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InnoScot Health works in partnership with NHS Scotland to accelerate ideas that transform healthcare. https://innoscot.com/

The No Need to Fall (NNTF) project—led by Consultant in Older Adult Medicine at NHS Lanarkshire, Dr Ana Talbot—is featured prominently in a report from The Health Foundation's £2.2 million Tech for Better Care innovation programme. Read the full story 🔗 https://bit.ly/4BM5Tqx

On the left, a picture of Frances Ramsay, Head of Business Development at InnoScot Health. On the right, an attributed quote reads: "We applaud the huge progress made on this important project for innovative approaches to falls prevention and are proud to be contributing to its evolution." Below is a web address, www.innoscot.com.

InnoScot Health is proud to be involved in a partnership supporting a pioneering digital initiative to help prevent falls—and is championing the publication of a new report which underlines its vast potential. Read the full story 🔗 https://bit.ly/4BM5Tqx

A healthcare worker assists a person walking in a hallway. The image includes the InnoScot Health logo and text about the 'No Need To Fall' initiative. Website: www.innoscot.com.

The second Scottish Public Health Conference will take place on Tuesday 24 November at the Technology and Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. InnoScot Health's Head of Innovation, Robert Rea will be attending and happy to speak about our work. Read more 🔗 https://bit.ly/4uS0pHa

This is a promotional image for the Scottish Public Health Conference. It features a picture of the Technology and Innovation Centre at the University of Strathclyde. The event is hosted by the Faculty of Public Health, Public Health Scotland, and the Scottish Directors of Public Health. The event is scheduled for November 24 and will take place in person at the University of Strathclyde.

As Glasgow's flagship Health Innovation Hub becomes home to a new clinical research centre offering improved identification of new treatments, InnoScot Health believes it is “an exciting time for the city’s ambitions to shape the future of medicine”. Read the full story 🔗 https://bit.ly/4ignnUu

On the left, a picture of Frances Ramsay, Head of Business Development at InnoScot Health. On the right, an attributed quote reads: "The Health Innovation Hub will only continue to flourish thanks to its world-leading capability in catalysing cutting-edge medical thinking and attracting fresh investment to the city, helping to make it an exciting time for Glasgow’s ambitions to shape the future of medicine." Below the quote is a web address, www.innoscot.com.

Glasgow’s £40 million Health Innovation Hub (HIH) will only continue to flourish thanks to its world-leading capability in catalysing cutting-edge medical thinking and attracting fresh investment, believes InnoScot Health. Read the full story 🔗 https://bit.ly/4ignnUu

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Join Tay Health Tech and InnoScot Health for a medical device regulation workshop inviting MedTech innovators to learn how to marry product compliance with commercial success, helping to accelerate market entry, build trust, and drive revenue. Register to attend 🔗 https://tinyurl.com/44h6uvpk

A promotional image for an event hosted by InnoScot Health and Tay Health Tech. The event focuses on "MedTech regulatory readiness through an investor lens." It will be held in-person on November 4th starting at 10 am, at COSLA, Edinburgh. The image features logos of InnoScot Health and TayHealthTech, and includes shapes and a photo of blurred individuals in a meeting setting.

While the NHS Scotland Academy has proved successful, further initiatives will be required to assist staff in acquiring specialised skills, blending digital learning with practical training, while identifying and addressing gaps in the workforce. Read the full story 🔗 https://bit.ly/4BtFjCz

On the left, a picture of Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health. On the left, an attributed quote that reads: "The challenge then is in how to replicate Clydebank's practical success in other locations and deliver more high-quality, innovation-driven care to patients across the country." Below is a web link, www.innoscot.com.