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🌟 Shape the Future of Systemic Interventions with PPI! 🌟 Here at RaDAR, we're breaking new ground in collaborative public procurement of innovation (#PPI). While our journey is still underway, we’ve already gained valuable insights. Here’s what we’ve accomplished so far: ✅ Conducted need identification ✅ Assessed market readiness ✅ Prepared the procurement process, awarding two PPI contracts in Italy and France (with more on the way!) Coming up on 16th December is our colleagues and friends at ADD4KIDS' Launch Event: KIDS are the Future – Igniting Change. This event will feature: 🔹 Working groups on #PCP /PPI collaboration 🔹 Strategies for internal alignment and consensus before launching PCP/PPI 🔹 Health systems interventions to mainstream PCP/PPI 📢 Whether you're experienced in PCP/PPI or passionate about transforming healthcare systems, we’d love for you to join us in driving change. 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/dYBYwhx5 Let’s shape the future together! 🚀 #HealthcareInnovation #PublicProcurement #PPI #Collaboration #RaDAR Resah | Catalan Institute of Oncology | Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II | INSERM | Agència de Qualitat i Avaluació Sanitàries de Catalunya (AQuAS) | Gaynor Whyles | Maria Pons Vizcarra | Olman Elizondo | Victòria Valls Comamala | Maider San Torcuato Labaien | Maddalena Illario | Luis Eduardo Lucena Baeza | Vincenzo De Luca

⏰ EARLY BIRD SAVINGS END TONIGHT: Register before midnight and save up to £300! ⏰ Today is your last chance to make the most of early bird savings for the inaugural Patient Perspectives and Partnering hybrid event, taking place on 10-11 September 2024 in Amsterdam! Don’t miss out. Register today to secure your place at the forefront of the most crucial discussions shaping clinical research at present, and save up to £300! Discover the latest patient-led initiatives, innovations and strategies advancing trial outcomes: - Partnering with Patients to increase patient recruitment & retention in clinical trials - Promoting diversity, equity & inclusion for clinical trials: Truly representing the patient population - Designing human-centred trials: Improving outcomes and reducing costs & patient burden - Elevating Patient engagement in clinical trials: Adopting a patient-centric culture - Enhancing trial experience through feedback loops Join industry leaders, healthcare professionals and patient advocates as we work together to transform the future of clinical research. 👉 Register Today And Save: https://bit.ly/3ynUuBf 📅 View the full agenda to learn more: https://bit.ly/3V01HAd #PatientPerspectives24 #PatientCentricity #PatientVoice #PatientsAsPartners #PatientInvolvement #ClinicalTrials #ClinicalResearch #Event #Amsterdam

NHS Research Scotland is celebrating the 76th birthday of our health service on Friday 5 July by encouraging more people of all backgrounds to get involved in vital research. Since its inception in 1948, NHS has consistently pushed the boundaries of the possible through the evolution of treatments, diagnostics, and prevention methods that have helped to achieve better patient outcomes. Research remains a driving force behind that evolution. High-quality research is an essential part of an effective, modern NHS. This Friday is therefore an opportunity to celebrate Scotland’s diverse clinical research landscape, raise clinical trial awareness, and champion our researchers’ unwavering commitment to driving better care. On this anniversary, we have the chance to express just how proud we are of our forward-thinking research community here in Scotland. It is vital that we continue to drive the research and innovation agenda by harnessing our country’s vast knowledge and experience in order to deliver the most progressive healthcare possible. However, research cannot be achieved in isolation. At its heart, it is also a partnership with successful studies only being possible thanks to the vital contribution of members of the public working closely with researchers and healthcare professionals. Every member of this diverse group has a key role to play, from patients, carers, and family to potential future patients, and those who use health and social care services. Getting involved in research – whether that is helping to shape the direction of a research project or directly taking part – that contribution is ultimately helping us to save lives. We know demand for healthcare continues to rise and the system is under pressure, but by working together, driving meaningful conversations, and encouraging diversity of views and experiences we can improve the quality and relevance of the research we conduct, and ultimately deliver better care for people across Scotland. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4cMVait

Hopefully this important work by Georgia Richards with King's Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine will be taken into account by the Government as it considers its response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry recommendations. Whilst Recommendation 113.40 was prompted by the lack of attention given to the comments of the Coroner about the Lakanal House fire, (the fire was in 2009 and the Inquest in 2013) the implications for the annual 500+ coroner Prevention of Future Death reports that go largely unnoticed are considerable. Recommendation 113.40 states: “Our investigations have revealed that some important recommendations affecting fire safety were ignored by the government in the years leading up to the Grenfell Tower fire. Recommendations made by the Select Committee in 1999 were not implemented and the department’s response to the recommendations made by the Lakanal House coroner was inadequate. The department had no system for recording recommendations made by public bodies or keeping track of its response to them. That was obviously unsatisfactory. We recommend that it be made a legal requirement for the government to maintain a publicly accessible record of recommendations made by select committees, coroners and public inquiries together with a description of the steps taken in response. If the government decides not to accept a recommendation, it should record its reasons for doing so. Scrutiny of its actions should be a matter for Parliament, to which it should be required to report annually.” Incidentally, the recent furore about the lack of progress following the Public Inquiry into child sexual abuse, might have been avoided if 113.40 had already been implemented! Well done Georgia Richards!

