Working with NHS/research/industry to identify, develop & spread innovation benefiting patients, services & economies | Formerly Oxford AHSN | @HealthInnovNet
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ALT Webinar promotional graphic on a dark navy background. Text reads: “From evidence to adoption: building adoption-ready evidence. Live webinar (3 of 3). 26 November 2026, 11:30–12:30 GMT.” Two speakers are pictured: Dr Mamta Bajre, Head of Health Economics and Methodology; and Dr Ankur S. Chauhan, Senior Health Economist and Methodologist. A pink banner at the bottom reads: “Proving value to the NHS: a health economics webinar series for healthcare innovators.” Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the top.
ALT Funding reminder graphic on a light blue background with an image of an alarm clock. Text reads: “4 weeks left to apply. NIHR NICE rolling funding (HSDR Programme). Closes 19 November. Funding for research that improves NHS and social care delivery.” Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the top.
ALT Funding reminder graphic with a close-up illustration of blood vessels in the background. Text reads: “4 weeks left to apply. BHF Healthcare Implementation Fund. Up to £500,000 available. Supporting real-world implementation of cardiovascular innovations. Closes 16 November 2026.” Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the bottom.
ALT Webinar promotional graphic on a dark navy background. Text reads: "Building the economic case for NHS decision-making. Live webinar (2 of 3). 19 November 2026, 11:30–12:00 GMT." Three speakers are pictured: Dr Mamta Bajre, Head of Health Economics and Methodology; Krishana Parthipan, Health Economist and Methodologist; and Rayan Altayeb, Health Economist and Methodologist. A pink banner at the bottom reads: "Proving value to the NHS: a health economics webinar series for healthcare innovators." Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the top.
ALT Funding reminder graphic on a pale blue background with an illustration of lungs on the left. Text reads: "Developing a respiratory innovation? NIHR i4i FAST funding. £50K–£100K available. Closes 20 October 2026. Funding to validate your innovation and prepare for NHS adoption." Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the top.
ALT Two people standing at a Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley exhibition stand. The blue-clothed table is laid with leaflets and display materials. A pull-up banner behind them reads: "Accelerating NHS scale and adoption — supporting you to grow your business and help build an NHS fit for the future." Both people are wearing lanyards.
ALT An promotional banner for an NIHR webinar titled "i4i FAST - September 2026." Below the logo, the main text reads: "Webinar i4i FAST - September 2026 Launch webinar: 23 September, 10.30am - 12pm Applicant support Q&A drop-in: 6 October, 10.30am - 12pm" At the bottom left, next to a blue calendar and pink clock icon, the text reads: "Funding opportunity opens: 29 September 2026, 1pm" At the bottom center, a logo reads "20 Years," with "20" designed in a stylized pink and blue font. The right side of the banner features a photo of a young boy with curly dark hair sitting at a table. He is holding a blue nebulizer mask to his face with one hand while holding a smartphone in his other hand.
ALT Webinar promotional graphic on a dark navy background. Text reads: "Early evidence: building the evidence strategy for NHS adoption. Live webinar (1 of 3). 4 November 2026, 11:30–12:00 GMT." Two speakers are pictured: Dr Mamta Bajre, Head of Health Economics and Methodology; and Florence Serres, Methodologist. A pink banner at the bottom reads: "Proving value to the NHS: a health economics webinar series for healthcare innovators." Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the top.
ALT Infographic titled "Six ways to use an innovation scan for healthcare innovators." Six numbered points are arranged in a two-column grid: 1. Stay ahead of emerging trends — track trends across life sciences, medtech, and digital health; 2. Benchmark and differentiate — understand who is active in your space and identify where your solution has distinct advantages; 3. Understand market activity — track funding rounds, acquisitions, and wider business activity; 4. Identify potential investors — find venture capital firms, corporate investors, and strategic funders active in medtech and health innovation; 5. Discover partnership opportunities — identify organisations collaborating with industry for co-development, pilot projects, or licensing; 6. Support strategic decision-making — use market evidence to inform product development, market entry, and growth priorities. Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the bottom.
ALT Magnifying glass over a pencil surrounded by icons of books, gears, charts, and documents symbolizing research and analysis.
ALT Cover image for the Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley newsletter, September 2026. The title reads: "Innovation with impact." A photograph of a hand reaching upward with a glowing light forms the background. Three featured stories are listed: "Inspiring the Patient Safety Commissioner" — how work on wound care, Martha's Rule and more impressed a national patient safety leader; "From promising product to NHS pathway" — how the Respiratory Transformation Partnership shows industry, the NHS and health innovation networks working together to transform care pathways; and "Meet our new Chief Medical Officer" — a consultant plastic surgeon with a passion for scaling innovation and a commitment to staying close to patients. The Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley logo appears at the bottom left.
ALT Graphic promoting our sessions at the Robotics, innovation and surgical excellence conference, 19 September, ICC Birmingham, UK. Prof Gary Ford, Chief Executive Officer, presents 'Driving innovation to implementation in the NHS' from 09:50 to 10:20. Dr Mamta Bajre, Head of Health Economics and Methodology, presents 'Evaluating surgical robotics beyond clinical outcomes: economic, workforce and system impacts' from 16:10 to 16:40. Come and say hello.
ALT I want to play my part in helping innovation scale across our region and beyond, so that what works in one place can benefit patients everywhere. Dr Ryan Kerstein, Chief Medical Officer Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley NHS Office for Life Sciences
ALT Quote graphic on a dark blue background with a network pattern. A large quotation mark sits top left, and Dr Alanna Hare smiles in a circular photo on the right. The quote reads: "...patients with sleep disorders are seen in the right place, by the right person, first time." Below it, a label reads "An interview with Dr Alanna Hare". The Elective Care Respiratory Pathways logo sits in the top right, with the words "Sleep Cough Breathlessness".
ALT Graphic on a dark blue technology-themed background with glowing light effects. Text reads: "Funding for healthcare innovators. Find the right funding for your project." Logos for Health Innovation Oxford & Thames Valley, Office for Life Sciences, and NHS appear at the bottom.