We’re sharing our experience and expertise at the ‘Health innovation in a fractured world’ conference hosted by the University of Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences.
The summer academy, which runs from 24-26 August, focuses on translating healthcare innovations into practice. Themes include AI, innovation & ethics and women’s and reproductive health equity.
Katherine Edwards, our Director of Patient Safety and Clinical Improvement, leads a session on day 2 alongside Stephanie Somerville, Director of Delivery for Urgent and Emergency care at NHS England.
The topic is ‘From pilot to population: Navigating challenges of scale and adoption’. Katherine will focus on our work getting the PlGF pre-eclampsia test into 90% of England’s maternity units. Read more in this case study.
On day 3 we will be taking part in a showcase highlighting the role of the Health Innovation Network.
Find out more about the Oxford Summer Academy for the Social Science of Health Innovation