Primary Healthcare Conferences: The International Conference on Primary Healthcare 2025 will be held in the stunning city of Paris, France, on June 23-24, 2025. It is going to be an event of the highest stature because it will offer a worldwide forum for healthcare professionals, researchers, legislator, and practitioners to cooperate, share understanding, and discuss creative master plan to improve primary healthcare systems globally. A leading conference for Primary Healthcare Conference, this two day event promises to pull together prominent experts from diverse healthcare sectors. Participants will gain valuable insights into the latest advancements, best practices, and future trends shaping the primary healthcare landscape. This is definitely to be the greatest chance for learning and networking at one go through theme speeches, interactive panel discussions, and thought-provoking workshops. The Primary Healthcare Summit will discuss these topics: prevention, community models of care, integration of telemedicine, strategies to address universal health challenges worldwide, and global health challenges. Delegates will have opportunities to share views and explore actionable approaches that promote access to health equity among all. In addition to opening doors to innovations, the seminar will be offering practical hands-on training sessions designed to enable the participants to become agents of change in their organizations, thus bridging the gap between theory and practice in terms of affecting drastic change in the Healthcare Conference sector. The conference also serves as a Primary Healthcare Congress, as it brings different voices together on the issue of policy reforms and sustainable healthcare solutions. The conference is international, therefore, participants have a global outlook to the challenges and opportunities of primary healthcare. Mark your calendars to be a part of this transformational Primary Healthcare Meeting in Paris, which is known worldwide for its culture, charm, and hospitality. It's the chance to take a piece of this PHC Conference's future while having the experience of visiting the beating heart of France. Key Points: Healthcare and Primary Care | Public Health and Healthcare Management | Healthcare Innovation | Internal Medicine | Pediatric & Neonatal Healthcare | Diabetic and Endocrinology | Food Science | Primary Care Oncology | Nutrition Health care | Psychiatry & Mental Disorders | Primary Care Sports Medicine. Registration opening For PHC Conferences ·       Early-bird Registration Open on: January 30 , 2024 ·       Sponsorship Registration ·       Exhibitor Registration ·       AI Journal Publications   Contact Us:  +14094196331 support@scientificiq.org https://lnkd.in/gaNkThP5   #PrimaryHealthcareConference #PrimaryHealthcaresummit2025 #HealthcareConference #PHCConferences                                      

⏰ EARLY BIRD SAVINGS END TONIGHT: Register before midnight and save up to £300! ⏰ Today is your last chance to make the most of early bird savings for the inaugural Patient Perspectives and Partnering hybrid event, taking place on 10-11 September 2024 in Amsterdam! Don’t miss out. Register today to secure your place at the forefront of the most crucial discussions shaping clinical research at present, and save up to £300! Discover the latest patient-led initiatives, innovations and strategies advancing trial outcomes: - Partnering with Patients to increase patient recruitment & retention in clinical trials - Promoting diversity, equity & inclusion for clinical trials: Truly representing the patient population - Designing human-centred trials: Improving outcomes and reducing costs & patient burden - Elevating Patient engagement in clinical trials: Adopting a patient-centric culture - Enhancing trial experience through feedback loops Join industry leaders, healthcare professionals and patient advocates as we work together to transform the future of clinical research. 👉 Register Today And Save: https://bit.ly/3ynUuBf 📅 View the full agenda to learn more: https://bit.ly/3V01HAd #PatientPerspectives24 #PatientCentricity #PatientVoice #PatientsAsPartners #PatientInvolvement #ClinicalTrials #ClinicalResearch #Event #Amsterdam

Dr Georgia Richards, an Epidemiologist, Health Research Scientist, and King’s Prize Research Fellow, recently attended the launch of the 2024 National State of Patient Safety Report at the House of Lords. Dr Richards leads the Preventable Deaths Tracker (PDT), a data-driven vigilance and learning tool hosted at King’s College London. This tool ensures that information from Coroners’ reports is accessible, enabling real-time analytics and impactful research. Her work was featured in the report produced by the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London and commissioned by charity Patient Safety Watch, which highlights concerns surrounding the decline in patient safety across England over the past two years. Dr Richards’ Preventable Deaths Tracker highlights a critical issue in Coroners’ Prevention of Future Deaths (PFD) reports. These reports provide essential insights and recommendations for the NHS and other services but often fail to prompt the required actions. Data from the PDT shows that only half of PFDs receive a published response, despite this being a legal obligation. ➡️ Read the full review into changes in patient safety here: https://lnkd.in/g5Vsc3K8

