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The MSE Innovation Programme, based in Essex, ensures health entrepreneurs and innovators are provided with a supportive environment in which they are encouraged to:
Our innovation team support innovators through horizon scanning, innovation scouting activities and enabling bids for innovation funding.
The four core components are:
Our innovation team has links with Academic Health Science Networks in London and East of England, partner commissioning and provider organisations across the MSE HCP, Health Tech Enterprise, Industry, National innovation programmes and other experts needed to support the programme and the Fellows.
Now in its fourth year, our Innovation Fellowship opened applications for Cohort 4 (2023/24) on Tuesday 4 July 2023.
Our Innovation Fellowship is a 12-month opportunity for individuals and companies seeking to advance their healthcare innovation to the next stage.
Innovation Fellows are encouraged and supported to bring forward new ideas and innovations and to develop and test these in relevant and appropriate services across MSE Integrated Care System.
This year there is a focus on, but not limited to, the following themes:
Through introductions, networking, mentoring, and our unique program of NHS readiness learning sessions, we can help you grow your knowledge and experience of innovation development, adoption and scaling and help to reduce barriers and improve the quality of care.
There is a short, easy-to-complete form available here, with either online or video submissions.
Applications open on Tuesday 4 July and close on Tuesday 15 August at 5pm.
For any questions, please contact the innovation team on mse.msbinnovation@nhs.net
If you would like to get in contact with us, please email us at mse.msbinnovation@nhs.net
Hosted by NHS England, the Accelerated Access Collaborative (AAC) brings together industry, government, regulators, patients, and the NHS to remove barriers and accelerate the introduction of ground-breaking new treatments and diagnostics which can transform care.
The NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme (CEP) is an AAC programme which supports health and care staff to develop the commercial skills, knowledge and experience needed to successfully develop and spread innovation, for the benefit of patients, the public, and wider NHS. The programme offers a range of support including direct education, mentoring, networking, and access to exclusive opportunities, expertise, and resources.
In 2020, the NHS CEP was commissioned out to Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) with a commitment to expand the programme. This included recruiting 10 NHS partners to form a system capacity building pilot programme – now known as the NHS CEP InSites Pilot Programme. This testing and evaluation model was developed by Mid and South Essex (MSE) ICS, who are acting as the coordination hub for the NHS CEP InSites Programme.
This collaborative and co-designed programme has four aims:
The 10 sites span across England and are working with the NHS CEP and AAC to align processes, share intelligence on implementation, build capability within their sites and test/evaluate innovations to meet the needs of their populations.
Key partners
The 10 innovation sites include: