We aim to become the most integrated and innovative Academic Health Science Partnership in the world, working with innovators to discover, develop and deliver new solutions in healthcare, improving the population’s health for North East and North Cumbria citizens.
The Partners work collaboratively to translate world-class research and innovation into real world benefit, improving the population’s health and generating economic growth for the North East and North Cumbria region.
Academic Health Science Centres are designated by NHS England and NHS Improvement and the National Institute for Health Research for demonstrating excellence in health research, health education and patient care.
Building on excellent science, our research and innovation will translate discovery into real world benefit, reducing inequalities and improving health outcomes.
We translate innovation into practice to develop and commercialise products to stimulate economic growth and support population health and wellbeing.
In the latest NHIP blog, Peter Noble reflects on our first Lightning Talk which explored the ways in which partners across the region have played a leading role in tackling the pandemic. The talk is now available to watch back for those who missed it 👇🏽
https://www.newcastlehealthinnovation.org/news/lightning-talk-tackling-covid/
Date for the diary next week for #lifesciences graduates 👇
Don't miss our first lightning talk next Tuesday! Hosted by @Martin_Newc_COO & @FEMatthewsStats, attendees will hear about the region's collaborative efforts in response to the #COVID19 pandemic. Register: https://bit.ly/359A6C9
Register now for our first lightning talk next week!
Have you registered for our event on July 13? We'll be joined by @FEMatthewsStats and @Martin_Newc_COO who will be talking about how our partners are working together to tackle the effects of #COVID-19 in the North East and Cumbria.
Register: http://bit.ly/359A6C9
Read the latest blog from NHIP's Peter Noble reflecting on our recent 'Ambition 2025' event, which brought together our partners and stakeholders to celebrate our successes one year in and help shape future plans. https://www.newcastlehealthinnovation.org/news/ambition-2025/
We're hosting the first in a series of NHIP Lightning Talks which will focus on tackling #COVID presented by @Martin_Newc_COO and @FEMatthewsStats:
📅 July 13
⏰ 12.15pm - 12.45pm
➡️Register for free https://bit.ly/359A6C9
Really interesting webinar from @PHE_uk @NHSEngland & C-WorKS happening on Tuesday next week which will explore the use of health inequality impact assessments across the health and care sector.
Register: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/health-inequalities-impact-assessment-what-is-it-and-why-its-important-tickets-156470941799
Our NHIP Ambition 2025 virtual event is about to get started. We've got a great line-up of speakers and workshops planned over the next hour.
Keep an eye on the thread below for updates throughout the event ⬇️
“The health challenges faced by our region make the AHSC particularly important. The centre will catalyse work in making a significant improvement to the health, wealth and wellbeing of a population of 3.2 million people.
“We are stronger if we work together and the collaborative efforts taking place to do our best to protect people against coronavirus is a prime example of this.”
Pro-Vice-Chancellor Faculty of Medical Sciences, Newcastle University. Director of NHIP
“This is an exciting opportunity for Newcastle Hospitals, which further cements our close links with the local authority, Newcastle University and other partners.
"Research and collaboration between organisations plays a huge part in providing the best possible, high quality care for patients and improving health and wellbeing. We need to work together to look at early discoveries and take them all the way through to ground-breaking care and treatment.”
Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Chief Executive Officer
“The new centre is recognition of the close partnership working between Newcastle University, Newcastle City Council and the NHS to help people in the region.
"Our region has some of the country’s greatest health inequalities and the aim of this centre is to help address these by delivering new treatments, pioneering research and better workforce education."
Chief Executive, Newcastle City Council
“We look forward to playing a key role in translating research outputs into patient benefit and economic growth for the region, by supporting the evaluation, adoption and dissemination of innovation at pace and scale.”
Chief Executive Officer, Academic Health Science Network for the North East and North Cumbria
"The new centre will enable us to come together to improve the health and wellbeing of local people, working collaboratively to address health inequality.
“NHIP is an exciting opportunity for CNTW to work with colleagues from the City Council, Newcastle University and Newcastle Teaching Hospitals to develop new evidence-based interventions to support health improvements and reductions in health inequalities.”
John Lawlor, Chief Executive, Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust
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