Discover the inspiring stories of healthcare pioneers Nourhan Kawtharani and Elom OTCHI (PhD), recipients of the Lucian Leape Fellowship 2024-2026 by ISQua, who are transforming patient safety and healthcare quality worldwide. Learn more about their remarkable contributions and the Lucian Leape Patient Safety Fellowship in our latest blog post - https://bit.ly/45Rgf9i

Primary Healthcare Conferences: The International Conference on Primary Healthcare 2025 will be held in the stunning city of Paris, France, on June 23-24, 2025. It is going to be an event of the highest stature because it will offer a worldwide forum for healthcare professionals, researchers, legislator, and practitioners to cooperate, share understanding, and discuss creative master plan to improve primary healthcare systems globally. A leading conference for Primary Healthcare Conference, this two day event promises to pull together prominent experts from diverse healthcare sectors. Participants will gain valuable insights into the latest advancements, best practices, and future trends shaping the primary healthcare landscape. This is definitely to be the greatest chance for learning and networking at one go through theme speeches, interactive panel discussions, and thought-provoking workshops. The Primary Healthcare Summit will discuss these topics: prevention, community models of care, integration of telemedicine, strategies to address universal health challenges worldwide, and global health challenges. Delegates will have opportunities to share views and explore actionable approaches that promote access to health equity among all. In addition to opening doors to innovations, the seminar will be offering practical hands-on training sessions designed to enable the participants to become agents of change in their organizations, thus bridging the gap between theory and practice in terms of affecting drastic change in the Healthcare Conference sector. The conference also serves as a Primary Healthcare Congress, as it brings different voices together on the issue of policy reforms and sustainable healthcare solutions. The conference is international, therefore, participants have a global outlook to the challenges and opportunities of primary healthcare. Mark your calendars to be a part of this transformational Primary Healthcare Meeting in Paris, which is known worldwide for its culture, charm, and hospitality. It's the chance to take a piece of this PHC Conferences future while having the experience of visiting the beating heart of France. Key Points: Healthcare and Primary Care | Public Health and Healthcare Management | Healthcare Innovation | Internal Medicine | Pediatric & Neonatal Healthcare | Diabetic and Endocrinology | Food Science | Primary Care Oncology | Nutrition Health care | Psychiatry & Mental Disorders | Primary Care Sports Medicine. Registration opening For PHC Conferences ·       Early-bird Registration Open on: January 30 , 2024 ·       Sponsorship Registration ·       Exhibitor Registration ·       AI Journal Publications   Contact Us:  +14094196331 support@scientificiq.org https://lnkd.in/gaNkThP5   #PrimaryHealthcareConference #PrimaryHealthcaresummit2025 #HealthcareConference #PHCConferences                                        

Transforming Care, Saving Lives: How the UK Can Revitalise Healthcare 🩺 Last December, Curia’s Health, Care and Life Sciences Research Group, in partnership with Revvity, launched its report into life sciences and diagnostics. The report “Transforming Care, Saving Lives: Revitalising UK Life Sciences and Diagnostics” brought together leading experts from industry, academia and the NHS to look at ways in which the sector can innovate and transform to improve patient outcomes. At the event in Portcullis House, the audience heard speeches alongside a panel discussion that shed light on the transformative potential that better collaboration, innovation and regulation can have on healthcare. These themes underlined the collective efforts required to shape a health system that not only meets current challenges but also anticipates future needs. Our speakers and panellists included: Simon Opher MP Member of Parliament for Stroud (host)  Andrew Gwynne MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health and Prevention, Department of Health and Social Care Professor Lucy Chappell, Chief Scientific Adviser, Department of Health and Social Care Professor Sir Stephen Powis, Medical Director, NHS England Dame Lyn Chitty, Deputy Director of the National Institute for Health and Care Research Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust Biomedical Research Centre Helen Dent, CEO, British In Vitro Diagnostics Association (BIVDA) Professor Sir Mike Richards, CBE MD, DSc, FRCP, Chair, UK National Screening Committee Dr Stuart Adams, Honorary Associate Professor at UCL and Consultant Clinical Scientist at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust Dr Richard Scott, CEO of Genomics England  Martin Keil, Vice President and General Manager Europe Commercial, Revvity Read to find out about: 👉 Collaboration: A Pillar of Progress 👉Innovation: Transforming Healthcare Delivery 👉Diagnostics: Enabling Earlier & Accurate Interventions 👉Putting Patients First: Building Trust and Participation Below https://lnkd.in/gKKSGvVh #care #healthcare #transforminglives #genomics #newbornscreening #andrewgwynnemp #ukpolitics #politicsuk #diagnostics #governmentuk #ukgovernment