The Oxford Academic Health Science Network’s August newsletter includes: a review of our successful first Alumni Summit success stories involving our patient leaders and anxiety & depression clinical network latest funding and training opportunities Read all the stories here > Subscribe here so that the next edition goes straight to your inbox.
The Oxford Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRC) is running a course to help current or future healthcare leaders develop new skills. The programme runs across two days in September and October in conjunction with the University of Oxford’s Said Business School: Monday 21 September (Modules 1 & 2) – Egrove […]
Partners of the Oxford Academic Health Science Network are being invited to take part in an independent survey. This feedback will help us better understand how we can best serve those with whom we collaborate. The survey is run by YouGov on behalf of NHS England. The deadline to complete it is 7 August. The […]
George Freeman MP, the Minister for Life Sciences, praised the Oxford Academic Health Science Network in his speech during our Alumni Summit. Speaking at the Ashmolean Museum on 9 July, Mr Freeman said: “Something very special is going on here in Oxford in this AHSN. “The life sciences sector is doing extraordinary things. It’s all built on […]
Headlines and highlights from our July newsletter include: feedback from our annual Partnership Council meeting – read more > our latest reports – Annual Review 2014/15 and Q1 2015/16 Our showcase highlights wealth of innovation Patient safety update: Q initiative Come and meet us at Venturefest We’re hosting our first international summit Nominations open for […]
The Oxford AHSN Clinical Networks’ annual Mental Health Meeting provided an opportunity to hear about the work of our mental health-related networks. More than 60 people from across the Oxford AHSN region attended on 2 June 2015, including local patients and representatives from trusts, clinical commissioning groups, higher education institutes and voluntary and community organisations. […]
The Oxford Academic Health Science Network’s second annual meeting provided an opportunity to hear about some of the major achievements from partnership working across our region in 2014/15. Discussions during the main session on 17 June picked out some of the highlights from our Annual Review – with the conversations continuing outside in our information […]
The Oxford Academic Health Science Network has published its Annual Review for 2014/15. The 24-page report is packed with highlights and achievements from our 100+ workstreams which are helping us deliver our vision for best health for our population and prosperity for our region through rapid clinical innovation adoption. Oxford AHSN Chief Executive Prof Gary […]
£1 million will be invested in small businesses developing new ideas addressing challenges in older people with multiple morbidities through a scheme led by Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs). The SBRI Healthcare funding awards announced today (15 June) focus particuarly on products and services addressing unmet health needs relating to falls, incontinence and decline in […]
The Oxford Academic Health Science Network June newsletter includes invitations to key events including: our Partnership Council annual meeting on 17 June the e-health and big data technology showcase on 30 June It also contains lots of updates on our latest activities, award-winners and funding opportunities. More than 1,100 subscribers receive our newsletter every month. […]