Improving the use of technology in neonatal care in the North West
Neonatal care would benefit from many available technologies to improve care and enable families to feel closer to their babies. This new report has identified a number of basic recommendations that need to happen to enable these technologies to be brought in.
The report was completed in partnership with Health Innovation North West Coast’s Patient Safety and Digital teams, the North West Neonatal Operational Delivery Network (NWNODN) and Chiesi UK and Ireland, a research-focused biopharmaceuticals group, which has had neonatal care as an area of focus for over 30 years.
*Please note: This is the SUMMARY report - a full, more detailed report is also available, as well as resource documents for health professionals and the public
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Summary report - Establishing a Health and Care Quantum Innovation Centre Read more
This feasibility study, commissioned by UK Science and Technology Network and National Health Service England (NHSE) and conducted by Health Innovation North West Coast (HINWC), explores the potential use cases and understanding of quantum computing within the UK’s health and social care system. The study, employing interviews, workshops, site visits and desktop research, aimed to identify the system’s needs, establish relevant use cases, and pinpoint areas that could benefit from this emerging technology.
Full report - Establishing a Health and Care Quantum Innovation Centre Read more
This document is a feasibility study, commissioned by UK Science and Technology Network and National Health Service England (NHSE) and conducted by Health Innovation North West Coast (HINWC) to explore current understanding of and potential use cases for quantum computing within the UK's health and social care system.
Health Innovation North 2025: Agenda and event guide Read more
Full agenda, speaker bios, information about sponsors and exhibitors.