The North West Coast Research and Innovation Awards 2023 are an opportunity to pay tribute to those who have helped save lives and improve services, through the development, delivery or application of an innovation or piece of research.
Don’t miss out on the chance to acknowledge and celebrate the outstanding work of our colleagues.
THE 2023 FINALISTS HAVE NOW BEEN ANNOUNCED. VIEW OUR SHORTLISTED NOMINEES HERE >
Who can enter?
Whether you work within the NHS, are a research study participant, a patient with an interest in research, work in the wider healthcare industry or local government, are conducting research, part of industry, the third sector or academia, we want to hear from you and what health related research projects or innovation you have been working on and implementing to change things for the better!
12 Awards on Offer
The awards will showcase the best research and innovation from NHS organisations, industry and academic partners, third sector organisations, local authorities and other collaborators in health innovation.
A special award to mark the 75th anniversary of the creation of the NHS is included in this year’s categories.
The region’s two integrated care systems, Cheshire and Merseyside along with Lancashire and South Cumbria, will again be sponsoring two awards which will recognise successes in addressing sustainability and health inequalities.
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Collaborative Masterclass: The Kindness Deficit Find out more
What happens when care stops caring?
Bionow BioIgnite Find out more
Sparking Growth Through Collaboration
Collaborative Masterclass: The Value of Storytelling Find out more
The Value of Storytelling in health and social care
Health Innovation North Conference Find out more
The Health Innovation North Conference will explore cutting-edge solutions that drive improvements
Excel in Health: Funding Find out more
This workshop will help you gain a greater understanding of the options available to you and allow you to navigate the funding path successfully.
Collaborative Masterclasses: Prevention Find out more
How do we shift the focus on tackling the causes of ill health and make prevention a priority?