Joanne Greenhalgh, Associate Professor in the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.
The Expo brings together women from all industries, professional and corporate backgrounds, providing a platform to showcase successful women's businesses. The event includes a 'business fashion show' with a runway showcasing many talented, successful business owners.
The new care models programme is focused on the successful delivery of new care models across health and social care services and ensuring the learning from the new care model vanguards is utilised in the development of Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships (STPs). This live online event will explore some of the achievements from the vanguards and the priorities for the future as STPs develop.
This half-day workshop will bring together a diverse audience for lively debate and discussion about current practice in the UK’s healthcare innovation landscape. The workshop is a response to one of UCL’s current policy ‘grand challenges’ - understanding how innovation can be successfully embedded in the NHS, and what learning can be applied from other sectors.
The evening, tailored for local GPs, physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals, will consist of a key lectures and informal question and answer session with Mr Ronan Treacy, Consultant Orthopaedic Hip Surgeon from the Midland Orthopaedic Practice.
This event showcases the best in NHS business intelligence and analytics. An ideal opportunity to hear about the latest developments nationally and locally, delegates will also be able to take part in workshops and a skills session.
Part of the Diabetes up close and personalised education programme 2016 - 2017, this meeting looks at the barriers to implementing high standards of diabetes process and outcomes, led by Dr Vinod Patel.
Are you considering raising money but don’t know where to start? Wondering about the difference between a crowdfund and an angel? And how much equity should you offer to get the funds you need? Head to the KPMG offices in Birmingham for this event and meet funders.
You are invited by the Research and Innovation Team at Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BCHC) to a showcase morning of the latest patient enabling digital technologies in healthcare. The ultimate aim of this event is to raise awareness of the art of the possible in the digital health sector, amongst the senior management of BCHC.
Digital Cities Birmingham returns in 2017 with a new series of inspiring events across the city - many of them free - including practical hands-on workshops, masterclasses and conference-style events. The week is a fantastic opportunity to bring together everyone working in digitally creative industries in the city, to promote cross-sector collaboration, forge new partnerships and develop skills.
As part of the cross-council initiative in antimicrobial resistance (AMR), the EPSRC launched 'Bridging the Gaps', a programme of funding awarded to 11 UK universities to develop institutional networks focused on multidisciplinary solutions to tackle AMR. On 15 June, Warwick is hosting a joint symposium of the 11 UK universities that were awarded ‘Bridging the Gaps’ funding.
The next instalment in the ABHI's series of webinars will discuss the important topic of Medical Devices Regulation (MDR) implementation plans.
This workshop is suitable for GPs and physiotherapists who currently have no joint injections experience and are looking to perform in their practice, or to find out more about the subject, as well as being suitable for those who currently inject and are seeking to refresh their injection technique.
The Enterprise Europe Network invites you to a half day seminar to understand Intellectual Property (IP) and learn how ideas and innovation can be protected and commercialised more effectively.
This free event will support nurse leads in primary and community care across the West Midlands to learn from others how to make successful change happen in respect of improved care of long term conditions (LTCs), encourage evidence-based evaluation of innovative delivery of LTC care and introduce achievers to WMAHSN's Meridian health innovation exchange.
This workshop is designed to help you build strategic leadership capacity and maximise the cultural and structural effectiveness of your organisation for innovation.
“What is the future of health informatics in Birmingham" will take place on 13 June at 4pm in the ITM Lecture Theatre. This will be presented by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust's Hilary Fanning and George Gkoutos
This is an opportunity to for you to hear about the progress of the University of Worcester's research project and give your advice and feedback on plans for the Namaste Care Intervention. This intervention will be what is ‘prescribed’ to the care homes who take part as case studies in the project and the University will then look at the impact it has on the residents, staff and care homes who take part.
The event will see speakers share their experience under the broad banner of medical/healthcare innovation with an overarching highly relevant and topical digital theme, specifically the central importance of data.
In this lecture, Professor Melanie Calvert, Professor of Outcomes Methodology, Director Centre for Patient Reported Outcomes Research at the Institute of Applied Health Research, will draw on her personal experiences and emerging UK and international evidence to explore the challenges and benefits of quality of life assessment in healthcare, as she considers how this information can help make patient centred care a reality.
This event will feature talks from those involved with the centre from both the University of Birmingham and University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, as well as the Ministry of Defence. It is an opportunity to find out about much of the ground-breaking research being carried out by the team and hear about what these researchers have in store for the future of their studies.
The speaker for the ABHI's fourth Malcolm Carlisle Memorial Lecture will be Professor Christopher Hodges, Professor of Justice Systems at Oxford University and Fellow of Wolfson College, who has profoundly influenced government thinking on regulation and enforcement.