Oxford AHSN and other partners are teaming up with Proteus Digital Health to assess the impact of digitial medicines on patients. Sir John Bell, Regius Professor of Medicine at the University of Oxford, said: “The technology platform Proteus offers will allow digital health to become a reality, giving patients a role in managing their disease […]
Our March newsletter contains items on: AHSNs strengthening links between researchers and clinicians Mobile phone app development Masters fellowships in Evidence Based Healthcare Key appointments Coming events Patients’ video feedback leading to better care Read it all here
Mike Denis has been appointed as Director of Information Strategy at Oxford Academic Health Science Network (AHSN). Mike has 26 years experience working in NHS health informatics. He arrives from the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust where he holds a similar post. Mike is also senior informatics lead for the South London AHSN […]
Dr Nick Scott-Ram MBE has been appointed as Director of Commercial Development at Oxford Academic Health Science Network. Nick has over 22 years experience in commercial and business development in the life sciences sector. Dr Paul Durrands, Chief Operating Officer at Oxford AHSN, said: “We are delighted to have appointed Nick to this key post. […]
Oxford project using videos of patients discussing their treatment aids ward care in Reading and London. Read more here.
One fifth of the semi-finalists in the OneStart biotech ideas competition, which attracted entries from across Europe, are from Oxford. Read about the Oxford initiatives – and all 35 shortlisted entries – here. Finalists will be announced in April.
Mobile app development, Masters programme opportunities, news from around our region – and more…all in our latest newsletter.
Four science hubs in Oxfordshire which bring together cutting edge research and commercial enterprise are sharing a £67m investment in innovation. They include the Oxford Bioescalator at the Churchill Hospital which helps small bioscience and medical companies share technology and expertise. Just under half the funding is from the government with the rest from industry, […]
Researchers from the University of Oxford and Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust have found that unusual personality structure could be the secret to making people laugh. More here
The Berkshire Memory & Cognition Research Centre has opened – it is a joint initiative between the University of Reading and Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. Read more